Illustration by Jadyn Chen As a trail runner, finding flow is a necessity for success. One doesn’t run on a technical trail, but rather...

In this episode of the ArtGibbs Sports Business Podcast, we are joined by ultra marathon runner Jeffrey Stern. We talk about the...

This week we’re talking to Jeffrey Stern, a professional runner for Salomon, dog dad, coach, freelance writer, and marketing consultant....

"Running unsupported, Jeffrey Stern beat the previous FKT by half an hour, finishing just one minute behind the supported record." From...

With Jonathan Levitt: Jeff Stern is a dog lover, runner, coach, human and athlete, and someone who just loves life in general. In this...

A week of firsts...my very first podcast with Dave Coull of Eat Your Greens. A short, but sweet conversation just 48 hours removed from...

When my friend Adam Kimble described his experience during his successful supported Tahoe Rim Trail Fastest Known Time (FKT), I knew...

La Cumbre Peak rises over 1,000 meters from Santa Barbara and the Pacific Ocean. It is rare for a mountain this high to be so close to...

The Escarpment Trail 'Run' course record holder and two-time champion Lee Berube is looking to achieve greatness in 2020. The record he's...

Just getting back into that social media thing after a week completely off followed by a week of limited use and I've got to say friends,...

photos: Kim Reierson Believe it or not, I actually don't go to the gym (except for the occasional sauna/hot tub/rainy SB day treadmill...

First held in 1905, The Dipsea Race is the longest running trail race in America. Stretching 7.4 miles from Mill Valley to Stintson...

I sat down with my friend Ted King to talk about my foray into running, maple syrup & other fun stuff for this UnTapped Maple athlete...

Running slowly has a meditative effect on me. The sights, the sounds of everything around - I love to take it all in. I always run w/o...

Fresh off a trip from the 2017 World Mountain Running Championships in Premana, Italy, Joseph Gray isn’t looking back on what could have...