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Everyday Ultra

Tips on how to be a better endurance athlete, every day, directly from the world"s best runners! Whether you participate in endurance races as a hobby, or you"re a competitive ultra-endurance athlete, this podcast will help you achieve your goals when it comes to racing, training, and recovery. The show is hosted by Ultra-Endurance athlete, Joe Corcione, who has competed in Ultramarathons, Ultratriathlons, and Ironman races.

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01:06:02

How One of the Best Ultrarunners in the World Thinks...

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2026/10/06

Hans Troyer joins us on the Everyday Ultra Podcast after an incredible year that includes a Black Canyon 100K course record and a third-place finish at CCC. But this conversation goes far beyond race results. Hans opens up about bouncing back from a devastating DNF, learning to race unfamiliar terrain, finding the balance between aggression and patience, and staying hungry without losing sight of why he runs in the first place.You'll learn:• How to turn a painful race into momentum• Why being a

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00:55:42

From Thru Hiking to Ultrarunning and How They Can...

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2026/10/05

Emma Lawson went from completing the Pacific Crest Trail to discovering a love for ultrarunning—and just days before this conversation, she finished her first 50K. In this episode, Emma shares how through hiking shaped her endurance mindset, how she rebuilt her training after injury, and what she learned from taking on her first ultra at Mammoth Trailfest. From strength training and fueling to navigating the inevitable low points, this conversation is packed with lessons that can help you become a

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01:06:24

How to Train For An Ultra AND Show Up For Your Family

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2026/09/30

Balancing ultrarunning with family life isn't easy. Between demanding training schedules, parenting, work, and relationships, finding time to pursue your goals can feel impossible. But what if you didn't have to choose between being a dedicated ultrarunner and being present for your family?In this coaches roundtable episode, Carolyn and Christian discuss how they've navigated ultrarunning while raising children and maintaining relationships. They share practical strategies, personal experiences, and

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01:01:08

Why One Bad Training Block Doesn't Define Your Race,...

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2026/09/29

Matt Zupan has built an ultrarunning career around doing a little bit of everything—from massive mountain linkups to some of the most competitive 100-mile races in the country. But his biggest lessons may have come from the races and training blocks that didn’t go according to plan.Matt gets candid about failure, ego, pacing, expectations, and the mindset shift that helped him show up to Leadville with almost everything working against him. His story is a reminder that a messy training block doesn’t

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01:03:04

Ultrarunning Lessons from a Leadville 100 Winner with...

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2026/09/22

McKendree Hickory’s 2026 Leadville 100 win wasn’t just about being tough enough to run 100 miles. It was about mindset, identity, knowing when to push, knowing when to back off, and learning how to stay objective when your brain starts telling you a different story.She also gets into what it actually looks like to train at a high level while working a full-time job, why genuinely easy running matters, and why confidence might not be the best thing to chase when you're doing something you've

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01:09:07

FKTs, Mental Toughness, and Rewriting Your Life with...

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2026/09/20

What does it actually take to keep moving when you’re completely on your own?Allison Powell unpacks her experience completing an unsupported Tahoe to Yosemite FKT, the mental preparation that helped her navigate three days alone, and the behind-the-scenes work that went into Rewritten, the documentary following Jeff Garmire's Appalachian Trail FKT.This conversation goes far beyond big-mile accomplishments. Allison shares practical lessons on decision-making under fatigue, preparing for the unknown,

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01:14:35

How to Run The Longest You've Ever Ran Before (And...

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2026/09/17

Running farther than you ever have isn’t just about adding more miles. When the distance gets into unfamiliar territory, your training, pacing, fueling, mindset, and ability to manage the hard moments all start to matter in different ways.In this episode, we break down what it actually takes to safely and successfully tackle a distance you’ve never run before without letting the excitement of a big goal turn into a disaster. Whether you’re training for your first ultra or pushing toward a distance

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00:59:34

How to Finish a 100 Mile Ultramarathon Strong with...

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2026/09/12

Kareem Afzal’s journey to the Leadville 100 is anything but ordinary. After a life-threatening illness, major lifestyle changes, years of endurance racing, and multiple failed attempts at 100 miles, Kareem finally found the combination of training, mindset, recovery, and support that changed everything.In this episode, Kareem breaks down what he learned from working with a coach, why more mileage isn’t always better, how speed work transformed his ultrarunning. His story is a reminder that becoming

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00:47:32

Ashley Paulson on Her Ultra Training, Recovery, and...

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2026/09/09

Ashley Paulson has built an extraordinary career in ultra running, pushing the limits of what’s possible while chasing world records and learning exactly what it takes to perform at the highest level. In this episode, Ashley breaks down the training, recovery, and mindset principles behind her approach to extreme endurance—and how everyday ultra runners can apply those lessons to become stronger, smarter, and more resilient.• How Ashley approaches training when the goal is to perform at an elite

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00:46:55

Phil Gore on Backyard Ultra Tips and How He Ran Over...

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2026/09/08

Phil Gore knows what it takes to push the limits of the backyard ultra. As the official Backyard Ultra World Record holder, Phil has spent years learning how to manage his body, mindset, pacing, sleep, and crew through extreme endurance efforts. In this episode, he breaks down what he’s learned from going deeper than almost anyone else in the sport—and how those lessons can make you a smarter, stronger, and more resilient ultrarunner.From pacing strategies and adapting your plan mid-race to handling

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00:51:46

How to Pick Your Next Ultramarathon: Choose the Right...

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2026/09/03

Finished your last ultra and wondering what’s next?Maybe you feel like you’re supposed to go farther. Run faster. Tackle a harder course. Chase a bigger race.But the truth? Your next ultramarathon shouldn’t be based on what you think you’re supposed to do. It should be based on what will actually help you progress, excite you, and make the training process worth it.In this episode, I break down the exact process I use for myself and with athletes to choose the right next race—and why picking the

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01:14:57

How to Make Your Training Less Stressful to Run...

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2026/08/31

Ultra running has a funny way of exposing the difference between what you think makes you better and what actually does.Tommy Lewis gets into the less obvious parts of becoming a better ultra runner—from building confidence before you feel ready, to understanding your limits, staying healthy enough to keep doing this for years, and knowing when your obsession with improvement has gone too far.Tommy opens up about his own evolution as a runner, including the lessons that came from years of injuries,

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01:01:48

The Journey To Nailing A First 100K with Trent Frahn

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2026/08/28

What does it take to go from running your first marathon to lining up for your first 100K—and actually racing at the front of your age group? From committing to a demanding 22-week training block to learning how to embrace uncomfortable conditions, Trent shares the habits and mentality that helped him make the leap into the ultra world. His approach shows that big breakthroughs aren't usually about one huge effort—they're built through the small decisions you make consistently when nobody is

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01:02:29

How to Build Confidence Through Hard Things, Stop...

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2026/08/24

Natalia's journey into ultrarunning is anything but ordinary. After winning The Circle and serving in the British Army, she found herself taking on some of the world’s toughest stage races—including Marathon des Sables as her first ultra. Today you'll learn how ultrarunning can teach us about resilience, self-trust, preparation, and learning to be comfortable with the unknown. From approaching a brutal race with limited running experience to stepping away from the pressure of social media

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01:06:26

How to Not Let Problems Derail Your Training and Racing

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2026/08/20

When life throws a wrench into your training, your race, or your plans, it’s easy to let one inconvenience spiral into “my whole race is ruined.” In ultrarunning, things will go wrong. The real skill is learning how to respond when they do.In this episode, we’re diving into the mindset and practical tools that can help you stay level-headed, solve problems, and keep moving forward when things don’t go according to plan. Every training struggle, unexpected obstacle, or race-day curveball is a chance

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01:07:32

How to Avoid And Solve Nutrition and Stomach Issues...

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2026/08/19

Nutrition can make or break an ultramarathon. In this episode, we’re breaking down one of the most frustrating parts of ultra running: what happens when your fueling strategy stops working. From nausea and stomach issues to palate fatigue, hydration mistakes, and struggling to stay consistent, this conversation gets into the variables that can derail your race—and how to start solving them.You’ll learn how to troubleshoot problems instead of guessing, practice fueling in training, and build the

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01:09:18

The State of Everyday Ultra: Everything We’re...

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2026/08/19

This is a different episode, as we are covering everything we're building here at Everyday Ultra, and how you can be a part of it! We usually don't talk about these too much on the podcast, as we always try to keep the focus of adding value first and foremost. But after many requests, we wanted to put out this episode to lay out everything!Along with a special announcement at the end of the episode.Enjoy!SHOW LINKS:Everyday Ultra YouTube Channel:

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01:09:09

Fueled by Maple Syrup, This Guy is Running 12 Ultras...

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2026/08/13

Justin Kaufman is back on Everyday Ultra, and this one goes DEEP. From sobriety and rebuilding his life through endurance sports to becoming a 12x ultramarathoner, 2x Ironman, and someone taking on 12 ultras in 12 months.Kaufy has built a completely different approach to what it means to train, recover, and perform at a high level. Kaufy gets into the mindset, habits, and philosophy behind it all—and there are some seriously unconventional takeaways.In this episode you will learn:• How sobriety

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00:49:58

Max Jolliffe on Winning Badwater 135 and Building...

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2026/08/12

Max is back on the Everyday Ultra Podcast—and this time, he’s coming off one of the most jaw-dropping performances in ultrarunning history. After setbacks, DNFs, and plenty of people questioning what he was capable of, Max finally put all the pieces together at Badwater 135. The real story isn’t just what happened on race day. It’s everything that went into making that performance possible.Behind betting on yourself, the training changes that helped unlock another level, and what it takes to stay

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01:11:32

How to Run Your Best 100 Miler Yet and Improve Your...

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2026/08/10

Jennifer Higgins is back on the Everyday Ultra Podcast after an incredible year of racing, coaching, and learning what she’s capable of. In this episode we dive into consistency, self-belief, handling the low points of an ultra, learning from difficult races without beating yourself up, and how to stay composed when things don’t go according to plan. If you’re training for your first ultra, chasing a PR, or trying to become more mentally resilient when races get tough, there’s a lot here you can

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