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The Adventure Jogger

Steven Kornhaus

Every runner has a unique story, and we"re here to tell them all. From elite athletes leading the pack to everyday runners finding joy in the middle or back of the pack, we celebrate the heart, grit, and humor that make this community so special. Join us for laughs, insights, and the unexpected adventures of runners everywhere! Support the podcast on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/theadventurejogger Watch episodes on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-H4tQM21wO37E7G-bvK3Cw

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84:05

Hunter Leininger: Florida Trail FKT Fueled By Gratitude

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/02/09

Hunter Leininger, a young adventurer, shares his experiences and mindset of living life to the fullest. From growing up with adventure racing to building robot costumes and props, Hunter has always pursued his dreams at a young age. He started a business in high school and has embraced a positive mindset that allows him to overcome challenges and fear of failure. Hunter recently ran the Florida Trail, pushing himself outside his comfort zone and appreciating his home state in a unique way. Despite

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70:12

Lindsay Walter: The Greatest Gift I Never Knew I Needed

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/02/06

Lindsay Walter, a runner with alopecia, shares her experience of running in a six-day race and how running helped her gain confidence and self-acceptance. She discusses the mental preparation required for such a challenging race and the difficulties she faced during the event. Lindsay also reflects on her journey with alopecia and how running empowered her to embrace her true self. She highlights the importance of kindness and empathy in society and the need to teach these values to future

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68:09

Hans Troyer: The Kid From Georgia Shocks The World

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/02/02

Hans Troyer, a former college cross country and track runner, shares his journey into ultra running. He discusses his transition from shorter distances to longer races and the challenges he faced along the way. Hans also talks about his training approach, including the importance of threshold work and progressive long runs. He shares his experience with nutrition and the learning curve he went through. Finally, he talks about how he discovered the Bandera 100K race and his plans for the future. Hans

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65:02

Jennifer Russo: So You Want To Run A Backyard Ultra

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/30

Jennifer Russo, co-founder of the Empower Ultra series and the first woman to run 300 miles in a backyard ultra, shares her journey in ultra running and race directing. She discusses the rewards of race directing and the incredible moments at the finish line. Jennifer also talks about her experience in backyard ultras and provides training tips for those interested in the format. She highlights the challenges of the race and the importance of food and aid station strategy. In this conversation,

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68:50

Karl Meltzer: A Slow Jog Is Better Than No Jog

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/26

In this conversation, Ryan and Karl discuss Karl's recent running season, his mindset as a competitive runner, and his goal of completing 100 100-mile races. They also touch on unconventional fueling strategies and the mental aspect of running long distances. Karl reflects on the changes in his performance as he gets older and contemplates the possibility of retirement after his 100th 100-mile race. In this part of the conversation, Karl Meltzer discusses the future of Speedgoat, the creation of the

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55:22

Kaylee Fredrick: The Wisdom of Youth

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/23

Kaylee Frederick, an 19-year-old ultra runner, shares her incredible journey of running ultras at a young age. Despite the challenges and doubts, Kaylee pushed herself to complete 31 ultras in a year, including the prestigious Badwater race. She discusses her motivations for running, the support and concerns from her parents, and the lessons she has learned from pushing through pain. Kaylee also highlights the importance of responsible training for teenagers and the sense of community she has found

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64:25

Amy Haas: Race Across The States

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/19

Amy Haas, a strength and running coach, shares her journey from team sports to running and her decision to run a half marathon in every state. She emphasizes the importance of strength training for runners and provides tips for getting started. Amy also discusses the growth of her Instagram account and the partnerships she has formed with companies like Nike. In this conversation, Amy Haas shares her experiences as a runner and influencer on Instagram. She talks about the challenges of capturing the

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68:32

Will Sprouse: Beer, Pizza, and Over 100 100 Milers

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/16

Will Sprouse shares his journey of completing 100 mile races and his unique approach to fueling with beer during races. He discusses the importance of setting goals and the satisfaction of crossing the finish line. Will also opens up about his experience of having a stroke and the challenges he faced during his recovery. Despite the obstacles, Will's determination and persistence allowed him to continue running and achieving his goals. In this conversation, ultra runner William Sprouse shares his

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66:11

Christina Couper: Choosing Your Hard and the...

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/12

In this conversation, Christina Couper shares her journey from equestrian to ultra runner. She discusses the parallels between horse riding and running, including the lessons learned from horses such as recovery and problem-solving. Christina also highlights the importance of perspective and gratitude in both running and life. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the fascinating world of farriers and horseshoeing. In this conversation, Christina Couper discusses her experience running

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65:17

Chad Lasater: Setting Records at the 24 Hour World...

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/09

Chad Lasater shares his experience of participating in the World 24-Hour Championship in Taiwan. He discusses the challenges of traveling long distances for a race and the impact of jet lag on performance. Chad also talks about the difficulties of adapting to different food and accommodations in a foreign country. He highlights the importance of bringing your own race nutrition and the support he received from his teammate Bob Hearn. Chad reflects on the growth of ultra running and the unique

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72:28

Your Fastest 50k

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/05

In this conversation, Ryan Ploeckelman interviews Taggart VanEtten, a world record holder in ultra running, about his engagement and his training methods. Taggart shares his proposal story and offers marriage advice. They discuss the importance of speed work and mixing up workouts to improve performance. Taggart introduces a 16-week training plan for running a faster 50K, emphasizing the use of intervals and easy runs. They also discuss the role of rest intervals and recovery in building speed and

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93:09

Most Inspiring Runners of 2023

The Adventure Jogger ·

2024/01/02

The conversation highlights the most inspiring runners of 2023 in the ultra running community as picked by Henry Howard for runspirited.com. The runners showcased in this episode have overcome various challenges, achieved impressive performances, and served as ambassadors for the sport. The chapters cover topics such as remarkable performances, personal transformations, advocacy for social causes, and contributions to the sport. The conversation also touches on the UTMB controversy and the

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156:25

The Christmas Special

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/22

The episode starts with a Christmas party atmosphere, with the hosts and guests enjoying old fashions. They discuss the recent tornado in Clarksville and the community's response to the disaster. The conversation then shifts to Christmas gift-giving, with each participant sharing their wins and fails in finding the perfect gift for their partners. Finally, Becca talks about her year of running and her plans for 2024. In this part of the conversation, the hosts and guest discuss Bob Hearn's running

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62:04

Charlotte Corriher: The Marathon Costume Chick

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/19

In this conversation, Charlotte Corriher shares her journey from running marathons in costumes to becoming an ultramarathon runner. She talks about her experience living on a boat and how it influenced her running. Charlotte discusses the sense of community in the ultra running world and the support she receives from fellow runners. She also highlights her favorite races, including the Charleston 100 and the Yeti races. In this conversation, Charlotte Corriher shares her experiences and insights on

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66:05

Janice O'Grady: Setting Records in Your 70s

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/15

Janice O'Grady, an ultrarunner since the 1980s, discusses the evolution of the sport and her experiences. She shares stories of the small ultra-running community in the 80s and the camaraderie among runners. Janice recommends old school races and emphasizes the importance of training and competitiveness. She also talks about setting world records in the 75-79 age group and her approach to longevity in ultrarunning. Janice reflects on her recent world record-setting run at Tunnel Hill and the joy of

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69:59

Wally Hesseltine: 80 Years Young and Still Crushing It

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/12

Wally Hesseltine, an 80-year-old ultra runner, discusses his running journey and achievements. He recently set the 80-year-old 100-mile record at Tunnel Hill. Wally shares his experience and mindset during the race, as well as his motivation for setting records at his age. He talks about his lifelong passion for running and the joy he finds in participating in races every month. Wally also offers advice for new ultra runners and emphasizes the importance of keeping records and being prepared. He

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59:23

Brian Boyle: Running for Liam

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/08

Brian Boyle shares his journey as a father of a child with a critical form of congenital heart disease. He discusses the challenges and emotions of discovering his son's health issues and the impact it had on his family. Brian also highlights the healing power of running and how it has helped him cope with the difficulties of his son's condition. He emphasizes the importance of cherishing every day and finding inspiration in his son's strength and resilience. Brian's story showcases the gratitude,

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67:00

Andrew Buck Michael: The Running Meteorologist

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/05

Andrew Buck Michael is an ultra runner, TV Meteorologist, and host of the fantastic podcast "Weathering the Run". We have a great conversation about how he got into ultra running, what drew him to study the Weather, and even take a behind the scenes look at what it takes to bring Central Ohio their daily forecast. Check out the "Weathering the Run" Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/6dZSjiBEEJy5U7go0Wuxiy This episode is brought to you by Dan Perron, Adam, Dean, Joe Kern, and all of our Patreon

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75:20

Madalyn Nones: Winning Pinhoti

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/12/01

Get to know a rising star in the Eastern US trail scene Madalyn Nones. From her start in Kickboxing, to hilarious first Marathon story, Madalyn's story is one full of laughs, trying new things, and finding something you really enjoy. She even breaks down her recent victory at one of the best 100 milers in the Southeast, The Pinhoti 100 in Alabama. This episode is brought to you by Jenn Houghton, Michael Shiels, Sally Thompson, Chitra Ranganathan, all of our Patreon supporters and listeners. You can

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68:39

Justin Duncklee: New Hip and New Hobby

The Adventure Jogger ·

2023/11/28

Justin Duncklee had a run of bad luck. After taking some antibiotics, he nearly died after a one in a million reaction. After recovering from that he would start running, only to find out that his bodies reaction to the antibiotics also destroyed one of his hips, and at the age of 30 he had to get a hip replacement. Not sure he would ever be able to run again he slowly started ramping up his miles, and found a goal that at one point seemed impossible, a 50k trail race. This episode is brought to you

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