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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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01:10:25

Stop Overtraining: Alyssa Clark’s Guide to...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/11/10

Are you training harder than ever… but not getting the results you want? In this episode, pro ultrarunner and Everyday Ultra coach Alyssa Clark returns to the Everyday Ultra Podcast to share how to stop overtraining and build a sustainable approach to long-term success in ultrarunning.Alyssa — a professional athlete with ON Running, and champion of races like Moab 240, URay 100, and UTMB Puerto Vallarta, and an Everyday Ultra Coach — opens up about the small habits, flexible mindset, and honest

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01:40:48

Jeff Garmire on Setting an Appalachian Trail FKT, How...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/10/31

Jeff “Legend” Garmire is one of the best endurance athletes in the sport; having a long list of accomplishments such as setting self-supported FKT’s on the JMT, AZT, CT, and a ton of wins and podium finishes at ultras, his insight is always worth listening to.And recently, he just accomplished the FKT for the self-supported crossing of the Appalachian Trail and beat the previous record by 4 hours.In this episode, Jeff shares:How to handle life after accomplishing a massive goal (and combat post-goal

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00:53:24

How to Train Your Gut for Ultramarathons: Avoid...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/10/31

Stomach issues are the top cause for DNF’s in an ultra. And most people get stomach issues because they don’t train their gut to handle the large amount of carbs we have to eat out there.On top of that, with high carb getting all the hype, if you want to try out a high carb strategy, you will have to train your gut to be able to handle more carbs.Because when you do that, you’re able to perform better, avoid stomach issues, and finish your race strong.So, in this episode, we give you the bulletproof

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00:57:27

How to Power Hike Faster in Ultras (and Crush Every...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/10/31

Hiking is an underrated skill for ultramarathons; and if you learn how to hike better, you’ll improve your times out there on the course. Especially for uphill races.This episode will teach you how to hike stronger, better, and more efficiently. That way, you can crush those uphills with ease.You’ll learn:When to hike vs. run in an ultramarathonDrills to practice to hike faster and improve your hiking speedHow to use poles to improve your powerhikingHow to gain strength to hike stronger in your

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00:59:14

How to Overcome Low Points, Prevent Blisters, and...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/10/31

We're answering your questions in this episode coming off of the Kodiak 100M!We cover a bunch of topics in here such as:How to get through the low points in an ultramarathonWhat to do to prevent blisters and take care of your feetHow to deal with nausea in a raceHow to pick a race that aligns with your biggest goalsHow not to quit in a race, even when you aren't hitting your goalsAnd so much moreHuge thank you for listening to the show!SHOW LINKS:Register for our race, The Desert Peak Ultra

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03:55:10

Kilian Korth on Winning the Triple Crown of 200...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/10/25

Kilian Korth recently won the Moab 240, which locked in him becoming the new course record holder of the Triple Crown of 200’s (consisting of Tahoe 200, Bigfoot 200, and Moab 240 in one year). He also won every race in the series in the same year.After a breakthrough year, we sat down for this massive podcast with Kilian to discuss his biggest lessons learned, sharing details on his running journey, and incredibly powerful mental toughness tips to be your best.Kilian is also a coach with us here at

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03:23:44

Kodiak 100 Miler Recap: Ultra Mental Strategies,...

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2025/10/21

I raced Kodiak 100 Miler last weekend and it was one of the most insightful races I've ever ran!So, I'm breaking down all of the lessons, stories, and takeaways from my race to help YOU crush your own races, ultras, and training.Buckle up because there is a ton to learn from in this race recap such as:Mental strategies to get through low points in an ultramarathonHow to find the balance between doing "too much" and "too little" in your race scheduleHow to be joyful even

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01:21:17

100-Miler Training Principles: The Most Important...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/10/09

Training for a 100-mile ultramarathon isn’t just about piling on the miles — it’s about building the right foundation that makes your body, mind, and strategy bulletproof on race day.In this episode, Joe breaks down the exact framework he used while preparing for the Kodiak 100, explaining how to identify your biggest limiter and structure training around what really matters. Whether you’re chasing your first buckle or aiming for a PR, you’ll learn how to craft a plan that fits your life, maximizes

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01:20:19

The Pre-Race Checklist to Crush Your Ultramarathon

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2025/10/02

You’ve put in the miles, nailed your training, and visualized the finish line—but one missed detail can still derail your entire ultra. In this episode, Joe breaks down the six essential steps every runner needs to dial in before race day. Whether you’re running a 50K or a 200 miler, this checklist will help you avoid common mistakes and show up fully prepared.Here’s a taste of what you’ll learn:How to build a realistic pace plan (and why it’s the foundation of everything else).The exact gear

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01:37:26

Powerful Ultrarunning Lessons from Running Across...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/09/29

What can ultrarunners learn from running 760 miles across Colorado with 300,000 feet of climbing—while battling sickness, broken gear, and brutal weather? That’s exactly what Hunter Leininger discovered on his record-setting traverse across the Rockies.In this episode, Hunter shares not just the story of his Colorado FKT, but the practical lessons you can apply to your own training, racing, and mindset. Whether you’re training for your first ultra or chasing your own big goals, these insights will

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01:16:56

Ultramarathon Training for Mountains from the...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/09/28

In this episode of the Everyday Ultra Podcast, host Joe Corcione chats with his athlete Jennifer Taylor, who recently conquered her first 100-miler at the High Lonesome 100—one of the toughest ultras in the U.S.Jennifer opens up about how she turned grief and trauma into fuel for her running journey, but just as importantly, she shares the training strategies that helped her prepare for a mountainous, high-altitude race while living in the flatlands of North Carolina. From grinding out vert on the

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01:02:02

How to Plan an Ultramarathon Race Season and Schedule...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/09/20

In this episode of the Everyday Ultra Podcast, Joe breaks down the exact process for building a powerful and smart race schedule. From A-races to tune-up events, he shares the key principles that will help you avoid common mistakes, set meaningful goals, and create a lineup of races that keeps you motivated, consistent, and ready to perform at your best. Whether you’re chasing your first ultra or looking to maximize a season of big goals, this episode will give you the framework to plan smarter, not

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01:03:34

Balancing Life and Training, Recovery Tools, Weighted...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/09/17

Joe answers athlete questions on training, recovery, and mindset—while sharing insights from his own prep for the Kodiak 100. From balancing life’s curveballs to debating recovery tools, this session is packed with practical takeaways for any ultrarunner looking to get stronger, smarter, and more resilient.Here's what you'll learn:Balancing life and training: How to adjust your plan when new responsibilities disrupt your schedule.Flexibility over perfection: Why the big picture matters more

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01:20:20

The Ultrarunning Mindset Shifts to Make to Crush Your...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/09/05

If you’ve ever looked at a seemingly impossible goal and thought, “There’s no way I can do that,” Krissy Mae Harclerode’s story will flip that belief on its head.So, What does it take to turn pain into power and chase down massive goals like a 200-mile ultra? In this episode, Joe sits down with Krissy Mae Harclerode, an athlete, coach, and business owner whose journey from addiction and recovery to podium finishes, FKTs, and now the Mammoth 200, is extraordinary.Listeners will learn:How Krissy’s

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01:03:02

Overrated and Underrated Ultrarunning Strategies for...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/08/29

There are a lot of new training interventions becoming popular in the ultramarathon world.But which ones are actually useful and which ones should you skip on?In this episode, we cover what the "hottest" training trends are and if they are overrated or underrated when it comes to training for ultras. These topics include:High carb fuelingCarbon plated trail shoesSpeedworkLosing Weight to Perform BetterWeighted VestsProteinHuge thank you for listening to the episode!SHOW LINKS:Want to work with me to

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01:05:15

How to Heal Through Running and Build Self-Belief...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/08/25

What happens when running becomes more than just miles? It becomes a path to healing, self-discovery, and joy?In this powerful episode of the Everyday Ultra Podcast, Joe sits down with Madeline Wolfenbarger, the runner you may know as the“masked runner from Instagram. Behind the funny, relatable reels and gear tips lies a story of resilience, courage, and transformation.Maddy opens up about her journey through childhood trauma, eating disorders, and depression—and how running helped her reclaim her

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01:21:02

Leadville 100 Miler Recap: Training Tips, Race...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/08/23

One of our amazing Everyday Ultra Coaches, Christie Brinker, just finished the Leadville 100M as her first 100M!Leadville is a tough course; with most of the race being above 10,000 feet of elevation, having over 15,000 feet of climbing, and having unforgiving cutoffs, it is a beast to tackle for a first 100M.But Christie trained hard for it, executed her plan well, and overcame all of the mental obstacles to get it done.And one of the most impressive parts? She did it all while training at sea

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01:05:12

Kilian Korth on Ultra Racing Strategies, Winning...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/08/22

Everyday Ultra Coach Kilian Korth is in the progress of making ultra history: recently winning Bigfoot 200 and setting a course record, he is currently on track to break the record time for the Triple Crown, which hasn’t been done in years.And in this episode, Kilian breaks down some of his key strategies he deployed at Bigfoot 200, in his training, and along his ultramarathon journey that is leading to his huge success.Kilian shares:How to be deadly efficient in aid station transitionsWhy you

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01:06:09

How to Structure a Training Plan for an...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/08/20

Your biggest ultramarathon questions are answered in this Q&A episode!In this episode we cover:How many miles you should be running in peak week of trainingHow much you should be training when going for an ultramarathonHow to structure an ultramarathon training plan that fits your needsWhen to change shoes in an ultramarathonHow to decide to run or not if you are feeling painsHow to plan best for an ultramarathon in terms of pacing, nutrition, etcAnd so much more!Thanks so much for listening to

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01:09:53

Harry Subertas & Lauren Klein on Overcoming...

Everyday Ultra ·

2025/08/08

Ultramarathoning isn’t just about being physically strong; it’s about being mentally strong.And being mentally strong doesn’t just mean pushing through low points; it means being able to solve problems when they come up in an ultramarathon (which is always inevitable).That has been a big key to success for both Harry Subertas (Cocodona 250 champion in 2024) and Lauren Klein (ultrarunner, crew chief, and Harry’s fiancé) as they’ve navigated through the challenges of ultrarunning and life with a

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