Ultraverse Podcast with Chase and Casey

This episode is the first in a two-part series that dives into the intricacies of ultrarunning nutrition, focusing on Proxima C Endurance Fuel and the upcoming Proxima C Ultra. Chase discusses the differences between these two products, emphasizing the importance of specific carbohydrate profiles for ultrarunning, and how to really read and understand a nutrition labelUse code proxpod for 25% off your first order of Proxima C

This episode discusses the experiences and challenges faced by both Chase and Casey during the Outlaw 135 race in Oklahoma. The hosts reflect on training and preparation, the emotional impact of personal events leading up to the race, and the race conditions.

This episode covers various aspects of the two Hell Creek races, including race highlights, course details, and personal anecdotes. Chase and Casey discuss the challenges and unique features of the races, elevation profiles, course layouts, and other useful information. They also shareinsights into some fun elements like the Hall of Flame, slam awards, costume contests, and furry finisher awards.

In this episode of the Ultraverse podcast, Chase and Caseysit down with Andrew Fehringer, a local legend in the rural town of O’Neill, NE, and ultra runner, to discuss his journey into the world of ultra running, particularly the Cowboy 200 race. Andrew shares his background, family life, and the support he receives from his loved ones and community. He reflects onhis experiences during the Cowboy 200, the challenges he faced, and the mental strategies he employs to keep going. Throughout the episode, Andrew emphasizesthe importance of community support, personal determination, and the beauty of the Nebraska landscape that inspires him on his runs.

In this episode of The Ultraverse podcast, Chase and Casey welcome Lisamarie and Rene, the 2025 Ultraverse Runners of the Year. They discuss their experiences at various ultra races, including the Sticks, Summit, FRUD, and Cowboy 200. The conversation delves into their personal lives, achievements, and the challenges they faced during these races, all while sharing humorous anecdotes and insights about the ultra-running community.For Limping Deer LLC photography, contact @compassion.activist on Instagramhttps://www.youtube.com/@UTI-Findingthesweetspotofultra

In this episode of the Ultraverse podcast, Chase and Casey delve into the Sticks Race, a unique ultrarunning event held in Norton, Kansas. They discuss the origins of the race, its distinctive format featuring multiple time options, and the challenges posed by weather and terrain. The conversation highlights the community vibe, fun elements like whiskey shots for personal records, and the newly upgraded aid station. They also reflect on memorable moments from past races and look forward to future events, emphasizing the camaraderie and spirit of ultrarunning.

In this episode, the hosts sit down with Christine Tokarz. Christine discusses her experiences in ultramarathons, her approach to challenges, and her philosophy on running and life.

In this episode Chase and Casey reflect on the highlights ofthe 2025 racing season and look forward to 2026. The hosts also express gratitude to volunteers and supporters, emphasizing the community's role intheir success.

In this episode of the Ultraverse podcast, we have our first nutritional deep dive. In this deep dive, we discuss the crucial role of electrolytes in ultra-running, what you might be doing wrong, and what to do instead. Link to test sweat rate: https://ultraversesupplements.com/ultra-running-hydration-sweat-rate

In this episode of the Ultraverse podcast, Chase and Casey welcome Karen Krob, the 2025 female winner and new course record holder for the Summit 200. Karen shares her journey into ultra running and her experiences at the Summit 200. Karen also reflects on her motivations for running and her future race plans, including aspirations for Badwater.

In this episode of the Ultraverse podcast, Chase and Casey delve into the details of the upcoming inaugural Pilgrimage race, set for May 3rd, 2026. They discuss the unique structure of the race, which includes a cap of 45 runners, a 150-hour time limit, and various routes that challenge participants both physically and mentally. The hosts share insights into the race's origin, rules, and terrain, emphasizing the journey of self-discovery that runners will experience. They also cover logistics, awards, and the support available for participants, making it clear that this race is unlike any other.

In this episode, we hang out with Ultraverse ambassador, JJ Goodrich. JJ reflects on his motivations for running, emphasizing the importance of pushing oneself and embracing the challenges that come with it. He shares a personal perspective on how he views his future self and the regrets he would have if he didn't strive for his goals. JJ expresses gratitude for the ability to experience the grind and the lessons learned through perseverance.

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