Trail Mix Running Podcast

Art hails from the Rio Grande Valley, or RGV, in South Texas and is an absolute force on the trails. After getting into trail and ultra running later in life, Art dove right in with his "burn the ships" mentality and the results speak for themselves. With wins, course records, and now is first 200 mile effort under his belt, Art shares what keeps him moving and how he likes to train for tough terrains in possibly the flattest place on earth.If you enjoyed the episode throw a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ rating on the show and leave a comment.Thanks and we'll see you next week!

If the Durango Running Club ever starts a podcast they are going to hate the work that we do here. For this episode of TMRP we are back with another La Plata County legend, Robyn Lesh. Robyn is a pro runner for Altra who has carved her niche as a middle distance ultra runner with wins and course records at some of the most prestigious races around the world - which is exactly how she likes it. In this episode we cover Robyn's eccentric background, her down under, trail running roots, how she handles the long racing seasons that have become normalized, and what excites her about the future.We really enjoyed sharing some time with Robyn and we hope you enjoy the listen. Support her by subscribing to her Substack and giving her a follow on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/smiles4trailshttps://substack.com/@trails4smilesThanks so much for stopping by. If you enjoyed the episode do us a favor and drop a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ rating, and hit that follow button. Life's short, run far.

In this episode of TMRP comedian, NJ Devil 100 Miler starter, Pine Creek Challenge 100 Miler starter, Leadville 100 starter, FRONT RANGE ULTRA DAYZE 100 MILER FINISHER, Dan LaMorte joins Nick and Steven to talk about comedy, life in his new home in Leadville, and if the path to finishing his first 100 has given him the perspective that he was looking for. I will take this moment to apologize - this was our first in-person recording and the audio quality missed the mark. Frankly, we do this for fun, and since we had a blast with Dan we checked that box, but we know this isn't what our listeners are looking for from us. We'll learn and do better. If you're looking for a running metaphor this was not quite a DNF but also definitely not a podium.There's no way this should stop you from enjoying the episode. Drop a comment of your favorite part (or just to say what's up to Dan) and we'll see you next week!

How do you define someone who just does cool stuff? Today we're joined by none other than interesting human, Jason Hardrath.After life as a college runner, Jason started busting out trail races and even made the Ironman 70.3 World Championships until life threw him a curveball.Not being one to just sit around, Jason used that as an opportunity to get wild with it, and now he has bagged over 120 route fastest known times (FKTs). For Jason these efforts often include bushwhacking, route finding, scrambling, free soloing, and even some good, old fashioned trail running.We had a blast talking with Jason, and we're sure you'll have a blast giving it a listen. When that inevitably happens be sure to drop a comment and leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review.Thanks so much for stopping by, and we'll see you next week!

"The man who enjoys thru-hiking will go further than the man who enjoys the destination." - Scott Benerofe, probablyToday we're joined by none other than Scott Benerofe for the fourth installment in our Local Legend series.Scott is of the trail and as we learn, he is drawn towards arduous efforts in wild places with harsh conditions. Scott's roots in the Northeast have pulled him all over the Whites, the AT, the Long Trail, the Adirondacks, and most likely any hills you've driven over between Canada and Virginia.We had a blast sharing some time with Scott. If you had a blast listening, do us a favor and follow the show + add a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ rating.https://www.instagram.com/scottbenerofe/