Ultramarathon
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The Road to Wolverine State: Gear & Fueling
Preparing for a 100-miler isn’t just about logging endless mileage. It is an all-encompassing puzzle of physical conditioning, mental stamina, gear testing, and logistics. A strategic adventure. Here is a look inside how I planned for running the Wolverine State 100.
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Completing the Summer Trail Fest Ultra 50M
This was my first time participating in the Summer Trail Fest Ultra at Sleepy Hollow State Park in Laingsburg, Michigan. The race offers a 5-mile distance, a half-marathon, a 50K, and rucking options. But I was here for their brand-new, inaugural 50-mile distance. Summer is not my favorite season to do an ultramarathon in, but…
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Returning to Trail Weekend 50K
We often spend our miles chasing the “next big experience”. Whether that’s new trails, new races, or unfamiliar horizons. But every so often, there’s a race that comes along that feels less like a challenge to conquer and more like a tradition to keep. The Trail Weekend 50K is that race for me. Returning to…
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A Bucket List Race: The Rock River Canyon 50K
Ever since my first ultra three years ago, I have been eyeing the Rock River Canyon 50K. This race is described as a race for runners who want to “immerse themselves in the wild backcountry of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula on Zen single track”. Now that I have completed this race, I can honestly say that…
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Completing the World’s Most Perfect Little Trail Race: The Hungerford Games 50 Mile
The “world’s most perfect little trail race” began at sunrise. With the sound of a buzzer, the Hungerford Games Trail Race started. I was happily on my way to completing my first 50-mile ultramarathon.
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Run on Island Time: An Ultramarathon
Spend a day getting to know Robin Hills Farm in Chelsea, Michigan with the Island Time loop race. Choose between a 24-hour, 12-hour night or day, or 6-hour night or day race option and complete as many 2-mile loops as possible.