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“I drank like a couple cups of beer, and it totally helped me get out of the hole and had a great race. Best 100 miler I ever ran.”

Thomas Reiss is a German born runner, punk rock musician and Owner, Kraftwerk Design Inc. Thomas shares his story of growing up in the punk rock scene in Germany and how he fell into running. Hear tales from iconic races like Nine Trails, Tahoe Rim Trail, Snowman Race and many more.

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Kraftwerk Design Inc

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Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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Natasha Buffo is a former Silicon Valley business analyst turned solo world traveler, snowboarder and backpacker. She loves to travel abroad and thru-hike epic trails, but these days she can be found skiing around Lake Tahoe with a smile on her face. We chat all about how she escaped the corporate world to then travel to New Zealand several times and later talk about about the importance of incorporating nature into our lives and what we can all do to improve mental health for ourselves and those around us.

 

Links from the Episode:

Natasha’s Website

Natasha’s Instagram

Dirt and Tears Book

Natasha’s Published Articles

Not Alone, Just Solo Article

Thousand Island Lake

Kirkwood Ski Resort

Tahoe Rim Trail

John Muir Quote on Lake Tahoe

Mental Health First Aid Course

SafeTALK Suicide Prevention

Bruné Brown - The Power of Vulnerability

One Wave Fluro Friday

 

Links from the Host:

robroyoutdoors.com

Adventures in National Parks, Forests & Wild Places Facebook Group

Adventure Bound on Instagram

Rob’s YouTube Channel

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Had a great conversation with two incredible women. First up, Adidas athlete Corrine Malcolm and I discuss her amazing FKT (Fastest Known Time) on the 171-mile Tahoe Rim Trail traverse. What went right, what went wrong on her magical day. Then a long form conversation with co-founder Helen Russell of Equator Coffees in Marin County, CA. We discuss her entrepreneurial journey, what goes into a cup of coffee, LGBTQ/social issues...and much more!

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Please enjoy my conversation with former Olympian, ultra endurance athlete and coach, Chris Hauth. Today we talked about training during the pandemic, self-curated adventures and getting creative in the outdoors, our respective journeys on iconic routes - Chris on the Tahoe Rim Trail, me on the John Muir Trail, and much more.  

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“Okay 6 miles to the next trail crossing with 2700 feet of up and 1900 feet of down….Holy cow that’s a brutal way to end this thing!”

Kyle Curtin is an ultra-runner focused on mountain adventures, although he enjoys skiing, biking, and hiking as ways of getting to the great outdoors too. He started running 100 mile races in 2012 with the Ozarks in Missouri, but his graduation to more serious adventuring began after getting out of the Army in 2015 with a thru hike of the Appalachian Trail with his recently retired father. In this episode, Luis catches up with Kyle a week after breaking the unsupported Tahoe Rim Trail FKT. They discuss tactics and lye shares his point of view.

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Kyle Curtin Contact Info:

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Kevin Lyons (Producer) Contact:

kevin@roaddogpodcast.com

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Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters

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In our very first episode, we talk with Erika Hoagland - an amazingly talented ultrarunner and author of the column, I Am an Ultrarunner in URM. We sit down to chat about her race plans (pre-COVID), training for 100-milers while being a mom, the experience of fastpacking around Lake Tahoe on her honeymoon, and what (and where) she hopes to run in the future.

Erika has some awesome stories from the trail and offers advice for those looking to train for a 100-miler.

Please note: this episode was recorded prior to some late summer and fall race cancellations.

Links:

UltraRunning Magazine

Rio Del Lago 100

Western States Endurance Run

Ultramarathon Man by Dean Karnazes