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We Are Still Running: Drew Holmen's Battle Through the Gorge Waterfalls 100k
Day-old sushi rice, cold coffee, and a 2:45 am alarm. That's how Drew started his day at Gorge Waterfalls 100k — and somehow, it only got harder from there. Here's his account of a grueling sixty-plus-mile race through one of the most stunning stretches of trail in the Pacific Northwest.

Marc Dubrick's Season Opener Dallas Duathlon
Marc Dubrick opened his 2026 season at Dallas Little Elm Duathlon 70.3 with the fastest swim of the day, big power on the bike, and a hard lesson learned at an aid station. Here's his honest breakdown of how it went.

Ryan Collins Breaks Five World Records
Five world records in one ride, seventeen now to his name. Ryan breaks down the pacing, the partnership, the cause, and exactly what he ate to fuel 200 miles on the velodrome.

Fueling The Black Canyon 50k With Ryan Sullivan
The Black Canyon 50K is one of the fastest 50Ks in the country — and this year's field made sure of it. Here's how I fueled a sub-6-minute-pace desert run, and the $2 gel I can't stop reaching for.

What I Heard At The Olympic Trials
Ultra Running sensation and all-around performance expert, David Roche, shares his experience with Maurten's Bicarb System: the revolutionary performance hack making waves at the top of the sport.

Feeding the Rat: Pete Stetina's Mt. Washington Story
Stepping into the fray, Pete Stetina shares his experience and dedication to the Mt. Washington hill climb record. From performance hacks and fueling tricks to reshaping his body for perfection, his story isn't one to be missed.

How Matt Johnson Ran Across Texas
Between one and two marathons a day for 19 straight days to cross the state of Texas. That's what Matt Johnson did, and this is what he used to fuel it.

Gravel Burn: Seven Days of South Africa with Pete Stetina
Pete Stetina walks us through his experience at the inaugural Gravel Burn in South Africa: the first major gravel stage race of its kind. This week-long event across the Cape was a hit, had a long list of hitters, and is sure to be the start of something new in the gravel world.