I think it is just the way I was born. My brain compels me to do something every day that scares me. Not in a Bear Grylls, jumping-off-a-canyon-with-no-rope type of way, but within my interests I have always needed to push and push – to see how far life conspires to take me. Ultra-running is … read more →
by Lisa
In March 2006, my parents sat us down for a very serious family meeting. A string of soft, hesitant, regretful words: Dad wouldn’t be coming home for weekends any more. He was moving away permanently. I was disillusioned and angry and fifteen years old. My outlook changed: I became critical of my friends and myself … read more →
by Zac
May 30, 2012THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I couldn't stop lnnteiisg. Even when I got to work I had to hide the fact that I was lnnteiisg to it (headphones are not looked highly on). Scott is one of my running heroes . In a world of huge personalities he is one of the most humble top shelf athletes in the world. I read a blog one time about how this guy pushed his way through his first WS (barely making 30 hours) because he knew Scott would be there at the end to greet him. And having to deal with the declining health of his mother growing up. I can't even imagine. Way to go TRN!!!!!!!!!!!! You just made my day!!!!!!!
Svetlana