Run and Get It
John MaynardA newsletter mostly about ultrarunning and how it intersects with the whims of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | runandgetit.substack.com |
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Coma Recovery, Personal Accountability, the Angeles Crest 100
Two days post Angeles Crest 100, I had the opportunity to sit down with Jeremy and Jeff of The Ultra Running Guys podcast so that I could share my personal running history, from my first half marathon to Boston to my first ultra, as well as...
Angeles Crest 100: My First, Big-Time DNF
Let me cut straight to it: I did not finish the 2024 Angeles Crest 100. I made it 72 miles and then pulled the plug.
On Deck: Angeles Crest 100
I think I’m in disbelief. Still processing the fatigue and joy and struggle and intensity experienced just 6 weeks ago during San Diego 100, I haven’t truly wrapped my head around what awaits me in just 9 days, the Angeles Crest 100.
The Push to be your Best: The 2024 San Diego 100 Mile Endurance Run
Ann Trason, 14-time Western States Endurance Run winner and one of the greatest ultra runners of all time, famously characterized 100-mile races as “Life in a day. You have all the trials and tribulations of life in one day.”
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