The Logic of the Long Distance is a blog by the rather fascinating Jeff Edmonds. In his blog, Jeff connects two topics I quite like, running and philosophy. Jeff feels that the professional practice of philosophy is somewhat obsessed with categorizing Read More …
Today we welcome a generous guest post from Kiwi, Darryn Gordon about the trials and tribulations of Strava and their system of self-validation. The article came about from a Facebook post on our page, which discussed some of the recent Read More …
What is that secret sauce to all aspects of longevity in ultra trail running? How can we have enjoyment day in and day out on the trails? What can we do every day to grow stronger, more injury proof, and Read More …
Today, we welcome back to the pages of Ultra168, Matt Vest, a PhD Candidate at Ohio University, who caused a little controversy last time he wrote on here regarding PEDs. Well, he’s back for more having mulled over trail running and Read More …
Yesterday as I meandered my way around the Bay run, Inner West Sydney where I live, I saw an advert for a running club which essentially used what you might deem as an inspirational quote, ultimately aimed to play on Read More …
Just before the festive break, we welcome back Majell Backhausen. You’ve seen a bit of him on the pages of late and you’ll be seeing more of him, along with other writers as Ultra168 looks to expand in 2016. Read More …
Today we welcome a guest post from one half of Trail Chix duo, Connie Richards. This article was published on the Trail Chix website recently, and as I read it, it struck a chord with me. For those not in Read More …
The news of a sexual assault on a runner in New Zealand last week brought about many comments on our Facebook page following the posting (by myself) of some hints and tips for women to follow when out running. Wanting Read More …
Last week, the debate raged globally in our sport about the pressures runners face to perform at their so-called ‘optimum’. Even the notion of what ‘optimum’ can be debated too. Emelie Forberg took the mantle up in her blog, which Read More …
You may remember an interview we did with Rob Krar entitled ‘More than Running‘, which detailed Rob’s ongoing battle/journey with depression. Personally, it was one of the most thought-provoking, interesting and enjoyable interviews I’d ever done, delving deep into the Read More …
