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Hosted by Jason Atnip, John Horner · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 112 episodes
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Every week, three friends get together to talk about all the newest trends, latest races, freshest gear, and amazing adventures in the world of ultra running. Jason and John will guide you through the do’s and do not’s of race day, high’s and low’s of training, and allow you to learn from their mistakes through witty retellings, thoughtful insights, and practical advice to get you out the door and into the outer limits of what you thought was possible in your own running journey.
Jason Atnip, John Horner hosts The Trail Trash Podcast, a sports show with 112 episodes published.
The guys interview Seth Campbell about his Vol State finish. Seth discusses his journey into running and what it was like tackling Vol State from beginning to end.
In this episode John recaps his experience at the Washington Yeti 100. Conversation includes his opinion on the Mount To Coast gravel shoe and how he pushed through the tough spots of the race as well as the course and i
The guys speak with accomplished runner, educator and championship cross country coach Phil Young. Phil went out for a run that forever changed his life. Tune in to hear his story. Red Cross https://www.redcross.org/take
The boys bring in a friend of the show, Dustin Wulfeck, to discuss his first ever ultra finish at The Summer Sasquatch 50k. Dustin talks about his journey with running and how his race went at The Summer Sasquatch.
Chris joins the show to talk about his experience racing the Leadville !00.
The boys are back and recap all that has happened since they last recorded almost a year ago.
This is part 2 of episode 100 as the guys continue their tops 10's of running.
The guys celebrate episode 100 with an update from each of them and they go through their top 10's of running. This is part one of two.
The guys talk about a variety of topics in this episode and as always it goes off the rails some.
John and Kara recap their finishes at The Georgia Death Race. They discuss the course and how the race went down for them. Will talks crewing them and how it was logistically. Follow us Social Media: Instagram: https://w
In this week's episode the guys discuss pacing strategies from running a 5k to a 100 miler. They discuss their past history with pacing and what went right and what went wrong. Intagram: https://www.instagram.com/trailtr
Will rejoins the show along with Kara Molitor to discuss racing and crewing at The Georgia Death Race. Kara along with John are both running GDR later this month and Kara finished the race in 2023. Both of them discuss t
In this week's episode Jason and John discuss the big week in running news where multiple records were broken in the track and road running world as well as news from the ultra world around the Jackpot Ultras and The Bla
In this week's episode Jason and John talk with Kirk Cherep, RD for Trailblazer Running. Trailblazer Running is based out of the midwest and is responsible for such races as Knobstone 50, False Springs Trail Runs, Oakado
Jason and John talk with Emory and Jeremy from Hyperlyte Liquid Performance. Founder Emory discuses the origins of Hyperlyte and what differentiates it from other supplements. Emory and Jeremy also discuss how they got i
This week's episode Jason and John discuss: Reflecting on the Year : The guys took some time to look back on 2024, sharing the highs and lows. From navigating injuries to celebrating training milestones and race achievem
In this episode Jason and John talk with Monica Moore and Tyler Burnham about their race at the Javelina Jundred. They recap their gear, their highs and lows and the feeling of finishing their first 100 miler.
This week we talk with ultrarunner and thru hiker Joe Jude on how he prepared for his thru hike of the AT. He talks about how much it costs, the gear he used, and things he would have done differently now looking back at
In this episode Jason and John talk with ultrarunner Chris Bain. Chris recounts his fitness journey and how he started running, then moving to doing Ironman races before starting his ultrarunning journey. We discuss his
In this episode of the Trail Trash Podcast, hosts Jason and John recap the Penhoti 100 race, sharing insights from both the runner's and crew's perspectives. They discuss race preparations, the atmosphere leading up to t
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