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Trail Running
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Lessons Learned from Running Across America
A Stop-Motion Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim
Running 150 Miles for National Monuments
How Runners Prepare for the Olympic Trials
This National Forest in Utah Is a Gem
How Jeff Johnson Celebrated His 50th
Dave Mackey’s Return to Ultrarunning
Running in Corsica Has It All
Why This Pastor Runs
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Teaser For ‘Barkley: Sadistic Race’
Creativity Is Sparked in the Wild
Staff Picks: Nathan VaporHowe 12L Vest
Urbanites Head to the Mountains
How One Track Runner Found Trails
Running Hong Kong’s Hardest Race
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From filmmaker Robin Lee, Breaking 60: Challenging the Impossible is about the Hong Kong Four Trails Ultra, a self-supported three-day running event covering 185 miles in under 60 hours. Lee describes it as, “a Fat Ass-style trail running event where there are no race fees, no prizes, no medals, no pats on the back for being super awesome.” This segment highlights day two of the ultra which is exactly when the sleep deprivation kicks in.
