• Ep. 260 - Don't Think You Can Run 200 Miles? Jess Greene Says "Yes You Can!!!"

  • Feb 14 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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Ep. 260 - Don't Think You Can Run 200 Miles? Jess Greene Says "Yes You Can!!!"

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    What does it take to not just finish a grueling 240-mile race, but to go back six times? In this episode, I sit down with ultra-runner Jess Greene, a total badass who has finished the Moab 240 *five* times and is gearing up for her sixth loop in 2025. But her story isn’t just about big miles—it’s about transformation.

    Jess went from being 100 pounds overweight to running one of the toughest ultra races on the planet. We talk about what sparked her journey, how she tackled the mental and physical barriers along the way, and why she keeps going back to Moab year after year.

    (Spoiler alert: it’s not for the free race swag.)

    Whether you're training for your first ultra or just love an epic story of grit, you don’t want to miss this one.

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