• Ep. 35: From ordinary working dad to 240-mile ultramarathons with Jorge Hernandez

  • Aug 19 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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Ep. 35: From ordinary working dad to 240-mile ultramarathons with Jorge Hernandez

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    SPECIAL EPISODE: Typically I interview folks about their first ultramarathon, and usually they’ve ran that ultramarathon recently. Not today. If you were to see Jorge at the grocery store, you’d have no idea that he’s run 240 miles 3 times. He works an ordinary job and he isn’t paid to run. He’s the ultimate example of an ordinary person who has become an elite ultra runner over the years. Listen to todays episode to learn how Jorge got into running ultramarathons and the inspiring and whacky story of Jorge running 240 miles in the desert of Moab, Utah.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Background 07:16 From Fitness to Ultra: Jorge's Journey Begins 14:13 The 50K Challenge: Training and Race Experience 22:20 Conquering the 50-Miler: Training and Race Experience 30:27 Bryce Canyon 100-Miler: Training and Epic Achievement 32:35 Introduction to Jorge's Ultra Running Journey 35:54 The Difference Between 200-Mile and 100-Mile Races 37:39 Training and Preparation for Ultra Marathons 42:09 Aid Stations and Nutrition in Ultra Running 44:33 Jorge's Experience in the Moab 240 56:42 The Mental and Physical Toll of Ultra Marathons 59:58 Jorge's Future Plans and Organizing His Own Race 01:04:10 Advice for New Ultra Runners 01:09:37 Outro

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