About this episode
This episode is with Coree Woltering, a professional trail runner who likes to run really far.
In this episode, we talked about:
- his 1200 mile Ice Age Trail FKT
- starting the FKT right around the time of the George Floyd protests
- deciding to continue his adventure to share something positive
- what he fueled with for 1200 miles spread out over 12-18 hour days on the trail
- what kept him going from a motivational standpoint
- choosing discomfort on the trails
- lessons from the trails that carry over into life
- his initial goals as a pro triathlete
- moving from triathlon into trail running while living in Boulder
- coming out when he was 25
- his experience as a professional athlete working with brands
- living in the flatlands and racing in the mountains
- and much more!
Follow along with Coree’s adventures at https://www.instagram.com/coreewoltering/ and https://coreewoltering.com.
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