Camille Herron Shifts Focus to 48 Hour World Record Attempt at 3 Days at the Fair
by Chase Parnell — September 27, 2020 — 📸: Rafa Romero Many of you might remember our article previewing Camille Herron’s 6-day world record attempt
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Treeline Turns ONE | Nikki’s Take!
by Nikki Parnell – September 22, 2020 Like a farmer tending their crops – caring, watering, patiently committed to the growth process of food, what
What Can Ultra Runners Do To Help Reverse Climate Change?
by Chase Parnell – September 16, 2020 – 📸: Nate Gerhardt I don’t know about you, but these wildfires have me in a funk. I’m
The FKT Reformation
by Chase Parnell — September 8, 2020 It’s no secret that fastest known times (FKTs) are blowing up during the Covid era. With limited opportunities
Keith and Elisa Laverty Aim for FKTs on The Grand Loop in Olympic National Park. Oh, and Max King too!
By Chase Parnell — September 1, 2020 — 📸 Matt Longmire The siege on fastest known times (FKTs) continues! On Wednesday, September 2nd, Keith Laverty
Camille Herron Aims for Six-Day World Record at EMU (Hungary) | 600 Miles in Six Days!
By Chase Parnell — August 26, 2020 — 📸: Jetline Action Photos **9/1/2020: Unfortunately, due to new Hungarian Covid-19 restrictions, Camille will not be able
Sarah Keyes and Alyssa Godesky Race to the FKT on the 46 Adirondack High Peaks
By Chase Parnell — August 20, 2020 It’s about time I show some love to the beast coasters. Based in Oregon, I can’t help but
Sabrina Stanley Sets Women’s Fastest Known Time (FKT) on Nolan’s 14
by Chase Parnell — August 11, 2020 — Sabrina’s finish photo: iRunFar **Article updated 8/11/2020 (see bottom for Q&A with Sabrina)** 2020 is clearly the
Courtney Dauwalter Colorado Trail FKT Attempt!
by Chase Parnell — August 3, 2020 — Photo: iRunfar ** Story updates on Courtney’s progress will be posted at the bottom! ** Here at
Anxiety While Running at High Elevations | Mountain Summits as Triggers
by Chase Parnell — July 22, 2020 — 📸: Erin Bibeau (Never Summer 100k) I have dealt with anxiety for most of my adult life.