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Francesca Canepa, UTMB Champ

I highly recommend not to follow anybody else and just stay tuned in to your own feelings and inspirations. Read post

Q & A – Multiple Champion, Fredelyn Alberto

Running helps people respect each other, no matter what their status.

Q & A with Henrik Leth Jørgensen

Ultrarunning and adventure racing is largely a mental challenge.

Q & A with Aroonnapa Panichjaroon

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Q & A: Moritz auf der Heide

I just loved the nature, the food and the people in Vietnam, so it is a must to come back!

Q&A: Chau Smith

Be reasonable with what you think you can accomplish.  Start with the shorter runs and work up to longer ones.

Ultra Champion, Jo Meek

A beautiful trail does not become a race without some very dedicated and organised people who are willing to put the event on.

Q and A: Nguyen Tien Hung, VMM 100km Champ

Preparation and listening to your body are key for all runners, not only for running 100km but even 5km;

Evelyn Lek – Rapid Rise to Ultra Victory

The longer distance I run, it allows me to enter into that place and explore myself and explore my mind and body on actually ho...

Q and A: Nathalie Cochet

Running has many benefits including persistence, discipline, and determination to take new challenges.