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Jeff Stafford
Army veteran and ultrarunner who, after retiring from 26 years of service, returned to running in his late 50s and finished the 355-mile Last Annual Heart of the South at age 69.
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Oct 4, 2026
Episode 47 - Jeff Stafford | The Last Annual Podcast Series Pt. 3, HOTS at 69
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38:45Jeff StaffordGUEST
Some people say it's not a race, but If there's a group of people doing it, to me, it's a race because he has finishing position.
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39:03Jeff StaffordGUEST
I remember running down one of the off-trail segments, got stuck behind this conga line of about 30 people.
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Mark VegaHOST
But how did you do it, Jeff? How did you manage to carry just enough to get to the next supply station?