
Marina Stryker
Ultrarunner and assistant race director at Fat Dog 120; completed the Cocodona 250 in 2026 and The Divide 200 in 2024.
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May 28, 2026
Marina The Machina: Conquering the Cocodona 250
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15:04Orsi SaboHOST
Were there any lows though? Did you ever have a pity party for yourself at any point?

Marina StrykerGUEST
It's my stomach just revolting, going, "Why are you shoving all this food down, down the chute when really your body just wants to rest?" It's a little bit messed up.

Marina StrykerGUEST
So I did have a low point there, and it could be due to dehydration a bit because it's a huge adjustment being in a dry desert versus being at home training, uh, you know, locally at sea level, right? This is, you start at about 600 meters elevation and you slowly make your way higher and higher as you go.

Marina StrykerGUEST
My first low point was getting to Camp Kippa, which was this really rough climb.
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