Grocery Pulse Podcast by Innovar Marketing Agency | Insights for Retailers
Jul 15, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 14 segments
**Mike Fitzsimmons became only the second person in history to complete the 178-mile Reno Tahoe Odyssey solo — finishing in 45 hours and 5 minutes through the Sierra Nevada Mountains.** But this…
George GoodwinHost
Mike FitzsimmonsGuest

While most people think about, like, marathons or being part of that 1%, which we were just talking about, this person individually as a solo runner finished about seven marathon runs in one single go.


Um, I'm a dad, project coordinator for a custom banner and flag store, and, um, I like to run very far.

You also, you also do, like, uh, coaching a little bit with running, and then also, um, you, you help with, like, personal training and things like that as well.

Uh, so throughout my, um, running ... career, I, uh, got certified as a personal trainer and running coach, so I've also had the pleasure of helping others, um, run their first marathon or first ultra.

Um, so I, I've never really-- Normally I like, I love to interview individuals that do amazing things like yourself, uh, but usually it's around food and the food industry or people impacting food.

But I thought, you know, when there's someone that completes something that is just so impressive, I think there's always so much I can learn from that individually, individual along with others.

As an elite athlete, you guys, you guys train differently, your mindset is different.


While most people think about, like, marathons or being part of that 1%, which we were just talking about, this person individually as a solo runner finished about seven marathon runs in one single go.


Um, I'm a dad, project coordinator for a custom banner and flag store, and, um, I like to run very far.

You also, you also do, like, uh, coaching a little bit with running, and then also, um, you, you help with, like, personal training and things like that as well.

Uh, so throughout my, um, running ... career, I, uh, got certified as a personal trainer and running coach, so I've also had the pleasure of helping others, um, run their first marathon or first ultra.

Um, so I, I've never really-- Normally I like, I love to interview individuals that do amazing things like yourself, uh, but usually it's around food and the food industry or people impacting food.

But I thought, you know, when there's someone that completes something that is just so impressive, I think there's always so much I can learn from that individually, individual along with others.

As an elite athlete, you guys, you guys train differently, your mindset is different.
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