I'm Joey Metzger, your host and guide to the slow ride here at the back of the pack.
Today is another crew access episode with Mario and Eric, and a special one at that.
Earlier in April, the three of us headed down to Whitewater State Park and did the 15K together at Storm Sporting Events' Storm the Park trail race.
We weren't there to worry about pace or effort, just to hang out with friends and explore the trails at a beautiful place, and enjoy the great day and event put on by Mandy and Bill Hansel.
We recorded this pod the next day and talked through our favorite parts of the event, our challenges, and how I kinda nearly broke my ankle and fell off the side of the cliff just by stepping aside for some two-way traffic.
And I even include a mini interview I did that day with the race director, Mandy Hansel, so be sure to listen for that.
So, strap up those Mount to Coast H1s, grab your gloves if it's colder than 40 degrees, and don't forget your bottle or flask, Eric.
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I'm Joey Metzger, your host and guide to the slow ride here at the back of the pack.
Today is another crew access episode with Mario and Eric, and a special one at that.
Earlier in April, the three of us headed down to Whitewater State Park and did the 15K together at Storm Sporting Events' Storm the Park trail race.
We weren't there to worry about pace or effort, just to hang out with friends and explore the trails at a beautiful place, and enjoy the great day and event put on by Mandy and Bill Hansel.
We recorded this pod the next day and talked through our favorite parts of the event, our challenges, and how I kinda nearly broke my ankle and fell off the side of the cliff just by stepping aside for some two-way traffic.
And I even include a mini interview I did that day with the race director, Mandy Hansel, so be sure to listen for that.
So, strap up those Mount to Coast H1s, grab your gloves if it's colder than 40 degrees, and don't forget your bottle or flask, Eric.