Run Woodstock 100 mi
Race reports Running November 17, 2024 No Comments on Run Woodstock 100 miSeptember 05-07th, 2024: In the quant country town of Gregory Michigan, about one hour drive west of Detroit, is the
Jeffrey Paul
Team Running Free Markham
Member Since: 2019
Occupation: Social Worker
Home: Azilda, Ontario
About Me: passionate trail blazer, yogi, peacemaker, coach and dad... running is my ultimate joie de vivre... it is the nucleus of my threshold potentiality, and the trails are my oasis... I find a deep fulfillment in being an ambassador for the sport of trail running but also for self improvement in general; no matter what exactly motivates you, pursue it with all heart, dedication, and grit... for it will teach, satisfy, and emit the warmest of joy...
Sports: Trail Running, swimming, triathlons...
Athletic Goals: 5 hour / 50 km at QMT July 02nd! Top 25 finish at UTMB CCC 🇫🇷 🇮🇹 🇨🇠August 26th! 1st place at Conquer The Crater Triathlon Sudbury July 24th!
My most catastrophic racing experience was: running off course for 8 km at the Golden Ultra 2019, when I was with the head pack, throwing me out of contention by a solid hour...
My most memorable racing experience was: completing my very first marathon at the Niagara Falls 42.2 km in 2009...
Favourite Racing Gear: Salomon Skin Vest... Altra TIMP... CompressSport compression sleeves.. Injinji performance socks!
Favourite Race: Fat Ass Trail Race
Favourite Race Food: LMNT electrolyte complex … maple syrup… homemade rice balls! Bananas and watermelon ! Gummies!
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