MMB Performance Podcast Jeff Moulton

I was lucky enough to have Billy Richards on the podcast today. I can honestly say that I haven't had anyone on quite like him. The amount of people he has impacted and the amount he has accomplished in 42 years of life is truly inspiring.


Billy is a veteran of the armed forces, who served 4 years with the Marines in the Infantry, and 3 years in the Army as a Paratrooper. He is currently a personal trainer working at Fitlife East Islip on Long Island. Billy is a Certified as a Master Trainer through ISSA and NCSF, along with having over 60 other fitness certifications. He currently runs races and other fitness events with the American Flag, having carried it at every event since 2015, to honor the military, law enforcement and first responders. Bill has also set a record for most Spartan Trifectas by a male athlete with 32 in 2023 finishing a total of 158 events that year with a bad hip.



Athletic Accomplishments



-792 Fitness events-currently at 623 with the American Flag

-45 100 mile Ultramarathon finishes, all carrying the American Flag the entire distance. 37 of those 100 milers were finished in a 12 month period. Only 4 people in the world have ever done that.

-Winner of 3 100 mile races(carrying the American Flag)-5x World's Toughest Mudder Contender-Winner of the 2014 Team Death Race

-Open Heat winner of the 2018 Lake Tahoe Spartan Ultra and Dallas Spartan Ultra(carrying the American Flag for both)

-winner of the 2013 Winter Throwdown CrossFit competition

-won his division in Powerlifting Meet in 2016

-first to finish the Savage 7 50k(31 miles) series, by doing 7 50ks in 7 consecutive days-2017

- did the Texas Quad (4 marathons in 4 days) while wearing a 45 pound pack filled with canned goods and carrying the American Flag to raise money for struggling veterans.

-2016 - did a "Thank the Police Tour" running at 39 precincts around the country, carrying the American Flag, delivering the American Flag, a handwritten Thank you card, and handwritten list of donors to the police to let them know the community still supports them.

-2017 - ran 8 Ultramarathons and a Marathon in 9 consecutive days carrying the American Flag to help out struggling veterans.

-2018 - 12 Spartan Trifectas, finished the Savage 7 50k series(7 50ks in 7 days)-

-2019 - finished 35 100 mile races(37 were from November 2018 to November 2019)

-2022 - 16 Trifectas in 3 countries-2023

- 32 Trifectas(most ever by a male athlete) in 17 different countries-2024

- finished 11 Marathons in 11 States in 11 days raising money for Operation Vest who provides funding for counseling services for veterans, to help end the Veteran Suicide epidemic.



This has been my longest podcast to date which ended up being about 1:40 and this was only part 1! Look for part 2 next week where we dive into how racing with the USA flag started and why he does it to the Thank You Police tour.

I had the pleasure to have Jeff Lippert on the podcast. Jeff and I met through instagram through OCR Racing. I was instantly impressed by what Jeff accomplished.

Jeff has finished three 100 mile races, the longest being 108 miles. He has completed Worlds Toughest Mudder 4x topping out at 85 miles, 18 Tough Mudders, and 3 Half Ironman. The crazy thing is this is just the beginning of what Jeff wants to accomplish.

In this podcast we dive into Jeffs past, his current training plan, future goals, and the mindset and training it takes to crush these races! Tune in to find out is insane but amazing 2025 goal!

Kris was a ton of fun to have on the podcast. She is so humble, driven, and passionate about what she does in OCR and the endurance world. Kris is a 2x Worlds Toughest Mudder Champion and was the first women to complete 100 miles. She's also competed at a high level in Tough Mudder, Spartan, Savage, Hydrox, 100ks, Grid Games, 100 milers and many more. The crazy part is that she is only 27 years old!
What you may not know, is that this didn't come easy to Kris. She didn't grow up in sports or with a mindset that anything with possible. She learned this by doing. She started to compete at the age of 19 and didn't feel like she had the confidence to really compete with everyone. What she did though, is stuck with it and put in the work. I bring this up because everyone starts at ground zero. No one is special. You just have to get started and show yourself what is possible.

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In this podcast Christian and I discuss his full experience racing Tough Mudder Infinity in Saudi Arabia in the largest prize pool in OCR history. We also discuss some changing in Tough Mudder, goals, and future races to come!

I am so grateful and lucky to have Scott Jenkins on the podcast. He is one of the most humble and kind people I have ever spoken to. Scott is an Ultra endurance runner and philanthropist. For those of you that don't know Scott, in 2023 he became the first British man to complete the Triple Crown of 200s which consist of the Moab 240, Bigfoot 200, and Tahoe 200, and finished 5th over between the 3 races which is an amazing feat to say the least.
 
Here are a few more of his incredible accomplishments.
 
-  In 2021 he set the British course record at Moab 240 (77 hours and 2 minutes finishing 15th/227).
-  He also became only the 924th person in history to complete the official Badwater 135.
-  He has run 100 miles in sub 22hours and finished 6th overall in the UK’s Canalslam in 2019.
-  In 2022 Scott ran the Cocodona 250 Ultramarathon in Arizona. (97 Hrs 04 Mins)
-  Scott first got the “ultra-running bug” after completing 75 marathons in 75 days from Boston to Austin 2000 miles in 2010. 
 
He is also an ambassador for the Operation Smile charity and spent time on a charity mission to Mekele, Ethiopia to see and help firsthand with the work that they do. Over the course of the years the money he’s raised has helped achieve giving over 85 children the ability to smile for the 1st time.

We discussed Scotts endurance feats, his training, his mindset, fear of failure, pushing yourself to be uncomfortable and so much more! If you would like to follow Scott, you can find him on Twitter and Instagram @scottjjenkins. I hope you enjoy the podcast. And again, CHASE DISCOMFORT!

In this podcast I go over my full experience at my first Worlds Toughest Mudder. I go over my training building up into the race, the days leading up to it, the day of the race, what I experienced during it, and my thoughts after it.

Honestly, it was a hell of an experience. I met so many great people and learned so much about myself, mentally and physically.

I can't wait for next year! Lets go!

Chase Discomfort