The Pyllars Podcast with Dylan Bowma‪n‬ Dylan Bowman

Brittany Peterson is an ultrarunner from Pocatello, ID. Brittany recently won and set the course record at the Black Canyon 100k -- one of America's premier early season races. In addition to talking a lot about that performance, we also discuss Brittany's background, her day job as an occupational therapist, her progression in the sport, her 2nd place finish at Western States in 2019 and much more. Hope you enjoy!

 
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Brittany's Strava file from Black Canyon

 
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David Laney has long been a top performer and fan favorite in trail and ultrarunning. We've been buddies since 2013 when we took a fun road trip to the Grand Canyon -- a key moment that set David down the road that has led to such a great career. We talk about that memory, David's amazing performance at the 2015 UTMB, the ups and downs he's had since, and his recent change in sponsorship -- moving from Nike to Craft Sportswear. Hope you enjoy!

 
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Tommy Riv's post about CRAFT

 
Trails and Tarmac

 
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Tyler Green is an ultrarunner from Portland, OR. This past weekend, Tyler won the prestigious Black Canyon 100k in Arizona, thus earning a  Golden Ticket to the Western States 100 coming up in June. Hear Tyler's perspective on the race, the training leading into it, and how he's thinking ahead towards WS, less than 24hrs removed from his victory.
 
 
Tyler's first appearance on the podcast
 
 
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Tyler's Black Canyon Strava File
 
 
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Jerry Colonna is the co-founder and CEO of Reboot, an executive coaching and leadership development firm based in Boulder, CO. Jerry is also the author of Reboot: Leadership and the Art of Growing Up. Jerry's style is a mix between therapist and consultant, helping his clients to gain a better understanding of themselves through what he calls radical self-inquiry. Jerry and I became acquainted during the lowest moment of my life and his work has had a tremendous impact on my professional and athletic career. His message has as much relevance to athletes as it does to entrepreneurs and founders. This was a special one.
 
Dylan's appearance on the Reboot podcast
 
Jerry's coaching business
 
Jerry's podcast with Chad Dickerson
 
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Buy Jerry's book
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In this episode we talk about the latest news in the world of trail and ultrarunning. Topics of conversation:
Jim Walmsley narrowly missing the 100k world record Nike loses Camille Herron and David Laney Spartan's 2021 event calendar UTMB start list iRunFar acquisition Pyllars Links: App Download | Instagram
 
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Joe Grant is an ultrarunner and outdoor enthusiast from Durango, CO. His approach to mountain sport is as artistic as it is athletic. He's known not only for being a great runner, but also as a creative story teller and philosophical adventurer. Joe and I go way back and I have a tremendous amount of admiration for him. He was a personal inspiration of mine upon my introduction to ultrarunning and he's been a good friend since.
 
In this convo, we talk about Joe's move to Durango from Boulder, reminisce about the revolution in ultrarunning in the early 2010s, how the sport has changed in the last decade, his recent Home to Home project, his artistic approach and process of creating the adventures he's tackled in his career, and much more.
 
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