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Singletrack is a podcast covering the professional trail and ultrarunning scene.

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Jeff Colt is a prominent figure in the ultrarunning scene, recognized for his competitive spirit and contributions to the sport. He engages with the community through social media and has participated in numerous ultrarunning events, providing valuable perspectives on race dynamics and athlete experiences.
Mike McMonagle is an ultrarunner and a prominent figure in the trail running scene, often involved in discussions about race controversies, athlete performance, and the future of ultrarunning.
Joey Berriatua is a professional trail and ultrarunner, known for his time with Tinman Elite and his reflections on the professional running scene.
Brett Hornig is an experienced ultrarunner and coach known for his insights into the sport. He has participated in various ultramarathons and has a strong presence in the running community, sharing his experiences and coaching tips through social media platforms.
Finn Melanson is the host of the Singletrack podcast, a dedicated trail and ultrarunning enthusiast, and a commentator on ultrarunning events and issues.
Tom Hooper is a prominent figure in the trail and ultrarunning community, known for his expertise in team dynamics and race strategies. He has been involved in various capacities within the sport, including coaching and athlete development. His insights into team selection processes and race strategies are highly regarded, making him a sought-after guest for discussions on competitive trail running.

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0:00 1:50:58

Western States Buzz: Big Names Out, New Stars In? (Long Run Archives #28)

Hosts
Finn Melanson
Guests
Jeff Colt Mike McMonagle
Keywords
trail running ultrarunning Western States 100 Unbreakable 2 BPN Backyard Ultra Wilderness Act

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Jeff Colt and Mike McMonagle join Finn Melanson on the Singletrack Podcast for another edition of the Long Run Archives. In this episode, the trio reflects on the latest lineup changes at the Western States 100, the current status of Unbreakable 2, the influence of BPN's Backyard Ultra, and the impact of the Wilderness Act.


Timestamps:

  • (0:00) - Western States 100 Lineup News
  • (32:57) - High Mileage Training Discussion
  • (46:14) - Unbreakable 2 Discussion
  • (70:04) - BPN Backyard Ultra
  • (86:31) - Revisiting Wilderness Act Discussion


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0:00 1:31:29

Joey Berriatua Explains the Tinman Elite Breakup + What Comes Next (Trail Running?)

Hosts
Finn Melanson
Guests
Joey Berriatua
Keywords
trail running ultrarunning professional running scene Tinman Elite training environment community in professional running media in running balancing steeplechase goals

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Joey Berriatua joins Finn Melanson on the Singletrack Podcast to reflect on his time with Tinman Elite, share his journey through the professional running scene, and explore why trail running might be his future path.

Related Episodes:

  • #26 (Sam Parsons | How To Build A Trail Running Team) 
  • #289 (Sam Parsons | The Trials and Tribulations of Pro Running

Timestamps:

  • 01:00 Tinman Elite Reflections
  • 24:02 Financial Realities of Professional Running
  • 46:35 The Importance of Training Environment
  • 56:26 Building Community in Professional Running
  • 01:08:49 The Role of Media in Running
  • 01:14:32 Trail Running Interests, Balancing Steeplechase Goals

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0:00 2:04:04

Is This Ultrarunning’s Next Big Controversy? (Long Run Archives #27)

Hosts
Finn Melanson
Guests
Brett Hornig Mike McMonagle Finn Melanson
Keywords
ultrarunning Black Canyon 100K controversy UTMB Snowdonia pro ultrarunning sustainability ultra rivalry

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Brett Hornig and Mike McMonagle join Finn Melanson on the Singletrack Podcast for another edition of the Long Run Archives. In this episode, the trio reflects on a retroactive controversy surrounding a runner's time penalty (instead of DQ) at this year's Black Canyon 100K, the majesty of UTMB Snowdonia, the sustainability of pro ultrarunning, and whether there will be a "next venue" for the Mike-Finn-Brett ultra rivalry.


Timestamps:

  • 01:14 Black Canyon 100K Controversy
  • 44:16 Is UTMB Snowdonia cool?
  • 01:11:54 Burnout in Professional Running
  • 02:01:44 Rivalries and Future Challenges in Ultra Running


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0:00 1:47:38

How Cocodona Is Changing Ultrarunning Forever (Long Run Archives #26)

Hosts
Finn Melanson
Guests
Brett Hornig Jeff Colt
Keywords
Cocodona 250 ultrarunning media landscape race organizers athletes fans team dynamics future of ultrarunning naming trends

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Brett Hornig and Jeff Colt join Finn Melanson on the Singletrack Podcast for another edition of the Long Run Archives. In this episode, the trio reflects on the evolving media landscape in ultrarunning, using the wildly popular Cocodona 250 as a case study to examine its impact on race organizers, athletes, and fans. They also share personal takeaways and recap the key storylines from this year’s event. Finally, the conversation explores the (hypothetical) emergence of teams built specifically to win marquee races, speculates on the future of ultrarunning events, and wraps up with a discussion of interesting naming trends within the sport.



Timestamps:

  • 01:21 Cocodona 250: A Fan's Perspective
  • 05:27 The Impact of Media on Ultra Running
  • 30:21 Future of Cocodona and Elite Participation
  • 38:56 Influence of Cam Hanes
  • 41:56 Pacing Dynamics in Ultra Running
  • 57:41 Crew Dynamics and Fairness in Racing
  • 01:08:35 Project Cocodona and The Concept of Brand-Funded Teams
  • 01:31:15 The Future of Ultra Running Events, Innovative Relay Concepts in Ultra Running
  • 01:35:49 Exploring Name Trends in Ultra Running
  • 01:46:44 Marketing Strategies for Trail Running Regions


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0:00 24:17

Breaking Down Team USA’s 2025 Long Trail Strategy

Guests
Tom Hooper
Keywords
Team USA 2025 Long Trail Strategy World Trail Championships Canfranc men's long trail team women's long trail team selection race controversies team composition advice for future athletes

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Tom Hooper joins the show to publicly announce and analyze the men's and women's long trail teams that will represent the USA at the World Trail Championships in Canfranc, Spain, this September.


Timestamps:

  • 00:00 Introduction and Background
  • 02:09 Selection Race Controversies, The Future of Selection Races
  • 08:05 Team Composition: Women's Team Overview
  • 12:16 Team Composition: Men's Team Overview
  • 16:39 Building a Strong Team
  • 19:47 Advice for Future Athletes, Future Race Selection Process


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