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From Kayaking to Running: Brian Vermillion's Journey
Manage episode 435687010 series 2696064
Brian Vermillion, an experienced athlete in kayaking, mountain biking, trail running, and ultra running, joins Steven Kornhaus on the Adventure Jogger podcast. They discuss Brian's recent win and course record at the Fort Frenzy 12-hour race, as well as his journey in various sports. Brian shares his transition from kayaking to running, starting with a triathlon that sparked his interest in running. He talks about his first marathon and ultra marathon experiences, including the Three Sisters 24-hour race and the Fontandango 50-miler. Brian shares his experiences of overcoming injuries and participating in various races, including the Fontana Dam race and the No Business 100. He discusses the challenges he faced during these races and the support he received from his wife. Brian also talks about his transition from kayaking and mountain biking to focusing more on running. He highlights his participation in the Cherokee 130k race and the technicality of the course. Brian finishes first in the race, despite the challenging conditions. Brian discusses his recent races and future plans, including his experience at the Cherokee Ultra and his upcoming race, Last Man Standing. He also talks about his training volume and favorite places to run in Tennessee. Brian shares his love for his converted van and his adventures in it, including a trip to Colorado. He mentions his bucket list race, Hardrock, and his favorite race distance, around 50-60 miles. Brian also reveals his favorite trail snack, post-race treat, and recovery tool.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Background
01:36
Victory at the Fort Frenzy 12-Hour Race
03:30
Challenges and Triumphs in the Race
05:16
Running with East Coast Adventures
06:43
Brian Vermillion's Multisport Journey
10:19
Transition from Kayaking to Running
13:06
Brian Vermillion's Competition Resume
16:24
Road Running and First Half Marathon
19:43
First Ultra Marathon Experience
24:04
Overcoming Injuries and Setbacks
26:18
Transitioning from Other Sports to Running
28:13
Exploring Trails and Longer Distances
30:03
Setting Personal Goals and Summiting Mountains
34:31
The First Attempt at a 100-Mile Race
38:23
The Supportive Role of Brian's Wife
40:48
Challenging Races and Technical Courses
43:56
Success in the Inaugural Cherokee 130k Race
46:54
A Season of Wins and Future Plans
49:03
Training and Running in the Mountains of Tennessee
52:54
Van Life and Adventures in Colorado
56:19
Dreaming of Hardrock and Favorite Race Distances
58:27
Favorite Trail Snacks and Post-Race Treats
01:06:24
Recovery with Ice Baths
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318 episódios
Manage episode 435687010 series 2696064
Brian Vermillion, an experienced athlete in kayaking, mountain biking, trail running, and ultra running, joins Steven Kornhaus on the Adventure Jogger podcast. They discuss Brian's recent win and course record at the Fort Frenzy 12-hour race, as well as his journey in various sports. Brian shares his transition from kayaking to running, starting with a triathlon that sparked his interest in running. He talks about his first marathon and ultra marathon experiences, including the Three Sisters 24-hour race and the Fontandango 50-miler. Brian shares his experiences of overcoming injuries and participating in various races, including the Fontana Dam race and the No Business 100. He discusses the challenges he faced during these races and the support he received from his wife. Brian also talks about his transition from kayaking and mountain biking to focusing more on running. He highlights his participation in the Cherokee 130k race and the technicality of the course. Brian finishes first in the race, despite the challenging conditions. Brian discusses his recent races and future plans, including his experience at the Cherokee Ultra and his upcoming race, Last Man Standing. He also talks about his training volume and favorite places to run in Tennessee. Brian shares his love for his converted van and his adventures in it, including a trip to Colorado. He mentions his bucket list race, Hardrock, and his favorite race distance, around 50-60 miles. Brian also reveals his favorite trail snack, post-race treat, and recovery tool.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Background
01:36
Victory at the Fort Frenzy 12-Hour Race
03:30
Challenges and Triumphs in the Race
05:16
Running with East Coast Adventures
06:43
Brian Vermillion's Multisport Journey
10:19
Transition from Kayaking to Running
13:06
Brian Vermillion's Competition Resume
16:24
Road Running and First Half Marathon
19:43
First Ultra Marathon Experience
24:04
Overcoming Injuries and Setbacks
26:18
Transitioning from Other Sports to Running
28:13
Exploring Trails and Longer Distances
30:03
Setting Personal Goals and Summiting Mountains
34:31
The First Attempt at a 100-Mile Race
38:23
The Supportive Role of Brian's Wife
40:48
Challenging Races and Technical Courses
43:56
Success in the Inaugural Cherokee 130k Race
46:54
A Season of Wins and Future Plans
49:03
Training and Running in the Mountains of Tennessee
52:54
Van Life and Adventures in Colorado
56:19
Dreaming of Hardrock and Favorite Race Distances
58:27
Favorite Trail Snacks and Post-Race Treats
01:06:24
Recovery with Ice Baths
Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/theadventurejogger
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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