The Original Ultrarunner: Tom Green's Keys to 60+ Years of Running (No Overtraining, No Ego)

Описание: Meet Tom Green, the man often called the 'Grandfather of Ultra Running.'

In 1986, Tom became the first person in history to complete the Grand Slam of Ultra Running (Old Dominion, Western States, Leadville, Wasatch) in a single summer [08:15]. Over 60+ years, he has earned a 1,000-mile buckle at the Western States 100 [00:00] and is a true pioneer of the sport.

In this in-depth interview, Tom discusses:

The Origins of Ultra Running: What drove him to sign up for his first 100-mile race over 40 years ago [04:04].

The Grand Slam Story: Why he decided to attempt the four hardest 100-mile races in the country with only one 100-mile finish under his belt [10:45].

The Accident & Comeback: His major life-changing head injury in 2015 and the incredible steps he took to return to running 100-mile distances using a baby jogger for balance [17:05].

The Secret to Longevity: His philosophy on conservative training and why his running career has lasted longer than most elites [15:50].

Advice for Runners: Why the ultrarunning community should champion the slower runners who face the most adversity [27:05].

This is a must-watch for anyone who loves running history, inspiring comebacks, or wants to learn the secret to decades of endurance.

Watch this to see his incredible collection of buckles [46:32]