In September, ahead of the Sky Island trail race, Will Rocha famously said he was going to "f**k around and find out." I suppose you could say it paid off—Rocha took the top spot on the 25K, finishing the race in just under two-and-a-half hours. An impressive finish, especially considering it was Rocha's first trail race. However, Rocha is no stranger to the endurance chase. In our conversation, we discuss how running came to Rocha by way of an interest in cycling and mobility, his marathon p...
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In September, ahead of the Sky Island trail race, Will Rocha famously said he was going to "f**k around and find out." I suppose you could say it paid off—Rocha took the top spot on the 25K, finishing the race in just under two-and-a-half hours. An impressive finish, especially considering it was Rocha's first trail race. However, Rocha is no stranger to the endurance chase. In our conversation, we discuss how running came to Rocha by way of an interest in cycling and mobility, his marathon p...
Organizing and Executing Race Logistics with Kirsten Mengden
Strides: A Trail Running Podcast
52 minutes
7 months ago
Organizing and Executing Race Logistics with Kirsten Mengden
Kirsten Mengden is busy in the best way. She and many others built, made way, and put on my most recent trail race, making it a memorable experience that I look forward to next year. In this episode, we discuss her history with running, getting involved with a local running store in San Antonio, and what's to come with an excellent course in the Texas Hill Country. Follow Kirsten on Instagram Follow iRun on Instagram and check out their website Follow Strides on Instagram and Subt...
Strides: A Trail Running Podcast
In September, ahead of the Sky Island trail race, Will Rocha famously said he was going to "f**k around and find out." I suppose you could say it paid off—Rocha took the top spot on the 25K, finishing the race in just under two-and-a-half hours. An impressive finish, especially considering it was Rocha's first trail race. However, Rocha is no stranger to the endurance chase. In our conversation, we discuss how running came to Rocha by way of an interest in cycling and mobility, his marathon p...
