Eric Clifton was inducted into the American UltraRunning Hall of Fame in 2021. He was the fastest and most dominating 100-mile trail runner in the 1990s. He has amassed more than 60 ultra wins and his win ratio at the 100-mile distance is staggering 17 wins of his 31 finishes and more than 20 course records. His strategy was very different from the norm back then. And get this....He has 19 years of his career where he won at least one ultra. We sit down and talk with Eric about his experiences back in the early 90s and how he went against conventional wisdom to race the way he wanted to race. He talks about how running saved his life.
Be sure to listen to his complete story on UtraRunning History Podcast.
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EP 538: Continuous Glucose Monitors: The Ultimate Running Hack?
EP 537: When Your Doctor Says, "Stop Running"
EP 536: Seven Simple Rules For a Successful Longer Run
EP 535: TRN Pulls Back the Curtain: A Discussion about the WHY That Drives Us
EP 534: Kilian Up Close: Trail Running, Risk Taking, Family & More with the World's Greatest Trail Runner
EP 533: Puke & Rally - Mental Toughness with Dr. Rob Bell
EP 532: The Truth Behind Sally McRae's Win at 2021 Badwater 135
EP 531: The Art of Running with Joe Grant
EP 530: Running with Emotion and Other Learnings From Western States 100?
EP 529: Mimmi Kotka Takes on RED-S and Wins
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EP 527: A Different Discussion with Ryan Montgomery
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EP 526: Western States 100 Annual Prognostication
EP 525: Depression and Trail Angels
EP 524: DNF: Postmortem Case Study with AJW
EP 523: NuggetCast with AJW
EP 522: Failure is Part of Success
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