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#93 Shan Riggs & Joshuaine Grant's 3000 Mile Journey Through the East Coast Greenway

EPISODE · Jun 22, 2022 · 53 MIN

#93 Shan Riggs & Joshuaine Grant's 3000 Mile Journey Through the East Coast Greenway

from Doctors of Running Podcast · host Doctors of Running

Today Andrea and Matt are joined by two very special guests: Shan Riggs and Joshuaine Grant. On April 16th, 2022, Shan started to run more than 3,000 miles across America again, this time from Key West to the Canadian border along the East Coast Greenway, hoping to be the first person to run the entire trail. The journey is unique in that Shan will be supported the entire route by his partner Joshuaine, who will be towing all of their supplies by bicycle. This run/ride is to support & raise funds for the East Coast Greenway in its mission of connecting people to place. Along the way they'll cross 15 states averaging 40 miles per day, every day. We hear from Shan & Josh about what it takes to take on such an epic trek: training, supplies, nutrition, and, of course, shoes. To learn more & donate, check out their website. The Subjective: How many days per week do you run? Chapters 0:00 - Intro 1:05 - The Subjective: How many days per week do you run? 1:30 - Shan & Josh's trip up the East Coast Greenway 5:53 - Shan & Josh's background and training 13:53 - Supplying and organizing their trek 21:47 - Surprises & challenges along the way 24:40 - Injury prevention & pain management while ultra-running 33:50 - How do you fuel yourself on a 3000 mile journey? 43:36 - The most memorable parts of their trip 47:17 - What's next on their journey 49:44 - Advice for anyone interested in ultra-running 52:15 - Wrap-up

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