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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2024 · 25 MIN

Hitchhiking, The Olympics, and The Lost Princess Anastasia

from Free Outside · host Jeff Garmire

In this episode, I share some of my hitchhiking stories, including a memorable ride with a woman who claimed to be a descendant of the lost princess Anastasia. I also talk about my experiences hiking the Ouachita Trail and the Ozark Highland Trail, as well as my coaching and upcoming race. I reflect on the importance of taking risks and going after goals, even if they don't always work out. Sound Bites "Let's get into some hitchhiking stories." "Fast and wrong is still fast." Takeaways Taking risks and going after goals is important, even if they don't always work out. Hitchhiking can lead to unique and memorable experiences. Jeff has a passion for coaching and helping others achieve their goals. He is preparing for the Wasatch 100 race. Jeff enjoys sharing his adventures and stories with his audience. Chapters 00:00 Memorable Hitchhiking Stories 09:38 Hiking the Ouachita Trail and Ozark Highland Trail 13:08 The Importance of Taking Risks 16:15 Passion for Coaching and Helping Others 17:19 Preparing for the Wasatch 100 Race 23:14 Sharing Adventures and Stories Keywords: hitchhiking, stories, Ouachita Trail, Ozark Highland Trail, coaching, race, taking risks

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