Tara Schuster Flesch Ultra Runner Mines Of Spain 100-miler
from Why not you with John OBrien
Today’s guest knows how to go far—really far—and still get faster doing it. We’re joined by Tara Schuster Flesch, an ultrarunner who consistently redefines what endurance looks like. Tara just crossed the finish line of her fastest 100-mile race ever, clocking an incredible 21 hours, 47 minutes, and 10 seconds—a performance that speaks to years of grit, discipline, and belief in the process. But that’s just part of her story. Tara is also a winner of the CornBelt 24-Hour race, proving she doesn’t just survive long days on the course—she thrives in them. Whether it’s managing the mental battle at mile 80, staying present through the night, or balancing life with high-level training, Tara brings a grounded, thoughtful perspective to the sport. Today, we’ll talk about what it takes to chase big goals over long distances, how she’s evolved as an athlete, and what keeps her coming back to the miles when quitting would be easier. So lace up, settle in, and let’s go the distance with Tara Schuster Flesch. Ultramarathon runner, Dog Lover, 100-miler, Chocolate Lab Mama x 2 Golfer Hunter Positive Energy Married the Man of her Dreams
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