by Mason/Jorie Boswell
UCH Podcast is all about bringing the ultra community togther by sharing crew/pacer experiences of events across the world. We will be diving into the logistics of an event from a crews perspective. The in's and out's, where to stay where to eat and just all to good stuff you dont find in the runners handbooks or on the events webpage. So join us... there is much to uncover.
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April 25, 2025
Welcome back to Ultra Crew Hub, the podcast where we dive into the gritty, glorious world of ultrarunning from the crew’s perspective. I'm [Your Name], and today, we’re heading straight into the Arizona desert to unpack one of the most iconic early-season ultras—the Black Canyon 100K. But we’re not going alone. Joining us are two powerhouses behind the up-and-coming fueling brand Hyper Lyte Liquid Performance—founder Emory Atterberry, and the ever-enthusiastic Jeremy Bohnett, Chief of Stoke. These guys don’t just talk hydration and electrolytes—they live it, crew it, and pour heart into helping their athletes thrive, not just survive, out there on the course. We’ll hear what it takes to crew a nutrition-focused team at a high-profile race like Black Canyon, how Hyper Lyte supported their runners through heat, terrain, and tough miles—and yes, we get into what Chief of Stoke actually means. Whether you’re a veteran crew chief, a pacer in training, or just ultra-curious—this one’s packed with insights, stories, and a whole lotta energy. https://www.hyperlyteliquidperformance.com/
March 11, 2025
Today we're diving deep into one of the most iconic and beautifully brutal ultramarathons in the West — The Bear 100 from the eyes of Race Director Cody Draper. This legendary 100-mile race kicks off in Logan, Utah, and winds its way through the stunning Wasatch Mountains, ultimately crossing the border to finish in Fish Haven, Idaho, near the shores of Bear Lake. And if you’ve never been to Northern Utah in late September, let me paint the picture for you — golden aspens, fiery red maples, and crisp mountain air that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a postcard. The Bear 100 isn’t just known for its jaw-dropping scenery — it’s also widely recognized as one of the best-organized ultramarathons out there, thanks in large part to Race Director Cody Draper and his incredible team of volunteers. The race has a reputation for being both brutally challenging and warmly welcoming. It's the kind of race where the community vibe is strong, and the finish line hugs in Fish Haven are hard-earned. And of course, behind every runner grinding their way up the endless climbs and rocky descents, there's a crew — dedicated, tired, sometimes freezing, but always cheering like crazy. Today, we're peeling back the curtain on what it takes to crew the Bear 100. We'll hear stories from crews who chased their runners from aid station to aid station, braved the nighttime mountain chill, and celebrated like crazy when their runner finally made it to that finish line. We’ll also share tips, tricks, and lessons learned so you can crush it next time you're crewing at Bear or any 100-miler. So settle in, and let's dive into the wild, beautiful, and totally unpredictable world of crewing the Bear 100.
March 4, 2025
Today, we’re diving into some of the most exciting races in the Pacific Northwest through the eyes of Dylan Bowman creator and founder of Freetrail and his support behind the epic Big Alta and Gorge Waterfalls race series. If you’re crewing these races, you’re in for an incredible experience. We’ll break down what crews can expect, from the rugged terrain of Big Alta to the stunning waterfall-lined trails of the Gorge. Plus, we’ll talk about how to be a great crew member, supporting your runner while respecting the race, the land, and the community. Dylan, a professional ultrarunner and the founder of Freetrail, has built a platform dedicated to trail culture, storytelling, and education, bringing the sport to a wider audience. So whether you’re a first-time crew member or a seasoned pro, this episode will get you ready to show up, support strong, and crew like a pro. Let’s dive in! www.freetrail.com www.daybreakracing.com
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