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January 22, 2017 Brandon Chase

Two Castles Ultra Training – Week 1

Week 1: December 25 – January 1, 2017 Welcome to my first 50k Training Log! Here, I will publish a

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January 21, 2017 Brandon Chase

2017 Travel Plans

It’s going to be an exciting year for travel. After a couple years of hoarding points and miles, we’re cashing

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January 17, 2017 Brandon Chase

Yurts! Hikes! Wines!

It was a long weekend here in Cyprus, and we decided to spend the extra time exploring Paphos and surrounding

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January 12, 2017 Brandon Chase

Two Castles Mountain Ultra – Race Info

The Two Castles Mountain Ultra is a trail race hosted by the Cyprus Trail Runners in the Kyrenia Mountains of

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The finish line feeling! 📷: @joevigerphoto The finish line feeling! 📷: @joevigerphoto
Fun times at the Megunticook 50k last weekend! Th Fun times at the Megunticook 50k last weekend! This was my first official race since last fall and it was great to toe the line. Happy to run with a fellow Islander for a majority of the route and am feeling good about my second attempt at the Midstate Massive 100 next month!
Today I became a Registered Maine Recreation Guide Today I became a Registered Maine Recreation Guide! â € â € Unlike the Whitewater Guide license I earned back in June, this is a separate classification that is necessary to lead commercial backpacking, watercraft, snowmobile, ATV, and inland-water paddling trips. â € â € Maine is one of only a small number of states where guides must be licensed, and they don't make it easy: the 6-12 month process includes a background investigation, fingerprinting, and a comprehensive, multi-hour in-person examination consisting of a written test, map and compass skills, and oral assessment of laws, plants, animals, hydrology, and problem solving skills. â € I studied for four months in preparation, and though I still have gaps in my knowledge I was happy to have pulled off a passing score and join the ranks of over 3,0000 professional Maine Guides. I'm excited to continue learning and building my skills to be able to share the great outdoors with others. â € â € Maine Guides lead the way!
🚩[New Post] Ever wonder what nutrition it takes 🚩[New Post] Ever wonder what nutrition it takes to keep yourself going for ultramarathons and multi-day adventures like FKTs? @thestring.bean and I wrote a guide to fueling for long events on his blog which will be a 4-part series on the subject. ⠀ ⠀ Check out the bio link to read more! 🔗 ⠀ ⠀ (and yes, that photo is of me stuffing my face at an aid station in Thailand).⠀ . ⠀ . ⠀ . ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ . ⠀ #trailrunning #ultramarathon #ultrarunning #running #runsteepgethigh #viewsfordays #optoutside #themountainsarecalling #mountainlife #blogger #run #trailrunner #trailrun #ultrarun #ultrarunner #ultra #fitness #workout #RunnersOfInstagram #instarunners #mountainrunning #train #fitformiles #training #stringbean #nutrition
Lazy Tom bog, one of my favorite places to stop an Lazy Tom bog, one of my favorite places to stop and watch for moose on our guided wildlife safaris.
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