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From Portajohn To The Big Island: Staying In Control

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By: Patrick McCrann

February 22, 2024

The chill of the water at Ironman Coeur d’Alene was nothing compared to the cold shock I received just weeks before—the crash that threatened to derail months of preparation. Yet, as I narrate my tale of conquering the unexpected, from the restfulness that followed the accident to the frigid swim and a marathon that tested…

Twelve Lessons from the UltraMay 48 Hour Challenge

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By: Patrick McCrann

June 3, 2020

The premise of the UltraMay 48-Hour Challenge is simple. Complete one hour of activity for every four hour block of time. Ideally athletes alternate cycling and running to allow for active recovery. But simple doesn’t mean easy.