Warren Kimball—two-time Boston finisher, 100-mile ultra winner, and LSU musicologist—joins us to blend art and endurance. We dig into his 15:35 at Tunnel Hill (closed strong with a negative split), plant-powered fueling, staying calm early, and turning repetition into mastery—on the piano and on the run. Plus: training after setbacks, pacing by feel, and why gratitude beats “suffer mode” for the long haul.
takeaways
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Endurance and Music
02:09
Warren's Journey into Endurance Sports
06:49
The Transition from Music to Running
13:17
The Connection Between Music and Endurance
17:52
Exploring Ultra Running and Its Challenges
25:04
The Marathon to Ultra Transition
26:12
The Journey of Ultra Running
27:50
Health Challenges and Resilience
29:49
The Shift Back to Marathons
32:09
Preparing for Tunnel Hill 100
38:51
Race Day Strategy and Execution
47:30
Finding the Zone in Endurance Running
48:51
Overcoming Low Moments in Races
51:26
The Thrill of Competition and Pacing
52:46
Experiencing the Race: From Darkness to Clarity
55:15
Reflecting on a Special Race Experience
59:15
Gratitude for the Journey and Future Goals
01:03:13
Balancing Training and Injury Management
01:06:53
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