Christine Runs 100 Miles! - Episode 231

Episode 231 - Christine Runs 100 Miles!

“To finish a 100 mile race, it’s not about physical toughness…it’s about mental toughness and

mindset.”

“There was never a doubt in my mind that I would not finish…the key was to find a wolfpack and stick together…we promised each other we would all finish.” - Christine

What must it be like to run 100 miles? In this episode, the Two Fit Crazies bring you the long-awaited recap of the C and O Canal 100 Mile Race! Sit back and take in all the craziness as Brian asks Christine how she got her hands on one of the most coveted prizes in the ultra-endurance world, a finishers belt buckle. Listen up as Christine dishes out the wild details of what goes into completing an ultra-endurance race. From gathering a loyal crew, eating a pound of bacon, climbing muddy cliffs in pitch black pouring rain, to spotting black bear cubs and dealing with hallucinations, you will want to run out and sign up for the next ultra-event near you. That may be a bit of a lie after you hear about the toenail casualties and the fact that over half of the athletes that showed up at the starting line never finished. Also, hear a huge shout out to Angel Bob, Dr. Mindy, Shannon, and Marley the Puppy for being the best crew in the world, and of course Mike Conti! Wait until you hear about how Christine’s husband stepped up in the middle of a cold rainy night to pace her in for the last 30 miles. That goodness for old school rap music!

If you forgot why this podcast is called the Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone, prepare to be reminded! Now go out and do something fit crazie!

Stay Healthy! Stay Crazie!

Christine and Brian

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Cole Crosby - Ultra-Runner, Current Record Holder (FKT) for Running the Length of New Jersey (197.22 Miles) - Episode 218

Episode 218 - Cole Crosby - Ultra-Runner, Current Record Holder (FKT) for Running the Length of New Jersey (197.22 Miles)

“I really wanted a real challenge…something scary and daunting.”

“I was creating something epic…an adventure quest…a way that I could try something different…be in and out of my element and grow.” - Cole Crosby

In this episode of the Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone Podcast, Cole Crosby redefines the term “Fit Crazie” as he dishes out the details about his latest accomplishment. On January 6, 2021, Cole became the fastest (known) person to run from the northernmost tip of New Jersey to the southernmost tip of the state. Embarking at 1:58AM from High Point, Cole ran a total of 197.22 miles to reach the Cape May Lighthouse in 44 hours. Yes. You heard it right! Listen up as Cole reveals why he decided to take on such a momentous distance and how he was able to pull this off in the middle of winter. From course preparation to organizing a crew, to fueling, Cole shares some amazing advice for any athlete ready to take their distances to the next level. If you have been thinking about upping your game, Cole will give you the inspiration you need to “Go Out There and Get It!”

Stay Healthy and Stay Crazie!

Christine and Brian

Facebook/Strava: Cole Crosby

Insta: @ColeCrosby41

Twitter: @ColeCrosby41

Website: www.crestingthesummit.com

Strava: Cole Crosby

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Ron Romano - Runner, Endurance Athlete, Podcaster, Philanthropist, and Inspirational Leader - Episode 210

Episode 210 - Ron Romano - Runner, Endurance Athlete, Podcaster, Philanthropist, and Inspirational Leader

“Everyone has a chance to motivate others…we can all inspire someone.”

“I knew I wanted to do something epic for my 60th birthday!” - Ron Romano

Ron’s Links and Fundraiser:

Podcast: Run Chats with Ron Runs NYC

Insta: @RonRunsNYC

Ron’s Tommy Rivs GoFundMe Page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/60m-4-60th-bdayrun-for-tommy-rivs?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer

In Episode 210 of The Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone Podcast, Ron Romano is going to rock your world! Joining the show from Weehawken, New Jersey, Ron’s energy is off the charts as he breaks down the where, the how, and the why behind his latest adventure, a 60-mile charity run for his 60th birthday!

Today, Ron discusses how he knew he “wanted to do something epic” to celebrate his 60th birthday, but after learning about the recent health issues plaguing professional runner, Tommy Rivers Puzey, Ron knew this was his calling. Ron shares his amazing 60-mile birthday run on one of the coldest and windiest days New York has seen all winter with the goal of raising money to help “Rivs” family cover aggressive cancer treatments. With a goal of $10,000 and a mindset to serve, Ron shares his views on how anyone can make a difference in this world. For Ron, setting up a GoFundMe page on Instagram @RonRunsNYC and “doing crazy shit,” was a way he could bring awareness to a worthy cause. Tune in to hear Ron truly earn his title as an honorary “fit crazie” as he shares some impressive race highlights and some additional information about what is to come! Bring on the 100 miler!

Stay Healthy and Stay Crazie!

Christine and Brian

www.twofitcrazies.com

tfcpro@twofitcrazies.com

Logan Muller - 2020 Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone Podcast Scholarship Award Winner - Episode 176

Episode 176 - Logan Muller - 2020 Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone Podcast Scholarship Award Winner

“I was only 14-years-old, and I was not like other kids...I was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis...I had to rely on medicine…I was not going to give up.”

“...exercise and eating better makes me feel good.” - Logan Muller (18-years-old & Rheumatoid arthritis WARRIOR!)

This episode of the Two Fit Crazies & A Microphone Podcast is very special. Today, you will hear from Logan Muller, who is joined by her mother Linda Muller, for an in-studio interview that will pull at your heartstrings. Logan, the recipient of the 2020 Two Fit Crazies & A Microphone Scholarship, presented through the Brick Township Chamber of Commerce, shares her powerful story of perseverance and determination to overcome and triumph over her juvenile rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis as a young teenager. Logan, a super sweet, intelligent, “old-soul,” as her mother lovingly refers to her, endured years of physical and emotional obstacles and many times of uncertainty. From long trips to and from her specialists, to undergoing various chemo treatments in an attempt to put her disease into remission, Logan was able to remain focused on her schoolwork and even managed to make it to the Cheerleading World Championships three times where she earned an 11th place ranking! Logan is wise beyond her years as she proves while discussing the impact that eating a healthy diet, exercise and a positive mindset has had on her ability to reduce flare-ups and feel good. Everyone needs to take notes on this one!

Finally, the Two Fit Crazies fill in Logan on their 40-mile run for Christine’s 40th birthday to benefit her scholarship and how Logan must now continue her journey to inspire others through her story! Logan will be attending Seton Hall University this fall where she has already been accepted to a 6-year occupational therapy program.

Thank you to the Brick Township Chamber of Commerce and the Muller Family for making this episode so special.

-Two Fit Crazies

TFCpro@twofitcrazies.com

www.twofitcrazies.com

Brian Connors - Ultra-Endurance Athlete/ 15 IRONMAN Completions in 15 Days/ Triple Crown of 200 Mile Races - Episode 151

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Episode 151 - Brian Connors - Ultra-Endurance Athlete/ 15 IRONMAN Completions in 15 Days/ Triple Crown of 200 Mile Races

“It’s not just about the race...how you finish is almost meaningless…”

“I’m so grateful to be born in this country...and lucky that I even get to do this!” - Brian Connors

In Episode 151, the Two Fit Crazies welcome an honorary “Fit Crazie” to the show from San Diego, California by the name of Brian Connors. Brian, a college buddy of Christine’s husband at the University of Maryland, was told, “you have to talk with my friend, Brian Connors, he is crazy like you!” CRAZY is certainly an understatement as Brian shares his racing experiences from his first triathlon to completing 15 IRONMAN races in 15 days. Get ready to be captivated by Brian’s attempt to take on the Triple Crown of trail running that encompassed two, 200-mile races and finished with a 240-mile race around Lake Tahoe. If you are an endurance athlete or a race is on your bucket list, Brian’s adventures will surely fuel your desire to “get out there…. see the sunrise...the sunsets...it’s indescribable.” In addition to racing, Brian discusses how he serves as a captain for The Blind Stokers, an organization that provides cycling for the blind and loves the support of his wife! Listen up as Brian dishes out what’s next on his racing agenda; you will not want to miss it!

-The Two Fit Crazies

www.twofitcrazies.com

More Links:

www.decamanusa.com

www.usatriathlon.com

www.bigfoot200.com

www.blindstokers.com

Facebook: Brian Connors

Chadd Wright – Retired Navy SEAL/Ultra-Endurance Athlete/Creator- Three of Seven Project/Host- Three of Seven Podcast - Episode 144

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Episode 144 - Chadd Wright – Retired Navy SEAL/Ultra-Endurance Athlete/Creator- Three of Seven Project/Host- Three of Seven Podcast

“...adversity crushed the doubt..persistence and consistency allowed me to build these skills.”

“Even when they said “No,” I never lost faith in the dream.”

“Be like an old Toyota truck.”

-Chadd Wright

In Episode 144, the Two Fit Crazies are honored to welcome an amazing human by the name of Chadd Wright. Chadd shares his unbelievable story of how unwavering determination and discipline led him to fulfill his dream of becoming a NAVY SEAL. Even when he was turned away due to the pericardial cyst on his heart, he remained laser focused. Chadd not only talks about how his decision to undergo surgery was a nonnegotiable to become a SEAL, but also how his faith led him to be one of the best ultra-endurance racers in the world. “I want to encourage people to stop doubting how powerful we are as human beings.” (Wright) Chadd believes that his life is a mission and creating the Three of Seven Project will help people “complete themselves.” Be prepared to be amazed by Chadd’s insight into some of the most intense ultra races in the world and how he achieves a “steady state!” Let’s give a big “Thank you for your service, brother,” to Chadd Wright! Get ready to be inspired!

-The Two Fit Crazies

www.twofitcrazies.com

Insta: ChaddWright278

Facebook: Chadd Wright

Podcast: https://3of7project.com/podcast/

Website: www.3of7project.com