Tag Archives: 300-Mile Man


Eclipsing the Excuse Tray: Wilderness Athlete’s Midnight Build

Written by Jeff Kildahl, Wellness Editor
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Toss your Excuse Tray like a high school kid flies a platter across the cafeteria. With Midnight Build (MB), open life’s window; you know, the one that seems shut to you. Here’s how.

Dylan penned over a half-century ago the … Continue reading →


Manitoba’s Sue Lucas Tames Tumultuous Tuscobia 150-Mile Trek

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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Amazing! Manitoba’s Sue Lucas, 51, won the overall 150-mile run on the Tuscobia Trail in the unique 2014/2015 edition when she entered the Tuscobia tent in Park Falls at 6:26 Saturday morning. Her time pulling the pulk of 48 hours, … Continue reading →


The Face of Snowshoe Racing: Braveheart Jim McDonell

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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Recognizable by all, Minnesota’s Jim McDonell now rates as the face of Snowshoe Racing with his Braveheart attire and blue/white face paint. His energy and enthusiasm drives the Braveheart Snowshoe Racing series to one of the most popular in the … Continue reading →


Jared Vanderhook Runs Tuscobia 75 Miles Winter Endurance with Pal, his Pulk

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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“It was two nights before the race and zip-lock bags filled with over 8,000 calories of gels, candy, chips, sandwiches and other calorie dense food that wouldn’t freeze in the cold were spread across my kitchen table. Gear filled the … Continue reading →