Most runners don’t fail on race day because of fitness… they fail because of poor execution.
And more often than not, it comes down to one thing: crewing and pacing.
In this solo episode, I break down the real role of crew and pacers. Diving into the difference between barely surviving a race and actually executing it.
From choosing the right crew chief to understanding when to push or hold back, this episode dives into the details most runners overlook:
The difference between crewing vs pacing (and why it matters)
How to organize your crew so race day isn’t chaos
What your crew should actually be doing at aid stations
How pacers can keep you moving (without ruining your race)
The subtle signals runners give when things are going wrong
Why emotional control from your crew can make or break your race
This episode is for:
Runners preparing for their first (or next) ultra
Crew members who want to actually be helpful
Pacers who want to show up the right way
Because here’s the truth: No one finishes an ultra alone! Even if they cross the line by themselves.
If you want a race-day plan that actually works, this is a must-listen.
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