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Next stop: your first ultra. 🚂The Freight Train 100K/50K rolls out of the Farmville Train Depot on Saturday, December 5 ...
10/13/2026

Next stop: your first ultra. 🚂

The Freight Train 100K/50K rolls out of the Farmville Train Depot on Saturday, December 5 in Farmville, VA. It's a flat, fast rail trail with under 1,500 ft of gain for the entire 100K, which makes it a perfect first ultra (or a very good excuse to chase a PR).
Pick your ride:
🚂 100K starts at 7:30am
🚃 50K and 50K Hiker start at 8:30am
🚋 Half and Half Hiker start at 9:00am

Every finisher takes home a handmade pottery award, and yes, even DFL gets recognized. 🏺
Before you board:
✅ Register by Nov 5 for a guaranteed shirt
✅ Bring 3 friends and your entry is free
✅ First 100K? Use code First for 20% off
✅ Military, fire, law enforcement, EMS, teachers and nurses, use code THANKS
Registration closes Friday, Dec 4.

Last call, all aboard below! 🎄

https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=139353&utm_source=UltraSignup+&utm_medium=Instagram+and+Facebook+&utm_campaign=Freight+Train+100k%2F50k&utm_id=Freight+Train+100k%2F50k

10/12/2026

Monday Motivation 🏔️
History was made in the mountains.
Mammoth TrailFest offered the world’s first prize purse for para athletes in trail running, awarding more than $6,500 to adaptive athletes who raced the 26K.

Leading the division was Paralympic cross country skier Dani Aravich, who crossed the line in 3:00:46. That put her 70th overall and 19th among all women in the field. 💥
Huge respect to Mammoth TrailFest for putting real money behind inclusion, and to every adaptive athlete who toed the line and proved that trails are for everyone.

Your next bad decision is about to be much easier to find.The new UltraSignup is coming soon, rebuilt from the ground up...
10/09/2026

Your next bad decision is about to be much easier to find.

The new UltraSignup is coming soon, rebuilt from the ground up for runners and race directors.
Get an early look during the US Trail Running Conference (USTRC), Nov 5–7 at Nashville’s Music City Center.

📸 Luis Escobar

Link here: https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=132185

12 miles. One aid station. Zero cell service (probably). 🌲The Cook Forest Highland Fall Scramble takes you point to poin...
10/08/2026

12 miles. One aid station. Zero cell service (probably). 🌲

The Cook Forest Highland Fall Scramble takes you point to point through some of the most remote miles of the North Country Trail in Pennsylvania. Park, hop the shuttle, and run your way home to Shelter #1 in Cook Forest State Park.

Fair warning: 1,803 ft of gain and a course profile that looks a lot like your heart rate at mile 9. But hey, it’s technically net downhill. Technically.

📍 Cooksburg, PA
📅 Sunday, Oct 25 at 9 AM
🍬 One aid station at mile 6
⏰ Registration closes Sunday, Oct 11

Course records sit at 1:27:40 and 2:03:40. Think you can catch them?

Sign up at ultrasignup.com

https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=141287

Your sign to run long this fall... 🍂The Lake Murray Endurance Run returns Saturday, October 24 to Lake Murray State Park...
10/06/2026

Your sign to run long this fall... 🍂
The Lake Murray Endurance Run returns Saturday, October 24 to Lake Murray State Park near Ardmore, OK. Oklahoma’s first and largest state park offers 12,500+ acres of forested rolling hills, 30+ miles of trail, and an iconic stone tower watching over the lake.
Choose your adventure: 5 Mile, 25K, 50K, 100K, or 100 Miler. The course runs from flat and fast to rocky and rugged, so there’s a start line for everyone from first timers to buckle chasers. Finish the 100 in under 24 hours and that turquoise buckle is yours. 🏆
Just 90 minutes from DFW and OKC, with lodge, cabin, and camping options right in the park. It’s also a cupless race, so bring your own bottle or cup.

⏰ Prices go up after October 7. Register now at ultrasignup.com

https://bit.ly/4AQuGJz

Finish time: forgotten by December. Porta-potty that tipped slightly when you sat down: remembered forever. 💩Illustratio...
10/05/2026

Finish time: forgotten by December. Porta-potty that tipped slightly when you sat down: remembered forever. 💩

Illustration: Brendan Leonard

09/29/2026

12.4 miles. 4,000 feet up. 4,000 feet down. No ultra required. 🐯⛰️

Mountain Tiger Diablo is bringing its rowdy spirit to the Bay's most badass mountain on Saturday, October 10 in Clayton, CA.

The loop starts at Mitchell Canyon and wastes zero time: 1,700 feet of climbing in the first 2.5 miles up Eagle Peak, then straight up Bald Ridge to the summit of Mount Diablo. What goes up must come down, and this descent drops 4,000 feet in 6 miles via Prospector's Gap and Back Creek Trail. Your quads have been warned. 🦵

Brutal, beautiful, and over by lunch. With a 5-hour cutoff, everyone's welcome.

✅ Shuttle to and from the start included
✅ Post-race raffle entry
✅ Unique finisher's item

⏰ Price goes up to $120 on October 1. Registration closes October 7.

Grab your spot now at ultrasignup.com linked here:

https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=137833

You’re not afraid of running more. You’re afraid of getting slow. 🐢CTS coach Cliff Pittman explains why that fear has it...
09/28/2026

You’re not afraid of running more. You’re afraid of getting slow. 🐢

CTS coach Cliff Pittman explains why that fear has it backwards, and why volume, done right, is the most specific thing you can train for an ultra. Even the mile is 84% aerobic. Imagine what 100 of them demand.

Inside the full article: the physiology behind your aerobic engine, where intensity still fits, and how to build volume without breaking down.

📖 Read it at trailhead.ultrasignup.com linked here : https://trailhead.ultrasignup.com/training-nutrition/volume-is-king/

📸 (1) Peter Maksimow
(2) Desert RATS Trail Running Festival
📊 TrainingPeaks chart courtesy of CTS

09/25/2026

Queen of the Dragon’s Back. 👑🍩

Congrats to Erin Moyer on winning the women’s Dragon’s Back Ascent at Mammoth Trailfest in 41:30.90! That’s 3 miles and 2,400 ft of climbing to the summit of Mammoth Mountain at 11,500 ft. Donuts well earned!

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