• Episode 433: Ultramarathon Record Keeping - Trishul Cherns & Bob Hearn

  • Mar 27 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 36 mins
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Episode 433: Ultramarathon Record Keeping - Trishul Cherns & Bob Hearn

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  • Trishul and Bob are the President and Record Keeper for the Global Organization of Multi-day Ultrarunners (GOMU). GOMU was established to supplement the existing government bodies that only recognize records of certain ultramarathon events. Both Trishul and Bob have rich histories in ultramarathon, with 100s of official events to their names. We dive into their experiences as well as the growing needs when it comes to rules and record keeping that are specific to the needs of ultrarunning. A few topics we focused on include: pacing in ultramarathon, course certification, shoe tech, and certifying record performances.

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