Trail running has lost some of its fun, and in this engaging discussion, Josh Rosenthal and his guest delve into the need for the sport to embrace playfulness and creativity.
They explore the contrast between how mainstream sports leverage holiday seasons to engage fans, while trail running often becomes quiet during the same periods.
The conversation highlights the importance of celebrating achievements, big or small, such as recognizing a 50-mile run even if it falls short of the ultimate goal. They also address the evolving landscape of running technology and community engagement, discussing how changes in platforms like Strava impact the runner's experience.
Ultimately, the duo emphasizes the need for trail running to recapture its spirit and connect with a broader audience through innovative ideas and a focus on enjoyment.
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