I think I will leave my soul at UTMB | Geneviève Asselin-Demers

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What does it really feel like when you're pushing through an ultra-marathon, even when your body says no? Tommy Sullivan, who's run 100 miles with a blister, gives raw encouragement on the trails, reminding us about the brutal UTMB conditions the alps. You'll hear from Geneviève Asselin-Demers about leaving her soul on the course after Grand Col Ferret. It's not always pretty out there, but these athletes keep going. We catch up with Matt Daniels, who’s running OCC and struggling with sleep thanks to new kids – a real-life challenge many can relate to. Li Ping Wang, a professional trail runner from China, shares how her parents are proud of her journey, even if they don't run themselves. Aroa Sio Recknold, running UTMB, opens up about a past DNF due to a foot injury and her fierce determination to finish this year. Then there's Jupiter Carera Casas, an Elite Craft Sportswear team runner, who decided to switch from CCC to OCC to recover from a 100-mile race, and his brother Juan Carl

Tags: Aroa Sio Recknold, Geneviève Asselin-Demers, Grant Barnette, Juan Carlos Carera Casas, Jupiter Carera Casas, Li Ping Wang, Matt Daniels, Miguel Rua, Tommy Sullivan, ccc utmb, mountains, running, trail running, ultra marathon, utmb