Lee McKinley, a well-accomplished ultra runner and tri-athlete, lends his wisdom to the podcasts as we discuss why we choose to go to the next level. Lee is competing in his third Ironman Kona in this October and talks about how his training has changed over the years. We also pressure Don into signing up for the Tahoe 200 mile race in September.
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Lee McKinley was my R.A. at DePauw University in the early ’80’s. He was an inspiring guy back then–advising us never to be “More show than go.” It was great to happen upon this podcast and to hear that he is still inspiring people and continues to be more GO than show! I’m a trail runner on a less than ultra scale (longest run 2-3 hours), but I enjoy the podcast for the training advice and motivation it provides. Keep up the good work.