120. Mountain Runner Peter Maksimow on Public Lands, Urban Trails, Plogging, & IPA's

120. Mountain Runner Peter Maksimow on Public Lands, Urban Trails, Plogging, & IPA's

I first met Peter at the US Trail Running Conference in Estes Park, CO. We sat together at lunch, had a great conversation, and I'm excited to bring his perspectives to the Strength Running Podcast.

Peter is on the podcast today to discuss a wide-ranging set of issues that affect runners:

  • What counts as "trail running" (especially if you live in a city)
  • How you can get involved with trail maintenance in your area
  • Plogging and how we can leave spaces better than we found them
  • His favorite type of race
  • The ATRA trail race calendar

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Please be sure to say hi to Peter on social media and thank him for coming on the podcast!

Also, a big thank you is in order for SteadyMD for sponsoring this episode of the podcast! Learn more about their medical services for runners and how you can benefit from a physician who understands runners.

No wait times, no copays, no office visits. Just a doctor who understands runners who's always available for you 24/7.

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