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Supershoe Debates, Athlete Pipeline Wars, and ACG’s Trail Reception (Long Run Archives #38)
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Apr 24, 20261:26:23
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We discuss Sean Haworth's critique of ACG's Gorge Waterfalls activation, the four athlete development programs shaping the next generation of pro trail running, Scott Fauble's issue with supershoes in the marathon, and Climatic Health's new lung health product being marketed to endurance athletes.
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