Pete Kostelnick

Chasing Tomorrow show hosts Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon interview Pete Kostelnick, two-time winner of the Badwater  135, and the current record holder for the U.S. trans con run at 42 days.  Pete has been competing in ultras for the past ten years.  he first time he ran a 100-mile race it took him 28 hours - now Pete can crank out a 14 hour 100 miler.  Pete is arguably the best in the world in multi-week running challenges. He trains every day and runs on average about 150 miles a week.  Pete is a truly remarkable member of the ultra running community. Highlights: Pete talks about what it took to set the record for the U.S. trans-con run  Pete has run upwards of 10,000 miles in a year, he tells us what it is like to run that much in a year Pushing a stroller 5,300 miles in 98 days is just amazing and Pete did that in 2018 A Hoka One One sponsored runner Pete tells us what it is like to hold down a full-time job and be a world-class ultra runner