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Corrine and Buzz talk about "crushing" and "dominating" on the trails with writer and pro-athlete Meg Mackenzie who penned the thought provoking article "Annihilate That Course and Obliterate Your Competition." Does using violent language influence our sport experience? The UltraSignup community had heated reactions to the online article; listen in and add your opinion. Then Buzz helps Matt from Issaquah, WA decide how long to rest after a big ultra-effort. Plus, Buzz's favorite go-to recovery activity.
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