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“Reborn on the Run” with Catra Corbett. Ultrarunner. Mountaineer. Dad. Coach. NoCo Style, Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Sun, NoCo Optimist. Last seen at 3:38 am.
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Why Your Ultramarathon Training Plan Isn’t Working (And How to Fix It)

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By Dan England Verified
| Trail Runner Verified
After five failed attempts, I finished a 100-miler in March. If I’m being blunt, it’s because I finally did the things in ultramarathon training that you’re supposed to do. For years, I thought I could do one on my own, without help from a crew or pacers. I would go out too fast and hope I could hang on for the last 50K. (Spoiler alert, I could not). I didn’t eat enough, mostly because I approached the aid stations haphazardly, like a toddler trying to pick a snack before bed.
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A Tribute to the Tunes

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By Dan England Verified
| NOCO Magazine
In 2009, Damon Smith had the idea to gather groups pretending to be famous rock ‘n’ rollers for a Greeley show he called My Favorite Bands. Tribute bands, outside of Elvis impersonators, were still relatively few and far in between. Cover bands, of course, had inspired bar patrons to demand renditions of “Free Bird” for decades, but Smith wanted the musicians to dive deeper.
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Something Good in the Neighborhood – First Responder Trauma Counselors

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By Dan England Verified
| NOCO Magazine
Ed Rupert was a young police officer in his 20s when, on Jan. 14, 1974—he remembers the exact date—he was involved in a shootout where more than 100 bullets were fired at him. It was the first time he couldn’t shake the job when his shift ended. The second came two years later, when he was part of a team tasked with recovering bodies from the devastating Big Thompson Canyon Flood that killed 144 people.
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