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In this episode of the Infinite Endurance Podcast, host Philip J. Sebastiani interviews ultrarunner Kirsten Jett about her recent experience at the Bandera 100K. Kirsten shares her journey into running, her challenges during the race, and her mindset in overcoming obstacles. She discusses the importance of community support, her experiences as a race director, and her future goals in the ultrarunning scene. The conversation highlights the resilience and determination required in endurance sports, especially when faced with unexpected challenges.

Takeaways

• Kirsten started running as a form of escape during her high school years.
• She took a 10-12 year break from running while raising her children.
• Kirsten's first ultra was a 50K at Palo Duro Canyon.
• The Bandera 100K had a last-minute location change that affected her preparation.
• She faced significant challenges during the race, including losing her jacket and gloves.
• Kirsten emphasizes the importance of community support in endurance sports.
• Her experience with lupus influences her training and racing strategies.
• She believes in holding goals loosely and adapting to circumstances.
• Her past experiences shape Kirsten's mindset during tough moments.

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