Marcus Barton

There is No Map in Hell

How would YOU like to do TWO marathons with over 16,000 feet of climbing, EVERY day for a week? Ever since Dan Kimball dragged me

It’s been a couple of years since I hit the one-cow town of Winder, Georgia to race XTERRA Fort Yargo. With the change in the

Recently I had an opportunity to go to California as part of the day-job. It’s great to get to work with a bunch of REALLY

That was my initial thought. Back in 2005 or 2006 (if I recall the timeframe correctly), I’d heard of lululemon athletica and checked out some

If you haven’t heard by now, XTERRA revamped the points system for it’s various tours across the globe. I started writing a post about the

By now you may be scrambling to find gifts for your friend or better half. If that person is a runner, triathlete or biker, maybe

Whelp, I’ve gone and done it. I’ve made the short list for the 2017 Blogger Awards at RunUltra. However, I need YOUR help to make

The other day a race popped up on the XTERRA race calendar for 2017 that may look familiar to some, called XTERRA Charlottesville, but the

“I’ve got a bad feeling about this..” was the only quote that came to mind going into the SwimRun NC race. Despite my best efforts

One of the primary premises behind the sport of swimrun is connecting the athletes with nature. If you ask Michael Lemmel, race director of OtillO,

It was slated to be a hot one and with the torrential downpour the night before, it was also a slick one. Hot. Steamy. Slippery.

One of the beauties of racing an XTERRA race is the fact that anything can change on a moments notice. The majority of XTERRA racers

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