![]() But 200 miles? Because, you know, why the not? Join me as I describe what it's like to take on the Bigfoot 200. The popularity of 50Ks, 50 milers, 100Ks, and 100 milers have shown that the human body is capable of physical and mental feats of astonishment. ![]() "How do you even prepare for something like that? What's it even like? And what is wrong with you?" Ultramarathons have become extremely popular over the last decade with events previously having only a handful of participants to now selling out and some having to go to a lottery system. Whether through running or any other method, Chukuske continues to encourage people to find what they love and enjoy life to it’s fullest. Chukuske’s running has taken him all over the United States where he has had the honor of meeting many individuals whose lives have been changed by the sport. He has since participated in a number of 50 and 100 mile races and has tried to complete the Arrowhead 135 mile race two times but is yet to finish. Chukuske discovered ultra marathons in 2010 and completed his first 50 mile endurance challenge. He has completed over 30 marathons and qualified for the Boston Marathon, which he ran in 2016. ![]() Later, he discovered his love for distance running and began participating in many 5K, 10K, and half marathon races. Chukuske participated in short distance and relays in high school track and field beginning when he was in 7tth grade. He is also a high school boys cross country and track and field coach. Chukuske works as a college professor, teaching classes in Criminal Justice, Human Services, and Forensic Mental Health. Ryan Chukuske is the self-published author of “100 Miles of Thought: Finding Success Through Failure,” and “Into the Darkness: A Runner’s Revenge.” He resides with his wife and son in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota.
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