Educator and endurance athlete Jason Hardrath returns to the Hiker Trash Radio studio to tell Doc what he's been up to. Settle in and buckle up as Jason shares how his approach to life and its challenges have led him through to a number of joyful life stages. Jason discusses his life-changing car accident, his journey to 100+ FKTs, the effects of long COVID, his discovery of paragliding, the pain cave, his ADHD, living out of his Geo Metro, Chasing the Wind, and incremental hitching. Epic. (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)
Show Notes
In this week's episode of Hiker Trash Radio, Doc sits down with endurance athlete Jason Hardrath to discuss his transition from Iron Man competitions to setting record-setting FKTs (Fastest Known Times). Jason shares an inspiring tale of overcoming a life-threatening car accident in 2015 and pivoting to mountain climbing and trail running as a form of therapy and passion. Known for holding the most FKTs, including the Bulger List and Mount Rainier Infinity Loop, Jason reveals his journey of resilience, mindset, and love for the great outdoors. The episode also features Jason's favorite gear, best trail experiences, and an exploration of the most impressive FKTs in recent history.
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