Highlights
Jeffrey is the Assistant Editor of UltraRunning Magazine. He’s also a dog lover, coach, and Salomon athlete with over a decade of experience in endurance sports that lives in California. He completed the Quad Dipsea (Old Mill Park, Mill Valley, California) in second place in 2022, the Canyons Endurance Runs 25k in first place in 2021, and the Silver State 50-miler in second place, also in 2021.He is thrilled about his participation in the Quebec Mega Trail: “I love to travel and explore new places, so having never been to Québec, I jumped at the opportunity to attend the QMT and experience all that the city and surrounding areas have to offer. I’ve heard nothing but great things about the event and can’t wait for next summer.”Jeffrey not only has a thriving race ranking, but he is also a prolific contributor. In fact, you can follow his journey at @uponward and enjoy the content published on UltraRunning Magazine. Here is an excerpt from Jeffrey’s Bouncing Back article : “Before a race, we train our hearts out, study the course, prepare our mind, visualize success, taper marvelously, sleep more and eat all the right things. Yet for reasons beyond comprehension, sometimes the day just doesn’t go the way we envisioned. Even when it seems like everything went wrong, there is no doubt many things went right. Celebrate those little things. There is incredible value in having a tough race, arguably more than running a nearly flawless race—the one we all dream of. When you have an exemplary day on the trails, there’s far less to learn. The opportunity for improvement is diminished.”