Michael Wardian - Autographed Hat
List price: $50
Starting bid: $30
This limited edition "Let's Go Mike" trucker hat is a staple of legendary runner and Chaski Coach, Mike Wardian. Support this great cause and get yourself one of these awesome caps autographed (with your own custom message) by the man himself!
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Chaski Coaching Consult Call with Tyler Andrews
List price: $69
Starting bid: $40
This is your opportunity to ask Chaski Founder, Coach, and pro-athlete Tyler Andrews whatever you want about training, racing, and competing. Ty is a multi-time world record holder on the track, trails, and mountains, and world championship silver medalist at 50km. Ask anything you want on this 60 minute call!
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Pete Kostelnick
· Pro. Road, Track, Trail: Multi-Day Ultra Superstar
· Trans-contenintal Rock Star
· Chaski / USATF Certified Coach
Personal Bests
· 24-hours: 163.68 miles
· 100-mile run: 14 hours, 4 minutes
Accomplishments
· Fastest run across America: 3,067 miles in 42 d, 6 hr, 30 min
· First person to run from Alaska to Florida (5,384 miles, 98 days, 6 hours, 57 min)
· Badwater 135 two-time champion in 2015 and 2016
Super-Ultra Superstar
Like many Americans, Pete started running to lose weight. During college, he tipped the scale at 200 lbs and set a goal to complete a marathon, something he thought he would never do - the Marine Corp Marathon while he was interning in Washington, DC.
Shortly thereafter back at college in Ames, Iowa, Pete met his future wife who inspired him to start running again (after she beat him on their first run together), and to qualify for the Boston Marathon, which he did in 2009 and ran in 2010. After getting burnt out on road marathons, Pete was still thirsty for more.
He ran his first "ultra" in 2011, and met Marshall Ulrich at the Pikes Peak Marathon that year after also running Rim 2 Rim 2 Rim. Pete was hooked, and after reading his book about running across America several times, he couldn't look back.
At a very young age, Pete enjoyed going on road trips with his family: "We drove everywhere you can in the US--even Alaska! With my passion for running and seeing the open road, running across America just made sense. So much so that I want to do it a second time! Between the people you meet, the places you see, and the challenge you set out to tackle, it's been my most rewarding experience."
