How to Run 100 Kilometers with Terence Go

Zerothreetwo Conversations: Interviews with the Creative Class

When I first started getting into cycling, one of the apps that helped me was Strava. It's basically a social media for sports enthusiasts. It allows you to keep track of your workouts and check out what other people are doing.

One of the first people I followed was Terence Go. I've known Terence since high school, but I didn't know he enjoyed the outdoors. Ever since college, Terence had already been hiking and camping, then two years ago, he started trail running. He recently finished a 100km trail run in Chiang Mai Thailand. The idea of running 100km boggled my mind! I wanted to know how he did it. Turns out, there's an active trail running community in Cebu.

In this podcast, we talked about his experience running the 100km trail run in Thailand, at what point he started praying during that run, how he trained, how he managed his nutrition, and about the trail running community in Cebu.

Enjoy the episode!

SHOWNOTES

Strava

Chiang Mai Thailand

RJ Abalos

Kilian Jornet

CM6

Cebu Epic

Nuun

Cebu Trail Runners

Pamutan Trailfest

Meux Cordova

Boying Milan

Garmin

Magma Trail in Danao - Danawan 50 Ultramarathon

Komoot

ViewRanger

Aren

Anytime Fitness

Where can you find Terence?

https://www.instagram.com/terencenicolas/

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