ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brad Quinn, very quietly and without much fanfare, ran 26.2 miles (a marathon) every day for 400 days, beginning in 2019. He is a full-time occupational therapist, husband and father of four. Oh, and he occasionally was a race director for Tejas Trails. Brad talks about his running history, the marathon challenge and race directing. You can see him at Reveille Peak Ranch, at the end of August, where he will co-direct the final of the summer nighttime trail races.
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