Long 27 - Paul Stofko

Ten Junk Miles

Running, Sports, Comedy, Improv

4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2017

⏱️ 142 minutes

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Summary

Join Scotty and Paul Stofko on a one on one interview about his life and running, his Potawatomi/McNaughton 200 victory, the Crazy Legs Race Series he directs, the fact that he's never DNF'ed a race, and so much more. An interesting discussion with a iconic midwest runner.

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0:00.0	10 junk miles
0:06.6	coming in hot
0:10.0	You're going to be able to hear after every first start
0:13.2	10 junk miles
0:14.8	It's very timely too with the pot coming up
0:20.9	10 miles
0:21.7	A lot of people
0:22.8	Yeah Eric
0:23.7	He sent me a message
0:25.3	Because I'm up for my 1,000 mile buckle
0:27.3	So I'm just going to go and run a couple laps
0:29.1	Or something like that
0:30.0	Well I counted them up
0:31.9	Hey everybody
0:33.3	This is 10 junk miles
0:34.5	I'm Scott Coomer here with special guests today.
0:37.7	Paul Stofco is going to be a one-on-one long run where me and Paul talk as if we're going on a long run together.
0:44.4	This episode is sponsored by Health IQ.
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0:54.1	qualify visit health IQ.com slash junk that's health IQ.com slash junk. I was looking before you
1:01.2	got here at all of the miles that you have done at McNaughton and it looked like like maybe
1:07.3	870. Yeah. There are some races that Eric had stated that, you know, when Andy had directed it,
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