4.5 • 2K Ratings
🗓️ 28 August 2017
⏱️ 54 minutes
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Rickey Gates is an ultra runner hailing from Colorado. He just completed a self supported trans America run over 5 months. He and Lance caught up in Aspen to discuss why he chose to run across the country, his time living in Antartica, working with the 10th Mountain Huts and the explosion of trail running.
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0:00.0 | Welcome back to the Ford podcast. I'm your host Lance Armstrong. Thanks for |
0:03.9 | tuning in this week and each and every week. Any questions or comments concerns |
0:08.0 | send me an email the forward podcast at we do sport.com. Let me know what's on your mind. Fun |
0:16.6 | conversation this week with an old friend of mine kind of a trail running legend |
0:20.9 | but just keeps doing crazy stuff to make his his |
0:25.3 | status his legendary status just increase in my mind especially Ricky Gates I |
0:32.1 | think you all find it very interesting. I personally |
0:35.0 | there's not ever been a second of my 46 years on this planet where I woke up and |
0:40.8 | thought you know what I think I'm going to run across the country |
0:43.0 | 3700 miles no but before we get to Ricky I want to I want to talk about my home |
0:50.3 | state of Texas and specifically everybody that was initially |
0:54.8 | affected by Hurricane Harvey but now which has become the obviously the much |
1:00.2 | bigger problem is the flooding in the Houston area. |
1:05.0 | It, you know, when we talk about floods and you talk about measuring them historically that, you know, a lot of times people talk about or you'll hear people talk about how it's a hundred year flood meaning |
1:17.8 | This type of a flood can only happen once every hundred years |
1:21.8 | Believe it or not they are talking about Houston |
1:24.2 | Texas now and the flooding there as a 500 year flood. Just think about that. |
1:30.1 | So the images are awful. I've been in touch with former |
1:38.0 | guest on the show Art Acevedo, the now police chief in Houston |
1:42.4 | Texas was once the police chief for a long time in Austin. |
1:46.3 | And he said to me via text that it is by far the worst thing he's ever seen and it potentially and most likely not only is just |
1:58.7 | going to get worse and so you know whatever you're into your thoughts your prayers please send them to the people |
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