Friday, November 16, 2007
About Matt Hart
"Unfortunately I don't know the meaning of the word moderation." For endurance athlete Matt Hart this fact has thus far worked out alright. Matt is a member of the Montrail National Ultrarunning Team. He is also a member of nationally ranked adventure racing team DART-nuun, reigning West Coast Adventure Racing Champions. As a solo athlete Matt challenges himself with endurance mountain biking, ski mountaineering, and ultrarunning events. In December of 2005 Matt left his job at Microsoft to pursue his dream and race full time.
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Latest Results
- 1st Place - Devil's Backbone 50 Miler
- 1st Place - Big Horn 50 Miler
- 3rd Place - 3 Days of Syllamo
- 1st Place - Orcas Island 50km
- 2nd Place - Grand Teton 100 Miler
- 1st Place - Mt Hood PCT 50 Miler
- 2nd Place - TRIOBA 12hr Adv Race
- 1st Place - Big Horn 50k Ultra
- 1st Place - Blanchard Mtn 33 miler
- 1st Place - TRIOBA Sprint Adv Race
- 2nd Place - HURT 100k
- full race resume
2007
Next Race
- Aug 5 - 281 Miles of Appalachian Trail Thru Maine - Katahdin, ME
- Aug 25-30 Transrockies - Colorado
- Oct 3 - Grindstone 100 Miler, Swoop, VA
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5 Comments:
Holy Smokes! There's incentive to recover properly so you don't have to go in for any kind of re-do for having over-done it.
Holy moly! Where's you e-tip jar? ;-)
I trust your recovery is still going well?
A perk of having a job. Teaching allows me to have quite a bit of time to enjoy the outdoors/running/etc.. granted it would be nice to have even more at times, but time to rest/recover is also necessary. Along with state pension, so that I can retire early, the great health insurance is definitely a great perk considering I went to the Doc/PT/and some chiro visits this year. 100$ deductiblea and that's it. I would be in debt up to my ass without health insurance. One of the fine lines that comes along with having fun, there is also a fine line of compromise. The work/play issue. Although teaching is probably the best setup for an ultrarunner.
rattle that tip jar.
hope the healing is going well. Great report from Moab.
I think you got a relatively good deal. That is almost exactly the same amount i had to pay a toyota dealer to put a used engine in my wife's sequioa. I would much rather pay what you did for what you got. I feel like i was dealing with incompetent idiots.
for your amount, you had drs and nurses' digging around in your body. i would assume that you would want competent, skilled, and well trained people doing that. It doesn't come cheap.
Inbedded in that price is a huge amount for insurance that is not in the price of fixing my wife's car. so on whole you got for a lower price a fix that will last your lifetime by well qualified individuals. I got a questionable engine that will last at most 10 years.
BTW, i have high deductable insurance for my family. i would rather be making my own health care choices than having them made by some beaucracy (insurance co or gov.)
Wanna come back to MS for those golden handcuff benefits? :)
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