24 Hours at Jackalope Jam
Ultramarathon #098
#JJ24HR
Another
weekend and another last minute signup. I watched my online notifications as
the 100hr participants started running on Wednesday, then again on Thursday
with the 72hr runners. I saw the social media feed of Trail Racing Over Texas
and it got me thinking about maybe hopping into the weekend. So I did!
Jackalope Jam is a very simple race and it is more about the atmosphere and just a personal challenge. I mean the course is a simple 0.75 Mi out and 0.75 Mi on the same ranch road. A great benefit of this event is you are constantly immersed with all the other runners as everyone is always passing each other. If you are ever in Texas in February and need a trail running party this is the place to be. Most runners camp out in their vehicles on the row of the course with their tents and multiday setups of food and drinks. Many people even decorate their aid stations with lights and whatnot. It is truly a Jam out at 7IL Ranch.
Photo: Trail Racing Over Texas | JJustisPhotography |
Results
·
My
STRAVA: JackalopeJam 24hr (2nd overall), Cat Spring, TX | Run | Strava
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Official
Results: 2023Jackalope Jam 24 Hour - Results (ultrasignup.com)
·
This
was my 98th ultramarathon run & completion of my 31st
100 miler(+).
·
This
was my 3rd ultramarathon of 2023 thus far.
· I have now run a total of 879.76 Mi out at 7IL Ranch in the 5 years I’ve been in Texas
67 loops of the 0.75 Mi out & back course netted me an official 100.50 Mi and earned another buckle. Goal achieved! |
Gear List
LS
shirt(s): rabbit LS rabbitELITEtrail team kit (x2), rabbit Low Light 2.0
pullover
Shorts: rabbit 3" FKT
Pants: rabbit Low Light 2.0
Shoes: Altra
Torin 3.5
Socks:
Dry Max
Headwear: rabbit (BOCO) visor
Sunglasses:
goodr
Gloves: rabbit (BOCO)
Watch:
Garmin fēnix® 6X - Pro
Solar Edition
Lighting:
Nathan Sports Halo Fire (headlamp)
Hydration: Nathan Sports 20oz Nathan soft flask
Gear
Bags: Victory Sportdesign
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