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Everett WoodHow a Tick Bite Propelled Me into My Biggest Training Block to Date — 271 Miles in Three WeeksNaturally, something had to go wrong on my third attempt at the Virginia Triple Crown Loop. Previous trips on the Loop involved restless…18h ago
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