Chasing the Cutoff with Troy Eid

Conversations with busy 40+ year-old professionals who compete in endurance athletics, fitness, and extreme sports at a high level - this includes long-distance running, ultramarathons, marathons, trail running, road running, and more topics like:Athletics, hiking, outdoors, recreation, biking and cycling, being over 40, etc.

Chasing the Cutoff with Troy Eid is a health podcast hosted by Troy Eid, with 21 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Troy Eid hosts Chasing the Cutoff with Troy Eid, a health show with 21 episodes published.

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  Episode #20

  THE MOST ‘TRIPLE CROWN’ 200-MILE RACES EVER: Phil Lowry

  Jun 8, 20261h 23mS0

  <p>Colonel Phil Lowry (Montana Army National Guard) – Director and Counsel for Cybersecurity & Privacy at Western Union – has raced 20 officially sanctioned 200-mile-plus ultramarathons, along with nearly a hundred 100-mile trail races.  He’s the only person in history to finish all three races in the Destination Trail annual “Triple Crown” series of 200-mile ultras – the Tahoe 200, Bigfoot 200, and Moab 240 – four separate times.   One of the best-known 200-milers on earth, Colonel Lowry and wife Dr. Jill – a renowned colorectal surgeon and veteran trail-racer extraordinaire – and the six Lowry children combine outdoor adventure with professional and personal excellence. Careening toward his 60th birthday this August...

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  Episode #19

  ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE BADWATER 135: Erika Small’s Incredible Journey

  May 18, 20261h 7mS0

  <p>Everyone participating in a BADWATER race – the iconic ultramarathon series created and produced by Chris Kostman, the sport’s most consequential race director – receives a welcoming smile from Erika Small. Erika started her own career as a professional cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders.  A beloved member of the BADWATER staff who raised two amazing children and manages a successful real estate practice in the Greater Sacramento Area, Erika completed the BADWATER Ultra Cup last year. At age 52, she placed 4th Overall in the BADWATER-Cape Fear 51.4-miler on the sandy beaches of North Carolina’s Bald Head Island; 1st Place Overall in...

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  Episode #18

  COCODONA ‘26: Disrespecting Kilian Korth Is Getting Our Sport Nowhere

  May 11, 202626 minS0

  <p>Headed into the 2026 Cocodona 250-Mile Ultramarathon, Kilian Korth was repeatedly marginalized by some commentators – disrespecting not just him and his achievements, but all of us who compete regularly in 200-mile ultramarathons.  Korth went on to become the fastest-ever male to finish the Cocodona 250, finishing in 57:28:36 and placing second overall to fellow Coloradan Rachel Entrekin, who shattered the course record – beating Korth by 1 hour, 18 minutes and 48 seconds. </p><p>In this Special Edition of CHASING THE CUTOFF, Troy Eid – a pacer for five-time Cocodona finisher Paul James Johnson, who placed Third Overall in the 60-69 Age Group, in this year’s Cocodon...

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  Episode #17

  CONQUERING THE COWBOY 200: Barry Sackett, High Plains Legend

  Apr 27, 20261h 10mS0

  <p>South Dakota’s Barry Sackett is a runner’s runner:  A versatile and highly accomplished Marathon Majors road-racer; a run-streaker who hasn’t missed a single day of training in nearly two decades; and a veteran single-tracker who placed 6th Overall in the Cowboy 200-Mile ultramarathon.  He’s also a leader in Sioux Falls’ legal and civic communities, balancing a cutting-edge law practice with relentless public service. </p><p>Barry Sackett:</p><p> https://bassford.com/team/barry-s-sackett/</p><p> The Pickle Podcast with Barry Sackett:</p><p> https://open.spotify.com/show/3qeMtdNxhzZQoPq7NAqtJs</p><p> The Cowboy 200:</p><p> https://ult...

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  Episode #16

  NAVAJO STRONG, SIX YEARS’ SOBER: Echo Parkhurst, Mountain-Running Champion

  Mar 30, 202652 minS0

  <p>When the global Pandemic hit in 2020, the Navajo Nation – a tribal homeland bigger than 10 U.S. states – suffered some of the highest COVID-19 mortality rates in the world.  With her first grandchild on the way, Echo-Lee Parkhurst vowed to quit drinking , embrace her traditional Dine’ culture and tradition, and start running.  Five years later and 50 lbs. lighter, Echo’s relentless quest for excellence elevated her to the podium in the Navajo Nation’s annual mountain-running endurance competition:  The 12 Hours of Asaayi, sponsored by NavajoYES, the Nation’s premier fitness and wellness non-profit organization.  Working two jobs while earning a degree in Social...

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