TREELINE BLOG

One of the things that drove me to coaching years ago was how the learning process has no end. New ideas, perspectives, and data are always emerging. Along that grain, I know it's been a good year when I feel like I see the world in a slightly different light than when the year started. I found that these titles added perspective. Perhaps next year one or two of them can widen yours as well. Here's our 2025 book list.

Race-Day perspectives from Shae Rhinehart, Robbe Reddinger, and Coach Greg illuminate the experience of JFK 50 for future runners

There are moments in life when you’re not sure how you’re going to take the next step. You feel broken—not metaphorically, but physically, emotionally, and spiritually—like your body has been through a meat grinder, and your soul is somewhere on the trail, questioning your life choices.

The skill required for the development of all other skills and achievements.

Read the the story by Head Coach Greg Marshall just published in Outside Magazine.

I share my experience over this past year for anybody that has wondered about the influence of alcohol in their own life.

Why everyone suddenly wants to run 250 miles, and the future of 200+ mile ultra running

An overview of Coach Greg's experience at the 2023 Backcountry Rise 50 Mile at Mount St. Helens National Monument

What it is about is this: Living with purpose. Setting goals. Achieving success. Creating structure. Developing discipline. Knowing what you

What's fascinating about the 62-page manifesto by World Record Speed Skater, Nils van der Poel

How to over-specialize and limit your athletic potential.

In this post, we cover what athletes considering the Lake Sonoma races can expect, and we take an in-depth look at how to train for it.

Analyzing and crowning the most challenging 50K ultramarathons in the USA.

The 10 aspects to choosing your first ultra every runner should consider

A letter to myself 10 years earlier

My experience finishing the 2022 Rut Mountain Runs in Big Sky, MT.

A comprehensive breakdown of the good, the bad, and the unexpected on my 14 day JMT thru-hike. "Day 12: Lots of chatter about how not to...

A deep dive into what items I took on my 14 day JMT thru-hike, and why those items made the list over all other options. Choosing...

Everything you should know about fueling yourself to support your hiking goals Meal planning is a crucial aspect of any backpacking trip....

Navigating the JMT Permit system, setting daily mileage goals, and selecting resupply destinations In the second chapter of the John Muir...