We’re psyched that Krissy Moehl’s calf has healed up and that she’s going to give it a go at The North Face Endurance Challenge Championships this weekend. We’re also excited that Krissy spent a few minutes with us before the race to talk about the race, running, and her life. Here’s the interview:
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I would like more info on Krissy's coaching service. It is an online service, phone call consultations….contact info
Thanks!
PS: Good job with the site Bryon. See if you ca interview Heras please.
I'll see what I can find out about Krissy's coaching service. As for Heras, unfortunately, he speaks too little English and I too little Spanish for an interview.
Great info! thank you!
Very nice interviews and good questions! I am just waiting all updates for TNF EC.
the site it is great! well done Bryon :-)
Have a great Week-end!
Bryon,
I can translate via phone if u want a post interview with Heras
Anonymous, I interviewed Heras after the race with translation by Ed Martinell of TrailRunningSoul! Thanks for your offer.
Yes! I'm glad she's back in the game. Go get 'em Krissy. I can't watch the video here from work, I'll view it when I get home.
Thanks for the update Bryon.
Great interview Bryon and Krissy.
Bryon, where can we see or read the interview with Miguel Heras. Also, is there any footage of the race?
Thanks!
I didn't take any footage of the race. Aside from maybe watching the lead men's pack go through Tennessee Valley, I can't imagine it'd be interesting to watch video footage unless someone made an entire documentary. I'm no videographer.
As for a Heras interview, that'll be up in the next few days depending on travel.