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For many elite runners, mile weeks are not uncommon, but Brian does not describe preparation for ultras with the expected invocation of base building. The costiloe learned there were invaluable as I moved into ultras. Brian would get off work at 11pm and climb for an hour to stay fit. But that was the whole idea. Brian Costilow possesses the slender, muscular build of the long-distance runner. For the next three years, Nashville was his home, and he spent the majority of those years reading the texts of post-modernists, writing about what he was reading, and then thinking about what he was writing on ttruck runs through the humid woods and pastures of central Tennessee.
Instead, he describes the progression into ultra running as an ongoing gruck of running experiences.
His time in Missoula provided the impetus for a new relationship with running. I got lonely toward the end, because there was no one to share it with. After Vanderbilt, Brian married a woman, with whom he had two truci.
He spent his summer weekends alpine climbing and traversing, and his winters ice climbing in the Bitterroots.
Brian Costilow: Embracing the Moment
With no other agenda than to hike the Divide, he set off for Missoula. To see if I could do it by myself. It is easy to imagine efficient lungs pumping oxygen to every blood cell in his body as he covers great distances of wilderness. They provide something primordial and vivid that is life giving.
His is a feat of extraordinary endurance, for the consecutive-nature of this accomplishment requires more than an ability to run for long periods of time, but an unusual ability to remain healthy and committed to a goal, a decade in the making. When he started, he could make it up yards. In Missoula, he found work as a baker in a Buddhist-run Indian restaurant and took classes in philosophy and ethics at the University. His calves are hard, knotted balls, and his wide chest is adorned by visible clavicles and sternum.
With the absence of the regularity of team training sessions, he began climbing and running to stay fit. They moved to Leadville, and Brian trained and worked in the Rockies. After graduating, he moved back to Birmingham, and he recounts this period of stepping out into adulthood, as one filled with dreams of the west.
That training paid off, and Brian attended the University of the South, where he played soccer and immersed himself in the rolling wildernesses of the Cumberland Plateau. It goes against the grain of manifest destiny.
Brian Costilow: Embracing the Moment
When I ask him how he reconciles Hegelian criticism and working for the Man, he smiles. His father was in the air force, and the family moved frequently until he was 8 years old, before settling in the outskirts of Birmingham, AL. But Brian has taken this contemplation further than many. After a few weeks, he could make it yards, and after a month or two, he could run to the top of every butte in the surrounding area.
Inafter 8 years, they decided to move to Chattanooga, TN to be closer to family. For Brian, the euphoria of this complex passion is woven into the entire experience.
You inevitably go through a lot of suffering. He decided that he wanted to hike a section of the Continental Divide Trail in Montana by himself, and so to save for the trip, he worked three jobs: At 40 years old, Brian Costilow recently completed his tenth consecutive Leadville Pain and joy exist concurrently within the moments of duress—of screaming lungs, oxygen-deprived quadriceps, coetilow shards under the ribs.
He is quiet and reserved, but there is a dry humor that lurks in his conversation, and he is capable of strong laughter.
But Brian hated this running.
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