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Listen "#91 - Jaden B. Demers: Running Ultras with No Training & Pushing Through the Pain"
Episode Synopsis
Jaden Bissonnette Demers is an ultra-marathon athlete who exemplifies endurance and resilience. The conversation will explore his journey as a runner, his experiences pushing through both mental and physical barriers, and how these challenges have contributed to his personal growth. Jaden has taken on incredible long-distance races, consistently testing his limits. Whether listeners are runners themselves or simply seeking inspiration, they can expect an insightful discussion about perseverance and finding strength in discomfort.
Jaden’s running journey began in his late teens, and since then, he has built a deep passion for endurance challenges. The episode will dive into the mental and physical aspects of ultra-running, focusing on what it takes to keep moving forward when the body demands rest. Beyond running, Jaden’s story highlights how his dedication to long-distance races has impacted his mindset and personal development, teaching valuable lessons about pushing limits and embracing adversity.
Jaden is a very positive individual. He is someone who enjoys camping, hiking, skiing, and, of course, running. He first discovered running at the age of 17 and ran his first marathon distance at 18. At 19, he entered the world of ultra-running and has been hooked ever since. With a 100-mile race on his bucket list, his longest completed distance to date is an impressive 108 kilometers in a 24-hour race.
Jaden’s path to ultra-marathons began after a series of shoulder dislocations that ended his soccer career. Searching for a new outlet, he turned to running, beginning with laps around a soccer field. Soon, he moved to trail running and pushed his distances, eventually completing his first marathon right before undergoing shoulder surgery. This unexpected turn transformed a frustrating injury into a lifelong passion for running, proving that adversity can lead to unexpected and fulfilling paths.
Throughout the episode, listeners will hear about Jaden’s most challenging races, how he mentally copes with pain and fatigue, and the strategies he uses to push past his limits. His ability to smile through the pain, his desire to test his mental endurance, and his refusal to quit are just a few of the insights that will resonate beyond the running world, offering valuable lessons for tackling life’s toughest moments.
KEEP IT LONG TERM!
Jaden’s running journey began in his late teens, and since then, he has built a deep passion for endurance challenges. The episode will dive into the mental and physical aspects of ultra-running, focusing on what it takes to keep moving forward when the body demands rest. Beyond running, Jaden’s story highlights how his dedication to long-distance races has impacted his mindset and personal development, teaching valuable lessons about pushing limits and embracing adversity.
Jaden is a very positive individual. He is someone who enjoys camping, hiking, skiing, and, of course, running. He first discovered running at the age of 17 and ran his first marathon distance at 18. At 19, he entered the world of ultra-running and has been hooked ever since. With a 100-mile race on his bucket list, his longest completed distance to date is an impressive 108 kilometers in a 24-hour race.
Jaden’s path to ultra-marathons began after a series of shoulder dislocations that ended his soccer career. Searching for a new outlet, he turned to running, beginning with laps around a soccer field. Soon, he moved to trail running and pushed his distances, eventually completing his first marathon right before undergoing shoulder surgery. This unexpected turn transformed a frustrating injury into a lifelong passion for running, proving that adversity can lead to unexpected and fulfilling paths.
Throughout the episode, listeners will hear about Jaden’s most challenging races, how he mentally copes with pain and fatigue, and the strategies he uses to push past his limits. His ability to smile through the pain, his desire to test his mental endurance, and his refusal to quit are just a few of the insights that will resonate beyond the running world, offering valuable lessons for tackling life’s toughest moments.
KEEP IT LONG TERM!
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