Chase Fuller, perhaps the only person alive who discovered their love of running whilst going through basic training as a U.S. Marine, discusses his evolution as a runner and his ultimate landing as an Associate Manager for the extremely popular shoe brand HOKA ONE ONE.
As we talked about the future of running and the effects of the pandemic, quarantine and a year plus of social unrest, Chase states that he sees inclusivity as one of the most important areas that is, hopefully, being addressed within the running industry.
He also describes what he sees as a movement towards unnecessary profiteering within the world of racing as directors seek to reap the monetary rewards from the massive influx of new runners and race starved veterans eager to don their flats again.
Its an interview that left me with a lot to think about!
You can follow Chase and his running exploits on Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/7226172
For great information on Hoka One One and their innovative shoes, look here.
A great article on the drive to increase inclusivity in the world of trail running was published in Outside magazine last July and can be found here.

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