Scott Jurek: 'Being uncomfortable brings us back to our roots' | Life and style | The Guardian
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Ultrarunning legend Jurek on his toughest race, his love of tempeh and why he’s running the Boston marathon
Scott Jurek running in the mountains. Photograph: Ben Moon/Clif Bar View image in fullscreen Scott Jurek running in the mountains. Photograph: Ben Moon/Clif Bar The Friday flyer Life and style This article is more than 9 years old Interview Scott Jurek: 'Being uncomfortable brings us back to our roots' This article is more than 9 years old Adharanand Finn Ultrarunning legend Jurek on his toughest race, his love of tempeh and why he’s running the Boston marathon Fri 3 Mar 2017 02.00 EST Last modified on Thu 9 Aug 2018 07.12 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian on Google You’re a famed ultramarathoner.
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