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10 Nov 2026
Offseason things…
31 Oct 2026
Kodiak 100 by the numbers.
Races rarely go exactly to plan. A huge part of ultrarunning is problem solving, adapting to changes, and rolling with the punches.
While running on constant variable terrain, one of the best ways to stay on track is to target effort pace rather than actual pace. Effort pace accounts for changes in elevation and terrain to estimate what your pace would be on flat ground at the same effort, allowing you to gauge your effort throughout a race.
I finished the 101 miles and 16,000 feet of gain in 18:15:45 with an average effort pace of 9:57 min per mile.
I used the @corosglobal APEX 4 and HRM to track my data.
Taking lessons from every race, always learning, always hungry for more.
15 Oct 2026
Race Report: Kodiak 100
SATISFY Pro Athlete @woah_max took third overall at the Kodiak 100 this weekend in 18:15:45. The race loops the whole of Big Bear Valley in California’s San Bernardino Mountains: nearly 16,000 feet of climbing, with much of the distance above 7,000 feet.
Kodiak started at 1 p.m. Friday, and with more than twelve hours between sunset and sunrise, the sharp end of the field raced most of it by headlamp. The route picked up the Pacific Crest Trail through Holcomb Valley, then dropped into high desert, where pines give way to Joshua trees. Sugarloaf came late, and Max crested the roof of the course, almost 10,000 feet up, in the middle of the night.
His wife crewed, and for the first time in his career, so did his sister. At Kodiak, that meant hitching shuttles out to a few remote stations and a half-mile hike each way into Sugarloaf, in the dark, after the aid station moved to protect a sensitive species.
Max hustled up the final climb to Snow Summit, then down Going Green to the Village a little after seven on Saturday morning. Big Bear, big heart: he crossed the line already celebrating the two runners ahead of him. “I’m so happy for Cody and Alex.”
The podium doesn’t show how far Max’s race strayed from the plan. Whole stretches went to damage control and plain discomfort, hauling burdens through the night. Yet more proof of perseverance found in the unglamorous truths of a hundred miles.
Third place punches his ticket to next year’s UTMB, so it seems the family business is headed the long way around Mont Blanc. Congratulations, and see you in Chamonix, Max!
14 Oct 2026
Gave it everything he had.
18 hours 15 minutes 45 seconds & 3rd overall at @kodiak_ultramarathons 100 for @woah_max
Congratulations, Max.
10 Oct 2026
Secured my ticket to the big loop in Chamonix next year with a 3rd place finish at @kodiak_ultramarathons 100 mile today. Big congrats to everyone who toed the line in Big Bear this weekend!
10 Oct 2026
“Takes a lot of miles to get to the start line — even more to get to a finish line.”
Less than 5 hours until BPN Athlete, @woah_max toes the line at Kodiak 100 in the Big Bear High Country.
The work is in. Now 100 miles to prove it.
Track his race at link in bio.
09 Oct 2026
Living in the mountains has been so nice I almost forgot I’m running 100 miles on Friday
05 Oct 2026
Photos from France
15 Sep 2026
Blessed with another week in Chamoniii @satisfyrunning
30 Aug 2026
In what (hopefully) has become an annual UTMB week tradition, Max Jolliffe joins us in our Chamonix studio for another long-form conversation.
We discuss insights from his course-record win at Badwater, why he might skip Cocodona next year for a backyard ultra, his continued fascination with the Barkley Marathons, and closes with some reflections on religion and spirituality.
Stay tuned for the full conversation on Singletrack.
📸 @ecam44
#utmb #utmbworldseries
24 Aug 2026
Race Report: Badwater 135
Nobody had ever run Badwater in under 21 hours. SATISFY Pro Athlete @woah_max did it on his debut, winning in 20:53:41: 135 miles from Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, to the Whitney Portal trailhead at 8,360 feet. Thirty-nine minutes and twenty seconds under Yoshihiko Ishikawa’s six-year record.
He started at 10 p.m., third wave out, the pavement still holding 118°F an hour after sunset. Fifteen runners passed him in the first mile. That was the plan: hold conservative through the flat first forty while faster starters spent themselves on pace they couldn’t keep. Early on, his stomach refused the volume the heat demanded he take in. By mile forty-five he’d dropped fifteen positions and was wrestling the thought of giving the night away. Then came Stovepipe Wells and the first climb, and his legs answered before his head caught up.
He took back seven places on that climb alone, then hunted the field on every incline the course had left, putting ten to fifteen minutes into whoever he passed. Ninety miles of trading the lead with this year’s female winner, Carmen Maria Perez. She took every flat and descent. Max, every climb.
The kit was built for this, most of it to target heat pressure relief. A pro-model vest, iterated to Max’s specification and loaded with ice at every chance. Full HeatCrush™ underneath, activating on contact with his perspiration: Japanese mesh that pulls moisture outward and heat off the skin with it, cooling deeper with growing effort. Death Valley air is dry enough to steal sweat before it can do that work, so the crew did it by hand, soaking the kit every mile and a half once the sun reached full strength. Fifty soft flasks frozen the night before, cycled through his palms to cool his hands before he drank them.
At the base of Whitney Portal Road, 4,500 feet of climbing in the final twelve miles, Max found Tamás Bódis walking. He grunted a promise to himself not to walk a single step, and he didn’t. He went deep into the well and ran him down on the incline. From there, it was his.
Badwater, badman. Congratulations, Max!
31 Jul 2026
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