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First it was OCC, then came CCC, now UTMB. 🥇

Queen of Chamonix, bravo, Blandine.

Baguettes and bronze for the kid. 🥖

Hans Troyer takes 3rd at CCC, earning his place on the podium his first time racing in Chamonix. Something tells us he’s just getting started.

Preparation is the unsung hero of ultraracing, and your best weapon is having all the course, weather, and nutrition details dialed before lining up at the start.

We've teamed up with the sport scientists at ENDURAW to provide Chamonix racers with tactics to have the best race possible.

Tap the link below to learn 5 of ENDURAW's top tips for a smooth race day and see which COROS features can help get you there.
https://coros.com/stories/coros-coaches/c/enduraw-insights?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=utmb&utm_content=endurawcollab

Welcome to the championship of trail racing.

COROS athlete is making his Chamonix debut this week, looking to repeat the performance that landed him atop the podium at races like Western States and Transgrancanaria. Caleb's approach to 100 miles of alpine trail running is simple: sustainable effort and smart decision-making early.

We asked Caleb which section of the 100-mile course he's most excited about, swipe to see what he said, plus how the COROS Pace Strategy is aiding his decision-making and pace setting throughout the race.

Best of luck to Caleb and every COROS athlete racing this week!

You asked, it's here.

COROS Heart Rate Monitor Band, now available in Textured Black. 🖤

You're welcome. Shop now https://coros.com/us/product/coros-heart-rate-monitor-band?variant=48341109047508

Sleep: the unsung hero of racing at altitude.

There are few mountain races with as much lore as Colorado's Leadville Trail 100. You never go below 9,100 ft and gains over 14,500 ft of elevation throughout, including a summit at over 12,500 ft at mile 50. 🫪

One of the cruxes for a race like Leadville is preparing your body for racing at altitude. COROS athlete Cole Paton has dialed in his recipe for acclimatization, and it revolves around prioritizing a training tool you may find surprising: sleep. Swipe to take a look at how prioritizing longer, higher quality sleep while staying in Leadville has increased Cole’s HRV and decreased his resting HR, preparing him for the challenging race to come.

Catch Cole at the start line for the Leadville 100 this weekend (this time without drop bars) and peep the link below to learn more about how to adjust to racing at altitude.

https://coros.com/stories/coros-coaches/c/how-altitude-impacts-performace?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

Like he never left. 😤

At his first race back from achilles surgery Jakob Ingebrigtsen defended his 5000m title in Birmingham in style.

With the crowd erupting in disbelief, Jakob made his move in the closing stages with an exhilarating final 100m, breaking away with a time of 13:15.29. We're still not over it, so take a look inside the data from his signature Edition PACE 4.

Truly Fearless, welcome back Jakob. 🏆