Frank Bozanich Interview

Frank Bozanich has been running ultras for the last four decades. Recently inducted into the American Ultra Running Hall of Fame, 69 year old Frank isn’t showing any signs of wanting to slow down. In fact, he’s looking ahead to 2014 and beyond. Frank is a true competitor with strong opinions about ultra running and where this crazy sport is headed. (Warning content. Not for the kiddies.)

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4 Responses to "Frank Bozanich Interview"

Caleb Wilson says:

January 9, 2014 at 1:55 pm

The cantankerous old ultra-vets are always the most entertaining ;]

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Arturo says:

January 9, 2014 at 2:44 pm

Can not download?? (New window does not open) .

Thanks

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Rod Schoene says:

January 15, 2014 at 5:21 pm

One can only hope to share and hold Frank’s fighting spirit as we climb in years! What a joy to listen to a no nonsense, old school approach about just running! From an old Army Ranger to a much older U.S.M.C vet;).thanks for your service! Would be honored to shake your hand and share a beverage someday..congrats on the H of F!

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David Bogdan says:

July 31, 2015 at 8:56 pm

Hello,
I was talking to a friend the other night about an ultra marathoner I once met, and ran against in a small biathlon my father put on for a few running buddies. My father was obsessed with elevation gain. This was ’85, the event, “Three Peaks Biathlon” had a total of 39 miles on the bike, ridden between the trail heads. 10,600 vertical gain and loss, of which the latter was my undoing. I was 24 at the time. I was not amazed to hear Frank was still at it. In the years after the race my dad would tell me about events Frank had competed in, one a 100 mile snow shoe I thought. Great to hear he is still going strong. No I don’t get out that much, light exercise mostly these days.

Thanks for listening.

David Bogdan

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