Scott Parr's guest appearances

Scott Parr

Running Inside Out Podcast

On The Air With That Literary Lady

Trails Collective Podcast

Scott Magee

Sheila Eagan

Laura Kline

Daven Oskvig

Krissy Moehl

Eric Eagan

Ellie Pell

Chris Patterson

Justin Scott

Jeff Adams

Chris O'Brien

Yassine Diboun

David Norris

Ben Murphy

Jeff Beck

OwlTail

Scott Parr represents everything a trail runner should be. He loves to run, loves to volunteer and would never hesitate to help someone out even if that means he has to sacrifice his race. He makes others want to run more. His attitude is infectious. He just goes out there and does the best he can. Scott is that guy. The guy who will steal the podium if the “local elite” in the race isn’t on their A game. He’s gotten 6th at Twisted Branch, a tough 100k, the past 3 years. When he sees people show up, he knows his competition, but Scott knows his true race is with himself. He wants to run against the trail and the day itself. Scott was a soccer player throughout high school, staying athletic into his adult years. He remained in a men’s soccer league until finding running 7 years ago. In the summer of 2013 Scott began running small 5ks. He quickly progressed on the trail scene running a 50 mile fatass at MFATML then 70 at Twisted Branch in 2017. The following year, he challenged himself to the Upstate NY Triad series running 40 miles at Many on the Genny, 50 miles at Cayuga Trails and then 70 miles at Twisted Branch. He then ran both Bandera and Black Canyon 100ks in subsequent months coming home with the 100 mile distance solidified in his mind. Scott signed up for the second running of War Hammer in 2019 and won the race! Yes, Scott won his first 100 miler! In this episode, Scott explains how he maintains a positive attitude (hint hint, his kids are the training stimulus). He talks about how he gets over negative thought patterns and not letting them derail him. Scott talks about his lack of training plan and how that means he never feels like he fails. The guy is mentally solid and it shows, all the time. Scott is a mechanic at a nuclear power plant often working 12-16 hour days for months at a time. He goes hard, but then relaxes and rests hard using his time off to travel, run and spend time with family. Connect and follow Scott here: Instagram: @sparrsr UltraSignUp

Scott Parr represents everything a trail runner should be. He loves to run, loves to volunteer and would never hesitate to help someone out even if that means he has to sacrifice his race. He makes others want to run more. His attitude is infectious. He just goes out there and does the best he can. Scott is that guy. The guy who will steal the podium if the “local elite” in the race isn’t on their A game. He’s gotten 6th at Twisted Branch, a tough 100k, the past 3 years. When he sees people show up, he knows his competition, but Scott knows his true race is with himself. He wants to run against the trail and the day itself. Scott was a soccer player throughout high school, staying athletic into his adult years. He remained in a men’s soccer league until finding running 7 years ago. In the summer of 2013 Scott began running small 5ks. He quickly progressed on the trail scene running a 50 mile fatass at MFATML then 70 at Twisted Branch in 2017. The following year, he challenged himself to the Upstate NY Triad series running 40 miles at Many on the Genny, 50 miles at Cayuga Trails and then 70 miles at Twisted Branch. He then ran both Bandera and Black Canyon 100ks in subsequent months coming home with the 100 mile distance solidified in his mind. Scott signed up for the second running of War Hammer in 2019 and won the race! Yes, Scott won his first 100 miler! In this episode, Scott explains how he maintains a positive attitude (hint hint, his kids are the training stimulus). He talks about how he gets over negative thought patterns and not letting them derail him. Scott talks about his lack of training plan and how that means he never feels like he fails. The guy is mentally solid and it shows, all the time. Scott is a mechanic at a nuclear power plant often working 12-16 hour days for months at a time. He goes hard, but then relaxes and rests hard using his time off to travel, run and spend time with family. Connect and follow Scott here: Instagram: <a href="//instagram.com/sparrsr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sparrsr</a> <a href="https://ultrasignup.com/results_participant.aspx?fname=Scott&amp;lname=Parr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">UltraSignUp</a>

TC Interviews: Scott Parr

Scott Parr joins to talk about what got him into the world of running, pushing the limits of his body and finding fun in the suffering. Scott had a pretty awesome 2018 that included three pretty big ultras in Many on the Genny, Cayuga Trails and Twisted Branch. In addition to 2018 memories, he drops some pretty big plans for the future as well.  Ripping up the trails at Dam Good 2013! (Photo: Tim Holahan)  Those Amazing Volunteers! (Photo: Jaime Peca) Episode Cover Art is thanks to the always amazing Ron Heerkens Jr. // Goat Factory MediaSpecial Guest: Scott Parr.Support Running Inside Out PodcastLinks:Ultra Adventures – Ultra Running, Mountains, and Outdoor adventures — Scott's Blog!#TrailsRoc — The hub of the Rochester Trail Running CommunityScott Parr's ResultsStrava Runner Profile | Scott P.MFAMTL Fall edition - November 18, 2017 — Valone's Brainchild... 8 hours of loopiness!Many On The GennyThe Frozen Heart 50K Trail RaceWar Hammer 100 Miler — Next Opportunity Events — Scott's future first 100 miler!4000-feet: English’s Ridge Rumble 50K race review – Endangered Endurance Running Co.Tejas Trails — Bandera Endurance Trail RunRon Heerkens Jr // GFMedia Entertainment — Episode Cover Art photos are by the ever-so-talented Ron Heerkens Jr.Contact the podcast! — Use this form to say "Hi!", Request a Slack Invite, Give Feedback or share suggestions!

Scott Parr joins to talk about what got him into the world of running, pushing the limits of his body and finding fun in the suffering. Scott had a pretty awesome 2018 that included three pretty big ultras in Many on the Genny, Cayuga Trails and Twisted Branch. In addition to 2018 memories, he drops some pretty big plans for the future as well. Ripping up the trails at Dam Good 2013! (Photo: Tim Holahan) Those Amazing Volunteers! (Photo: Jaime Peca) Episode Cover Art is thanks to the always amazing Ron Heerkens Jr. // Goat Factory MediaSpecial Guest: Scott Parr.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/runninginsideout" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support Running Inside Out Podcast</a>Links:<ul><li><a href="https://myultraadventures.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ultra Adventures – Ultra Running, Mountains, and Outdoor adventures</a> — Scott's Blog!</li><li><a href="https://trailsroc.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#TrailsRoc</a> — The hub of the Rochester Trail Running Community</li><li><a href="https://ultrasignup.com/results_participant.aspx?fname=Scott&amp;lname=Parr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Scott Parr's Results</a></li><li><a href="https://www.strava.com/athletes/5832994?oq=scott%20parr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Strava Runner Profile | Scott P.</a></li><li><a href="https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=50173" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MFAMTL Fall edition - November 18, 2017</a> — Valone's Brainchild... 8 hours of loopiness!</li><li><a href="https://manyonthegenny.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Many On The Genny</a></li><li><a href="https://www.frozenheart50k.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Frozen Heart 50K Trail Race</a></li><li><a href="https://nextopportunityevents.com/warhammer100" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">War Hammer 100 Miler — Next Opportunity Events</a> — Scott's future first 100 miler!</li><li><a href="https://e2running.com/2018/04/15/err-50k-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">4000-feet: English’s Ridge Rumble 50K race review – Endangered Endurance Running Co.</a></li><li><a href="https://www.tejastrails.com/#/bandera/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tejas Trails — Bandera Endurance Trail Run</a></li><li><a href="http://goatfactorymedia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ron Heerkens Jr // GFMedia Entertainment</a> — Episode Cover Art photos are by the ever-so-talented Ron Heerkens Jr.</li><li><a href="http://www.runninginsideoutpodcast.com/contact" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Contact the podcast!</a> — Use this form to say "Hi!", Request a Slack Invite, Give Feedback or share suggestions!</li></ul>

071:  I'm Not Going Back - with Scott Parr

  At 14 years old, Justin Scott Parr ventured with his middle-school class to Washington, D.C., where the capital city’s monuments, museums, and rich history sparked his desire to explore the world.    Eighteen years later, in June 2011, Parr embarked on a journey to fulfill a lifelong goal that most people only dream of. After quitting his job with a Fortune 500 company, Mr. Parr grabbed his passport and spent the next six months backpacking across 11 Latin-American countries.    Parr chronicled his voyage through photos and a travel blog. And, upon returning home, he shared tales of magnificent adventures with his 8-year-old cousin, Destiny.  The third grader was enthralled with his vivid stories.    Destiny’s curiosity about the cultural, historical, and educational aspects of his trip—and her countless “what-ifs”—ultimately led to the creation of the popular book series featuring 12-year-old Sage Carrington.    An adventurer at heart, Parr imparts his love of “the journey” into every Sage Carrington tale. He currently lives in Harlem, New York.   Please click here to listen to this podcast on iTunes, or click here to listen to the podcast in your Internet browser.

<a href="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-dCEefXC4B50/UMvcWYORQnI/AAAAAAAAD2U/5_cs2e31Xw8/s1600/justin-casual-headshot.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> At 14 years old, Justin Scott Parr ventured with his middle-school class to Washington, D.C., where the capital city’s monuments, museums, and rich history sparked his desire to explore the world. Eighteen years later, in June 2011, Parr embarked on a journey to fulfill a lifelong goal that most people only dream of. After quitting his job with a Fortune 500 company, Mr. Parr grabbed his passport and spent the next six months backpacking across 11 Latin-American countries. Parr chronicled his voyage through photos and a travel blog. And, upon returning home, he shared tales of magnificent adventures with his 8-year-old cousin, Destiny.  The third grader was enthralled with his vivid stories. Destiny’s curiosity about the cultural, historical, and educational aspects of his trip—and her countless “what-ifs”—ultimately led to the creation of the popular book series featuring 12-year-old Sage Carrington. An adventurer at heart, Parr imparts his love of “the journey” into every Sage Carrington tale. He currently lives in Harlem, New York. Please <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/on-air-that-literary-lady/id498160831" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here to listen to this podcast on iTunes</a>, or <a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/201212DaysofChristmas/Justin+Scott+Parr+12+Days+of+Christmas+Day+2.mp4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here to listen to the podcast in your Internet browser.</a>

2nd Day of Christmas - Justin Scott Parr