“Mo’ money, mo’ problems,” a famous philosopher once said. “Mo’ money, mo’ travel,” is a more accurate statement, in my opinion. There’s no way around it, the more money you have, the more that is at your disposal. That doesn’t mean you can’t still travel on a budget and stay in cheaper places. But, still, having extra money on your side is never going to hurt when you’re traveling.
“If you start to feel good during an ultra, don’t worry, you will get over it.” This excellent advice from Gene Thibeault applies to running in general. Right when you think you’ve nailed down your training, you’ll realize you were doing something wrong the entire time, and now you’re paying for it. Luckily, I’ve done all the hardwork for you and can provide a few lessons I’ve learned along the way.
World travel has become as regular to me as ridiculous basketball moves are to the Harlem Globetrotters. During this time, I’ve had the opportunity to pick up some tricks of the trade. In particular, I’ve learned very valuable lessons when it comes to what to pack for travel. Packing your bag is one of the most important parts pre-trip, in my opinion. I know my bag has changed a lot since I started, let’s see if yours will as well.
