Our Ambassadors
Cam joined Mount to Coast when he was running the perimeter of the United States. Over nine months, he covered 11,170 miles, developing a loyal following on social media and in real life, and inspiring people every step of the way. We’re proud to keep Cam “Moovin’ and Groovin’” with the Ultra Crew.
By 16, Kaylee had run a 100 mile race, and at 17, she’d completed a 200. “I always said that when I turned 18, I would run as many races as I could,” she says, and that’s exactly what she did. In 2023 she ran 20 ultras, including Badwater 135, and she kept that momentum in 2024. Kaylee’s enthusiasm is infectious – prepare to be inspired.
In the summer of 2024 Anna joined a film crew to run 100 miles through the northern Norwegian archipelago of Lofoten, highlighting the need for sustainable tourism. It was her longest ever run, but it left her awestruck: “Lofoten is the most beautiful place I have ever been to,” she says.
Polish ultrarunner Aleksandra Narkowicz has an impressive resumé, with wins at UTMB Snowdonia, the Stranda 100K, Hornindal Rundt, and more in recent years. But it isn’t competition that gets her out the door every day: “I run to feel part of nature for a moment,” she says. “Running gives me a sense of joy and regulates my brain energy in a positive way.”
1: Noun
Mount to Coast’s collective of athlete ambassadors.
1: Adverb
Extremely.
2: Noun (informal)
Abbreviation of ultramarathon.
1: Noun
A group of people who work closely together.
2: Verb
To assist your friends and teammates during an ultramarathon, either by pacing or by helping them at aid station.