Why Joe Corcione Calls a Missed-Goal Western States His Best Race Ever
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Joe Corcione returns to talk through his Western States race, why he considers it his best race ever despite missing his time goal, and how he defines success through process and effort rather than placement or pace. He also breaks down the mindset too...
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