Justin Angle has been competing in endurance sports for the last 17 years. As an All-Ivy League rower at the University of Pennsylvania, Justin graduated in 1996 with a degree in economics. After college, he pursued bike racing and then found a niche as a triathlete, racing competitively at the Ironman distance for 4 years. Upon moving to Seattle in 2004, Justin decided to focus exclusively on running and turned his attention to the trails. In the last six years, he has completed over 30 ultra-marathons ranging from 50k to 100-miles, with 6 wins and consistent top-10 finishes. Highlights from his recent racing include an age-group win at the 2007 USATF 50-Mile Trail Run National Championships and three podium finishes at the 100-mile distance in 2008. In September of 2010, he nabbed his first 100-mile win at the Plain 100, eclipsing the course record by over 90 minutes.

Justin enjoys the generous support and sponsorship of Patagonia, PowerBar, Bonneville Environmental Foundation, Base Performance Nutrition, and Footworks Physical Therapy. He is proud to serve as an ambassador for organizations committed to quality, performance, their community, and the natural world.

When he is not running, Justin is working toward a Ph.D. in Marketing at the University of Washington. In addition to his research, he teaches undergraduate and MBA students. Justin also coaches a variety of endurance athletes, including runners, cyclists and triathletes.