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Todd Aydelotte is an ultrarunner, race director and public relations executive living in New York City. Todd’s unique approach to running long distances, historical ultrarunning, has been covered by media outlets all over the world. Todd has completed numerous 40, 50 and 80 mile runs to trace unique historical events and personalities -- whether Edgar Allan Poe, Teddy Roosevelt, Walt Whitman and others. To honor the victims of David Berkowitz, Todd completed the Run of Sam on two separate occasions, running over 60 miles to visit 8 crime scenes in a single night; as well as The Bowery Mission UltraRun, a solo 75-mile run where Todd worked within The Bowery Mission’s men’s shelter and visited the organization’s facilities throughout New York and New jersey, while running for nearly 24 hours. In 2019, Todd staged his first underground group run, the first-ever The Warriors UltraRun, which has now grown into one of the world’s largest events for fans of the iconic cult film by Walter Hill. In 2021, he founded the NYC Black History 50, a 50 mile run that takes runners across all five boroughs in a single day, where they can participate in live historical experiences.
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