Commodore Peter Scott: Running Deep From Submarine Command to Mountain Ultras

Commodore Peter Scott’s journey from submarine commander to mountain ultrarunner is as bold as it is inspiring.In this episode, Peter reveals how a life of deep-sea leadership transformed into a pursuit of ultra-distance endurance—and what it taught him about service, sacrifice, and self-mastery.Key Moments in This Episode:- What it takes to earn submarine command in the Navy’s elite training program- The day his submarine ran aground and the leadership reckoning that followed- Why he left drinking behind to pursue his first marathon- The transformation from marathoner to ultrarunner to UTMB finisher- How the mountains replaced the majesty of the sea- The four Ps that guide Peter in races—and in life- What self-belief really means under pressureResources & Links:Peter’s Book: Running DeepFollow Peter Scott:LinkedIn: Peter Scott on LinkedInJoin the Community:👟 Strava Group: Execs Who Run on StravaStay Connected with Jason & Execs Who Run:Jason Hunt: LinkedInExecs Who Run: LinkedInInstagram: @execswhorunWebsite: execswhorun.comSupport the Show:If Peter’s story moved you, please follow, rate, and review Execs Who Run on your favourite podcast platform—and share this episode with someone who leads—or runs—with purpose.

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