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Aimee Warnke

Ultrarunner

Aimee Warnke is an ultrarunner and Army physical therapist. Her Running with Purpose campaign uses endurance racing to support pediatric cancer care and the bone marrow transplant program at CHRISTUS Children’s.

Running and work
Ultrarunner; Army physical therapistSource

27 TUM reports · Published coverage below

Publication history

Coverage over time

10 editorial issues

Distinct issues per publication month. Each issue counts once.

Aimee Warnke — monthly TUM coverageFrom Jul 2024 through Nov 2026. Highest month: 2 issues. Exact counts are provided in the accessible chart description.Jul 2024: 0 editorial issuesAug 2024: 0 editorial issuesSep 2024: 0 editorial issuesOct 2024: 0 editorial issuesNov 2024: 0 editorial issuesDec 2024: 0 editorial issuesJan 2025: 1 editorial issueFeb 2025: 0 editorial issuesMar 2025: 1 editorial issueApr 2025: 1 editorial issueMay 2025: 0 editorial issuesJun 2025: 1 editorial issueJul 2025: 1 editorial issueAug 2025: 2 editorial issuesSep 2025: 0 editorial issuesOct 2025: 0 editorial issuesNov 2025: 0 editorial issuesDec 2025: 0 editorial issuesJan 2026: 0 editorial issuesFeb 2026: 0 editorial issuesMar 2026: 0 editorial issuesApr 2026: 0 editorial issuesMay 2026: 0 editorial issuesJun 2026: 0 editorial issuesJul 2026: 0 editorial issuesAug 2026: 1 editorial issueSep 2026: 0 editorial issuesOct 2026: 2 editorial issuesNov 2026: 0 editorial issues
Jul 2024Peak 2Nov 2026

Monthly editorial issue counts: Jul 2024: 0; Aug 2024: 0; Sep 2024: 0; Oct 2024: 0; Nov 2024: 0; Dec 2024: 0; Jan 2025: 1; Feb 2025: 0; Mar 2025: 1; Apr 2025: 1; May 2025: 0; Jun 2025: 1; Jul 2025: 1; Aug 2025: 2; Sep 2025: 0; Oct 2025: 0; Nov 2025: 0; Dec 2025: 0; Jan 2026: 0; Feb 2026: 0; Mar 2026: 0; Apr 2026: 0; May 2026: 0; Jun 2026: 0; Jul 2026: 0; Aug 2026: 1; Sep 2026: 0; Oct 2026: 2; Nov 2026: 0.

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In The Ultra Minute

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Published in TUM

A firsthand storm account

TUM linked Brady McDonald’s account of pacing Ashley Paulson through the storm and Aimee Warnke’s response to the cancellation.

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On course at Moab

TUM reported Aaron Kubala and Aimee Warnke on course at Moab and linked their fundraising campaigns. The race was subsequently canceled.

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Bigfoot’s winners and remaining Triple Crown leg

TUM reported Warnke and Kubala’s wins, the then-provisional results and their completed first two legs. Moab remained a future plan at publication.

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Jacobs’ earlier Bandera result

Under the source name Aimee Jacobs, TUM revisited the existing Aimee Warnke profile’s Bandera 100K women’s win, third overall in 11:33:10. The published name is retained as source history.

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An earlier Leadville preview and coaching account

TUM previewed her first Leadville under the name Aimee Jacobs in August 2025.

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Jacobs’ racing aspirations in 2025

TUM described Aimee Jacobs’ 2025 bucket-list race ambitions and Western States Golden Ticket goal. Aspirations are not qualifications or results.

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Jacobs’ public fundraising purpose

TUM explained that Aimee Jacobs used racing to raise funds for CHRISTUS Children’s pediatric cancer care in 2025.

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The earlier breakthrough behind the interview

TUM introduced Aimee Jacobs, already represented by the Aimee Warnke profile, through her Bandera 100K women’s win and third overall, plus Courtney Rouse’s comment on her running mindset.

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An interview before Leadville

TUM framed the August 2025 interview around Aimee Jacobs’ Leadville preparations, Silver Rush lessons and future race goals. Keep later outcomes above this preview.

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The interview’s public fundraising purpose

The editor described Jacobs’ racing fundraiser supporting pediatric cancer care at CHRISTUS Children’s. It is a dated public purpose, not a solicitation sent by this guide.

Earlier coverage (17)
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Jacobs introduces her professional and running roles

In the August 2025 written interview, Aimee Jacobs introduced herself as an Army physical therapist who runs ultramarathons. The existing canonical Warnke identity is preserved.

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Jacobs’ mindset in a dated personal account

In the 2025 interview, Jacobs described balancing uncertainty with continued training and racing. Her historical self-report is not current medical advice or prognosis.

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Reflecting on a first 100-mile race

Jacobs recalled the mental challenge and curiosity behind her first 100-mile race. This is her retrospective experience, not a new later result.

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Jacobs describes discovering trail running

Jacobs recalled starting trail running in Hawaii while preparing for a Spartan Trifecta and running her first 50K in November 2023.

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Bandera changes Jacobs’ aspirations

Jacobs said her Bandera performance encouraged her to pursue a Golden Ticket and aim higher. Her August 2025 ambitions remain distinct from later qualifications.

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Lessons from Silver Rush

Jacobs described altitude and pacing lessons from Silver Rush before Leadville in 2025. This historical account is not a statement of her present health.

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A road trip to prepare for altitude

Jacobs described camping and running en route to Colorado as part of her 2025 Leadville preparation.

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A dated coaching question

TUM identified Ryan Miller as Jacobs’ coach in its August 2025 interview and asked about her approach to racing. No current coaching relationship is inferred.

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Jacobs’ approach to racing

Jacobs discussed embracing her goals and racing with joy in the August 2025 interview.

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Balancing training and daily commitments

Jacobs described balancing running with other commitments in 2025. The preceding comparison with another athlete is not a new result or personal relationship.

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Jacobs’ future race goals in 2025

Jacobs discussed a hoped-for Western States qualification and a return to HURT in August 2025. These were goals, not completed results.

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Running as purpose

Jacobs described using running and the CHRISTUS Children’s fundraiser to turn personal challenges into purpose in the August 2025 interview.

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Warnke’s dated fundraiser and Muleshoe win

TUM’s Aimee Jacobs coverage refers to existing Aimee Warnke. It reported a Muleshoe Bend 60 K win in 07:00:23, fourth overall, and a pediatric-cancer fundraiser during Leadville preparation.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: July 4, 2025

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Jacobs’s Injinji team announcement

Named Aimee Jacobs in the report, she joined Injinji’s team while preparing for Leadville in 2025.

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Tempo Talks interviews Jacobs

Appeared as Aimee Jacobs on Tempo Talks to discuss trail running, racing through a cancer diagnosis and future plans.

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Miller and Jacobs win Prickly Pear

Racing as Aimee Jacobs, won the women’s Prickly Pear 50K in 3:59:51 and placed third overall; Leadville and Javelina were on her 2025 schedule.

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Bandera 100K’s 2025 results

Women’s winner and third overall in 11:33:10, published as Aimee Jacobs.

Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: January 16, 2025

Repeated links & other mentions (2)
Repeated link

Repeated link: Warnke’s Moab comment

The issue repeated Aimee Warnke’s earlier Moab-storm comment among the previous issue’s most-viewed links.

Repeated link

A link to the full Jacobs interview

TUM linked its written Aimee Jacobs Q&A, already retained separately as the August 14, 2025 special. This is a repeat reading destination.

Connections

Race result

Bigfoot 200

2026 result reported before later penalty clarification · 2026-08-17

Source

Interview identified Miller as coach

Ryan Miller

TUM identified Ryan Miller as Jacobs’ coach in its August 2025 interview and asked about her approach to racing. No current coaching relationship is inferred.

Source
Sources & notes

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Public background sources checked October 18, 2026. The selection contains 127 published issues.

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Public background & sources Checked October 18, 2026

Career context from one original public source. TUM’s dated reporting appears below.

    This is a limited career snapshot, checked October 18, 2026. Source publication dates and event dates are shown separately.

    TUM-only summary

    An ultrarunner who has also been profiled by TUM as an Army physical therapist.

    Coverage follows her Bigfoot win and plans for the Triple Crown of 200s.

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