Project 365 has never been a solo effort.
From the first marathon to the 100K ultramarathon and now the Iceland expedition, every stage has been supported by people who believed in the vision before the outcome was certain. Coaches helped shape the training. Friends showed up on race days. Medical guidance kept small injuries from becoming big ones. Photographers and filmmakers documented moments that would have otherwise become memory. Iceland is simply the most visible chapter — but the foundation was built long before it.
This project is about endurance, But it’s also about community. No one runs 365 miles alone.
The Crew Behind the Miles
Iceland
Team
story and support
Iceland
Team
KODY COMBES
For the past year, Kody has captured every chapter of Project 365 - from early training runs to the marathon, the ultra, and now Iceland.
More than just filming, he’s committed to telling the full story in real time, documenting the transformation as it unfolds.
DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER
Eric Estrada
Eric serves as photographer, support crew, and pacer for the Ice Run, documenting the journey while running alongside it.
A lifelong runner who has raced on almost every continent in the harshest conditions, he brings experience, endurance knowledge, and steady presence to the team.
photographer | support
Liza Giles
From the very beginning, Liza has stood behind Cody with unwavering support.
She fuels the training with home-cooked meals, works through sore legs with late-night massages, and has been steady through every high and low of the past year - the quiet force making the miles possible.
Cody's Wife
Haley Combes
Haley serves as the team’s medic, ensuring health and safety remain a priority throughout the run.
With a calm presence and trained eye, she’s prepared to handle the physical toll of multi-day endurance - giving the team confidence to push forward knowing someone capable is watching closely.
Medic
Jimmy Picard
Over the final stretch of preparation, Jimmy will help guide training with a focus on durability, pacing strategy, and smart endurance progression.
With deep experience in both competitive running and movement science, he will fine-tune performance while prioritizing longevity - helping ensure the body is ready for the physical demands of crossing Iceland on foot.
Running coach
Boomer Bate
Boomer will be there not as crew, not as staff - but as a friend. His presence represents something deeper than logistics: the importance of not doing hard things alone.
Through long conversations, belief in the vision, and simply showing up, he brings the kind of support that steadies you when the miles get heavy and reminds you why you started in the first place.
Cody's close friend
