Great video. Brings back wonderful memories when I did the Bens of Jura in 1986. Was the first American to do the event, the hospitality and welcome was incredible. The Celilh afterwards really kicked my ass.

Love this one, Adam. It's also cool how you use this visual of showing the race profile where you are at in certain parts of the video. Tough race and challenging weather conditions. Your videos are precious to see what the races are like.

Enjoyed that, thanks for bringing us along. Loved the overlays 👍

Different on the hills. Well done. Nicely filmed.

I agree with Matthew John this is one of your best video so far . Amazing determination and an iron will to cross the finish line , well done Adam .

Awesome video making Adam. They were always good but it's getting better and better

Great video.nice one on The Bad Step you nailed it.Looked like a great day to be out in Langdale.Well done by the way👍

Well done! Brutal race!

Great stuff Adam! AND a bottle of Mud House New Zealand sav to enjoy.

Well done!

Must have missed you, I'm in the clip spectating at Stickle Tarn. Didn't fancy the race, looked too hard, and this has confirmed it! Well run & great video.

Your best video so far Adam!

Great video - really good to see most of the route without the flag coming down!

Great effort Adam, brilliant vlog 👌

Nice one Adam, I bet the pie tasted bloody brilliant after that!

Great Video Adam, not sure it's one for me I had quivering legs just watching at some points.

watch it with those pesky adductors! i've strained them back in august, ran through the niggles, even did a 50k trail race, and finally ended up tearing my gluteus medius. that hurt bad, my first propper injury. now it's been four weeks without any running, might only get back into it the next couple of days. can't wait. when i see you racing on this amazing course i'm even more motivated! greetings from vienna.

@AdamNodwell

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That’s interesting Il see what my physio says, I have a little time off now til my next race so might cross train a few weeks

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problem was, i must have unconciously changed my stride to avoid pain around the adductors/groin, was running very inefficient anyways. but that lead to getting a really stiff hip, until on a longer trail run my glutes completely locked up. by the time i got home i could barely walk. it's all very complex down there. if you have a physio that's perfect (i don't)! also a massage gun might do wonders on the glutes etc. but i'm very concious now of anything concerning groin and adductors. seem to be a group of muscles that need a lot of time to recover. regardless of having a strong core, i'm getting into a bit of yoga now, that's the positive side of it all. /long post