So much of life is just “left-right”. One step at a time.

@SK-kp2qq

Жыл бұрын

So true

@SK-kp2qq

Жыл бұрын

I noticed running mimics life in some ways When your tired but push through it builds character Breathing is the key to life also

When I’m at work 3 hours into my 8 hour shift lol

@FDNRunningandMotivation-ws1hd

6 ай бұрын

💯🤣👍

such focused and determined ppl

Goggins - "You are only 40% done."

As a ultra marathon, i can confirm this

@mindgames50

10 ай бұрын

As someone who placed ahead of you in everything you have ran, I agree with this

@iAmazingGrace

10 ай бұрын

@@mindgames50 this comment is hilarious haha

@do.2808

7 ай бұрын

As the road, i can con😢😂❤😊❤jb’ajwho

I'm a long distance swimmer and ik exactly what that is you just rock side to side and somehow you get there

At mile 35 i felt the same way, it was 3am and i still had a whole day to finish. But we got it done.

@hyperchaotix32x

6 ай бұрын

I love running ultras. I know that feeling you speak of

Hell yeah baby!!! I had no running background and I won my first 100k 62 miles 14 hours and 20 minutes in the hills of Vermont. And my husband is 12th in America in ultras. It's a mind set. A great accomplishment.

Def true it’s like you get a burst of energy from nowhere that you can just keep goin n goin

This is also what I tell myself when I do hikes that are 20 miles in one day, just left than right, just 2 steps

"Left-right" is so accurate. Was hiking with backpack, scooter and ankle weights, climbing up a 2k feet tall mountain from base nonstop, and at the end its literally just 'I move my left leg up, now I move my right leg up' and that's what keeps me going

There was an apache in America who trained for a marathon by running the distance of the marathon every second day. On the day of the composition they are confident.

@newphone4089

Жыл бұрын

Horrendous training

Awesome sports!! But it takes a lot more than zoning into a left-right-left-right mantra

@misterghee1

Жыл бұрын

Anything not to poop yr 250dlr runshoes😮

Sounds like my way to shool

Training for my first 100 miler… I’ve heard you experience a lifetime of emotions over the course of a race-highs, lows, and everything in between. You never know when you’re going to experience them, but whether good or bad, it doesn’t last forever

I have a 100k (62 miles ) December 2 then January 13 I got a 100 miler then 5 weeks later an other 100 miler.

If you can crawl you can walk, If you can walk you can run

There is ONLY the run, nothing else

I've had moments where you're pretty much comatose and switch off to the actual running, so keep on plodding until you cross the line. One run I was seeing all kinds of patterns in my eyes, I'd have been worried if it wasn't for my being knackered.

Read Born to Run by Christopher McDougall, it's an epic read about ultra marathons, made me get into running.

I ran a 300 mile marathon when the movie 300 came out, for charity. About 200 miles in, I wanted to DIE 💀 but I managed to make it to 300 miles, and won a free trip to Disneyland

@K4inan

Жыл бұрын

300 miles? No shot 😂😂

@Ggggggggggh-

Жыл бұрын

I’ll take things that never happened for 10$

@olzziyt

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I call bullshit

When you stop your legs give out thou lol. If your not used to it like me anyway. And I only went 40 something lol

That's the god effect! That's what I call it.

no secret, no magic nothing. just keep going

My son does 100 miles in 33 hours.

@thongtran9784

10 ай бұрын

proud of him

they are over 72 hours in ultra backyard ( 300 miles ) non stop

Jeez sounds like I could do it no problem I guess. Left Right left right

Most anticlimactic video. “It’s crazy tough but you just think left right and then you are done.” Great edit.

@jameslopez5952

Жыл бұрын

Yea no problem buddy

i can’t even spell thirty-eight miles

yes i do my father work

Me when im trying not to cm

I barely survived 30 miles. Anyone that can run 30 miles and up is a animal

Tell me how it is possibble to run 319km in 1 day

@IEatSloths

10 ай бұрын

You think I know?

Older people knees I don't know how they do it

@Kelly_Ben

Жыл бұрын

It's a stubborn myth that running ruins knees... it actually strengthens them. The AVERAGE age of the pros is in their 30s, and I know MANY ultra runners in their 50s, 60s, and 70s. The slower pace and varied terrain are also easier on the body than running on the roads. I actually switched to ultras in my 40s because I'm just not as fast as I used to be. Running a slow 50k gives me far more fun and satisfaction than my fastest 5k ever did!

I think the reason a lot of people run those long races or go to the moon or break a world record is nothing more than the need to feel special and loved.

@Kelly_Ben

Жыл бұрын

I definitely wouldn't say it's to feel special and loved, because often, tackling giant challenges comes with big sacrifices to relationships... the time, energy, and money involved can lead to friction with jobs, families, etc. Most ultra runners i know, myself included, do it to prove something to OURSELVES... that we can keep pushing through tough times, overcome adversity, accomplish big things, etc. It makes us proud of OURSELVES, though often we're ridiculed our misunderstood by others. Never has someone crossed the finish line, or accomplished some other crazy thing, after months or years of investing time, money, and energy, , to then think "my family will REALLY love me now!" Unless it's because they're done and might take a break before the next one... 😂

I’d quit after a mile and jump on the bus

What song is this?

@lovretudor9443

Жыл бұрын

Cpr by cupcakKe

What's the point? Who you running from?

Yes , however you are forgetting "ultra marathon" is just dumb

@abhijitbhalerao5682

Жыл бұрын

Like you

@albertofernandez9562

Жыл бұрын

"Adventures are dumb"

@abhijitbhalerao5682

Жыл бұрын

@@albertofernandez9562 like your mind

@Kelly_Ben

Жыл бұрын

Says someone who apparently doesn't like to challenge themselves, explore new places, or accomplish hard things. I'll stick with my dumb adventures with my dumb fun friends!

@yoholmes273

Жыл бұрын

@Kelly_Ben Not as dumb as climbing Everest nor taking a sub to see Titanic in 2023.....but YEs , "ultra marathon" is some really stupid chit.

There's no mindset about and it's simple really, here is how it works for everything even animals, at the very end of your muscles failing you should push yourself through it, you go all over again with full strength but each time you do it you body starts breaking Down physically, it's important to know when to stop, so it would actually improve you instead of destroying you.