I've done one 64 mile trail ultra, one 31 mile flat ultra, one Ironman, bunch of half ironmans. I'm fit - currently training around 12-16 hours a week (swim bike run plus yoga and strength sessions). But I'm not doing the distance running at the moment. The 64 mile ultra was in August. My current running mileage is only about 25-35 miles.
Fast forward to the 2016 edition of the race. Under similar freezing conditions on the mountain an experienced Mexican ultrarunner, Arturo Rueda, is reported missing. As rumours begin to spread amongst the finishing runners, everyone fears the worst. Later, the heartbreaking news is confirmed – Rueda has died from hypothermia.
Which is to say that anyone can conquer Big Dog's Backyard Ultra. Or anyone capable of running 200-plus miles, anyway. *** Lazarus Lake is not his real name. He's actually Gary Cantrell. Cantrell
Let me say it again: If you have successfully finished a marathon injury-free, you can in fact most likely run an ultramarathon. The logical step up in distance from a marathon would be a 50 km race (31.1 miles), at just five miles longer than the marathon.
To do this, we focused on a group of 56 ultra-marathon runners who competed in the Hawaiian Ultra Running Trail 100, or HURT100. This 160.1km endurance run is a difficult five-lap course in the
J ohn Stocker hadn’t slept in three-and-a-half days when he finally crossed the finish line after running more than 337 miles in an ultramarathon event in Suffolk, stopping only at brief
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can anyone run an ultramarathon
