A 3,100 mile run..... and just to keep it 'interesting' its 5469 laps of the same city block!!!
The self-transcendence 3100 mile race 2010
A 3,100 mile run..... and just to keep it 'interesting' its 5469 laps of the same city block!!!
The self-transcendence 3100 mile race 2010
Is there a route map available?
Local knowledge an advantage at all?
Pah! Only 60 miles a day for 52 days and no hills.
Prizes?????????
Going to try again....
Inner peace, I believe.Originally Posted by Amex
Not a state I've achieved, judging by my language coming down off White Pike on Saturday. Clearly not running enough.
Last edited by Brotherton Lad; 08-06-2010 at 03:04 PM.
Surely only people with a lot to prove would undertake such a mentally grueling task.
Does that mean the 99.9% of us who would never even think about doing the race are actually closer to self-transcendence than those who would?
Yes, especially if you live in the Cheshire mountains and are related to the new Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
would you do this as a relay with Skipton Stolly?A 3,100 mile run..... and just to keep it 'interesting' its 5469 laps of the same city block!!!
The self-transcendence 3100 mile race 2010
One for next year?
That's the trouble with the folk on this Forum..... nee ambition
From the website - "53-year-old Suprabha Beckjord reached the improbable milestone of 13 finishes of the Self-Transcendence 3100 mile race, completing the distance in 60 days+08:58:51.She was the final finisher of this year’s event. Her journeys in the last baker’s dozen of extreme multidays has brought her nearly twice around the world( 40,302.226 miles/ 64,622.160 km) while remaining in the confines of a .5488 mile loop around a city parkland and vocational high school sidewalks."
“The higher we soar, the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly.”
Geoff Cox Lonsdale Fellrunners
Is it enter on the day? I'm not local is the course marked?
Luke Appleyard (Wharfedale)- quick on the dissent
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