Stubborn Ultrarunner

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Joined August 2012
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Courtney Dauwalter is fifth to 52k, 9 minutes back. She’s got big smiles and looks steady. #UTMB
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It’s Zach Miller running in seventh at before Courmayeur (80k), and they are also 25 minutes off the lead. #UTMB
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Sixth at mile 11.5, Jeff Rome (13.5 min) pulls out a sheet of paper and gives me 15 seconds of the “good morning” scene from The Hobbit. #HR100 #ILoveThisSport
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No words!!!!! 🍾🎊🎉🔥❤️🐉🐺
Jasmin Paris @JasminKParis finished loop five of the #BM100 in 59:58:21.
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
QOTD: “You could charge $1.70 for this race and people would pay it.” #BM100
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My favorite part about this video is how Sandra (laz’s wife) is trying to wave Harvey farther to make sure he crosses the finish line. She knows what would happen if he didn’t cross and no one won on a technicality 🤦🏼‍♀️😂
450 miles - 4 and a half days - 108 loops of Laz's backyard. 108 decisions to start. Countless opportunities to quit. At least twice, blood was pouring from his nose. But, in this paradoxical endurance crucible, he is the only one who didn't reach his limit. BIG'S #backyardultra
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
Harvey Lewis wins the 2023 Big Dog's Backyard Ultra with a record-breaking 108 hours and 450 miles run. Ihor Verys is credited with an incredible assist. Read our results article for the full race story: irunfar.com/2023-big-dogs-ba…
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What an experience! I feel so privileged to work with these pros and to get a glimpse into what all goes into a livestream. @RunSteepGetHigh bravo to each and every one involved.
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
Finishing in a dramatic 72-second span in 5th through 7th, the U.S. men’s team takes second at the 2023 Trail World Championships 87k. #TWC80 #WMTRC
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
Watch @sallymcrae’s documentary on her Cocodona journey: EVERY STEP FORWARD | Cocodona 250 Ultrarunning Documentary youtu.be/XIkGsxCp-14
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
Running is my favourite way to experience the world and nature, but major polluters like Shell are destroying the climate that we depend on. That's why I'm calling for @europeanathletics to end all commercial relationships with Shell.
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
I’ve been playing around with @midjourney to generate some images of the Barkley. This one coincidentally matched @RndmForestRunnr’s outfit almost perfectly. #bm100 @keithdunn
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
John Kelly @RndmForestRunnr completed loop five and has finished the 2023 Barkley Marathons in 58:42:23. John is the third runner to finish the Barkley Marathons more than once. #BM100
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Barkley is trembling. First time in its 36 year history, four runners are on the 5th & final loop: ⛰️ John KELLY 🇺🇸 1st out @ 46:02:55. ⛰️ Aurelian SANCHEZ 🇫🇷 2nd out @ 46:07:50 ⛰️ Karel SABBE 🇧🇪 3rd out @ 46:59:20 ⛰️ Damian HALL 🇬🇧 4th out @ 47:49:03. 📷 Howie Stern #BM100
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
Multiple phones in hand, @keithdunn works as hard as anyone at this race who isn't actually running. #BM100
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I interrupt your Barkley following (might as well go to bed… we will know in the morning) to bring you this excellent piece of writing by @sabrinablittle
There are virtues — resilience, patience, equanimity, and civility — that, if we have the opportunity to develop them, means that life is hard in those respects. Sabrina Little comments on these virtues that we gain from difficulties experienced in life: irunfar.com/the-virtues-i-do…
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This is great resource for all things Barkley if you haven’t stumbled up Matt’s site yet. Might answer lots of the questions being asked. mattmahoney.net/barkley/ #bm100
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
Karel Sabbe out on loop 4. Gooooo Belgium. 🇧🇪🔥🔥🔥 #BM100
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Maggie Guterl retweeted
The largest number of runners on loop four of the #BM100 was 5 in 2001, when Blake Wood and David Horton finished. It also was the year Sue Johnston began loop four, the only woman to do so to date.
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