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Doing the Unthinkable
Going the distance further than you can ever imagine is a scary thing to think about. Very few people ever truly achieve what they really want to achieve. Below are some athletes that have pushed themselves past their limits and accomplished crazy endurance goals. These athletes went above and beyond what they ever thought they could do and so can you.
David Goggins Crazy Story to Mental Toughness: "Stay Hard"
From losing 110 pounds in three months to breaking multiple bones in both feet plus kidney failure and still running 30 more miles to completing one of the hardest mental and physical military training three times in one year, known as Hell Week, Goggins is a prime example of someone who has concurred their mind.
David Goggins before he started training to be a Seal and after.
Day in the Life of Business Owner and Endurance Athlete Nick Bare
Nick Bare is a 32-year-old fitness and endurance influencer. Nick also is the founder of the supplement company Bare Performance Nutrition. Recently Nick has passed his CEO position on to Kat Thomas. This give him more time to focus on his role as Chief Creative Officer. The amount things Nick is able to accomplish in a day has led to his great success in the fitness and endurance community.
The Greatest Distance Runner Ever?
Eliud Kipchoge Timeline
From 2014 to 2019 Kipchoge entered 10 marathons and he won every single one of them. Five years after he ran his first marathon Kipchoge broke the marathon world record by running a two-hour, one min and 39 second time. In 2022 he then again broke his own world record by 30 seconds.
Is Long-Distance Running or Sprinting Harder?
An argument that is common among track and field teams is which is harder, long-distance or short-distance running. As both of these require two completely different types of endurance, both parties think theirs is harder.
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