RACING TAHOE | ULTRAMARATHON DOCUMENTARY

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9 ай бұрын

What does it cost to achieve the goals you have?
Sally McRae took on her second 200 mile race with the goal to get the best out of herself, and to put herself out there for a podium position. This film follows the whole story of what it means to commit to finishing what you set out to do, and refusing to give up too early.
Made possible by:
Camelbak - Apex Pro pack featured
LEKI - Ultratrail FX.ONE featured
FOR ALL INQUIRIES ABOUT THE FILM, USAGE, and LICENSING PLEASE CONTACT MCRAE MEDIA at: contact@sallymcrae.com
To further support Sally's work, please download the Run & Strength app: Get access to all of Sally's workouts: bit.ly/sally-mcrae-strength
A Film By:
Drew B Darby / drewbdarby
Tyler McCain / tylermccain
Thumbnail image provided by Hilary Yang / thehilaryann
With thanks to Destination Trail - destinationtrailrun.com/tahoe
Dive deeper into the race on the CHOOSE STRONG Podcast: spoti.fi/3rH8Tp6
Get access to all of Sally's workouts: bit.ly/sally-mcrae-strength
The Tahoe 200 is the second in the Grand Slam of 200s, which starts with Cocodona 250, and also includes the rest of the Triple Crown - Bigfoot 200 and Moab 240.

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@vikingsruleU

When she asked Billy if he was down to run hard for 35 miles, it got me fired up. You're the best, Sally. Keep crushing it

@marykatepollreis3882

The “Don’t worry about me, I know what I’m doing” gives me chills.

@_Roasted_Marshmallow

David Goggins book “can’t hurt me” got me into running! When I started at the beginning of the year, I couldn’t jog .25 miles without feeling gassed and not being able to catch my breath. Now I can push 2 miles without stopping!!! Just put in 11 miles today!! You’re such an inspiration!!!!❤❤

@jmsmith1767

Constantly inspired by Sally. I’ve run a decent amount of races, with half marathons being my longest distance. I have severe nerve damage and was told i’d never walk again after breaking my back in 2009. My first half was in April of 2009 and my accident was December 2009. I had planned to run fulls then 50k’s then who knows, but it took me four years for me to relearn how to walk then run and I ran another half in 2013 and over the last 10 years i’ve run and run and run 5k’s, 10k’s and half’s. I don’t know if i’ll ever reach that full distance but i’m going to keep trying and keep struggling and keep suffering. 🏃‍♂️ 💪🏼

@salmonella508

This documentary is NOT what I expected. The video thumbnail intrigued me. I’m not a runner and the only knowledge I have of running is what I see. I know the will to succeed at something can sometimes outweigh what the body is telling you to do. The mental, emotional and physical state this woman displayed is beyond human. I compared her face at the beginning of the video to the time the medic was treating her feet. It looked like she aged 20 years. An absolute monumental success.

@girliedefensor0506

Did the cameraman run the whole course?

@Esther3358

What a truth - ‘Sally’s strongest muscle is between her ears’. Awesome. And inspiring. 👏👏👏

@TheoEclipse

Running isn't really something for me, I'm more into weightlifting and strength, but I truly admire the strength, endurance, and mental power of ultra marathon runners. You guys are mental (in the best way possible).

@danielbest426

"We don't only race when we feel good, we don't only give our best when things are going our way...continue moving forward...I could be better than I was even 5 minutes ago." I don't care if you're running your very first mile nonstop or an ultra, Sally's words are so strong. It applies to all of us. What an inspiration. Great job, Sally!

@sofiageorgiadou7495

I started crying when Billy showed you the videos of people encouraging you. The ups and downs of your journey were beautifully captured in this film. Thank you for putting this out for the world to see and be inspired by. Thanks to the filmmaker.

@FrostyBandit333

11:59

@Thatmanz2212

This is some of the most wild mental strength. Running with it being 90 degrees, throwing up, the crazy amount of blisters, and not being able to eat. Most people would have given up having one of those problems. Very inspiring!

@MrBrownie77

I’m not crying, you are.

@realhippiesarecowboys

“The body should be treated more rigorously, that it may not be disobedient to the mind.” - Seneca

@wassil97

Whenever I feel extremely tired/sick, I just re-watch this video. It gives me strenght

@zacharyhooley 16 сағат бұрын

Sally, your narration of this race definitely deserves 1st place 🏆 Truly well done

@Latitude30Four

I'm 50 running my first ultra in February. Thank you for your inspiration!

@popopopo4981

imagine only 49miles left, then suddenly "can you do a hard 35miles with me?"

@ryonclarke6216

I just completed my first ultra (35 miles) this past weekend. It was beyond anything I thought I was capable of doing. Sally, watching you run this makes me feel like anything is possible. You are an inspiration. I'm going for more.