Probably had a filter in the bottle

@@herstelfrikandel4664 It's also Lapland. The water there is insanely pure.

@@aarnehalen1686 Stagnant pool of water is still the best way to get diarrhea even in Lapland :P

@@beloved_lover True true. Would only drink from streams

That Salomon Xa filter would take care of anything that you might not want from that water.

thank you!!

100%, my stomach issues are tied to my anxiety,, so I just have to push through them before the race

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@@TheUnlazyWay i know a guy who did a 100 mi run

I'm eternally thankful that I have the digestive system of a goat. I can eat the weirdest and the spiciest foods without much issue, I can go on pretty much any boat or on any ride without throwing up, and my doctor said I was one of the only patients he's had that actually managed to gain weight during chemo.

Omg! One of my favourite KZfaqrs in the comments of another one of my favourites! Love both of you guys content

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Pretty stupid. It's addiction but of good kind.

If you look up a pace calculator, 100K over 17 hours is roughly 16 and a half minutes a mile. Thats like a really really fast walk, or a super super slow run. When i was a beginner at 12 years old I was running a 15 minute over the course of one mile (cause obv a beginner usually can barely run more than a mile at a time.) The pace he was going at was actually incredibly impressive given the distance he ran, but there were rest stations and im sure he trained for an incredibly long time. I don't think it would be too unbearable if you invest a lot of time and effort into the sport.

@@pollux_id2557 I'm not entirely sure you got the meaning of my post... 🤔

@@inz_uzi oh my bad

@@pollux_id2557 16 minutes per mile isn't a really really fast walk, I'd say it's more of a "walking with a purpose" kind of deal, but obviously he's going up hills and such so it's a little different

I think I can do this in 10 hours

@@Football.izWorld who cares? Nobody asked. Let him share his impressive story and don’t bother us with ur imaginary times.

@Qxms around 60 miles

​@@Football.izWorldcap, ultras are way worse then marathons even if you said you ran a 3 or 4 hr marathon

awesome!!

Can't hurt me

Yo wow it’s the memerman

Bruh I love yout memes

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Awesome, that's the spirit!! Good luck on your journey🤩

@@TheUnlazyWay Thank you Jonne !!! 🤩💪

@@TheUnlazyWay I edited the comment for spelling mistakes and lost the heart... Goodbye nice little heart 😢

@@raphaelanjou no problem, I gave you another heart :)

​@@TheUnlazyWay Yeahhhh !!!!! Thank you !!! 🤗 It's surprisingly motivating to talk with you, even it's not really a deep conversation, but I mean, I get to see in person how kind you are. Good evening ! Or maybe good day or something else 😅Don't know in which time zone you are but here in France it's going towards bed time 😆

Excellent. Best of luck Athlete

In marathon you are constantly running, big difference

@@METALSCAVENGER78 You're right but still the sheer willpower I'd need to finish a 100k doesn't come close to that of A marathon. Truly Unlazy.

@@aymankhalissi7006 I don't disagree at that.But the thing is, someone who can barely finish a marathon running won't have any mental strength aside the physical one to continue no matter what.The pain he will feel is so strong that won't allow him continue for more.The same person if he tries a 100 km route at a much lower pace and with walking intervals probably suffer less.He will be in pain probably in legs and tired, but not that insufferable feeling in your lungs, the taste of blood in his mouth, the pain in his teeth due to increased levels of blood pressure and constant hearing of his heart pulse

@@METALSCAVENGER78 It does make sense when you put it this way

The key to winning the marathon is to use your diarrhea defensively: unleash it in the path of your opponents to slow or block their progress, or with the right diet you can use it as an oil slick.

​@@arthas640you can also use it as jet propulsion

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I appreciate that!

I know I'm a year late but for anyone else wanting to take up running, don't hope to run 100km. That's utterly bonkers, unnecessary and simply not a realistic goal. Aim to run 2km. If it's something you wish to work on get out 3 times a week and walk/run. Find a good app to track your times and stick to a schedule that you can keep. Given time and consistency your body WILL surprise you. Keep it up, work it into your life and see if you can get to 5km using the same basic methods. At first with breaks and eventually with no breaks. Time doesn't matter so much. So long as you are jogging and not walking. That's as far as I would plan for a beginner. The real goal is to build a healthy habit into your life. This is how it's done. With habit and bitesize chunks.

I’m very late but how did the run go?

@@ikxil It went very well thank you, so tough 🙃

thanks a lot Chloe!!

good luck with your training!

wow, thank you!

What’s your nutrition system for 60k? I’m planning a 60 solo trail run next month

Thank you! Will do!

hahhah :D hope so!