oops.....or the obvious "oh shit!"

[Hammer]

The ones that amaze me are the ultramarathoners. They run from 50 to 100 miles in a race and then there are the 24 hours and multi-day races of 1,000 miles.

I used to race bikes and we'd often do 100 mile and 150 mile training rides and then race up to 100 miles in a single race but I can only imagine how painful it would be to run that far.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Hammer

The ones that amaze me are the ultramarathoners. They run from 50 to 100 miles in a race and then there are the 24 hours and multi-day races of 1,000 miles.

I used to race bikes and we'd often do 100 mile and 150 mile training rides and then race up to 100 miles in a single race but I can only imagine how painful it would be to run that far.

I used to run with the Hash House Harriers and there was one 64 year old doctor that ran ultras. He was a heart surgeon and he didn't have a quarter ounce of excess body weight. But he could drink huge quantities of beer.

[DannyCox]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

I used to run with the Hash House Harriers

on-on!

[ali25extreme]

Originally Posted by Hammer

The ones that amaze me are the ultramarathoners. They run from 50 to 100 miles in a race and then there are the 24 hours and multi-day races of 1,000 miles.

I used to race bikes and we'd often do 100 mile and 150 mile training rides and then race up to 100 miles in a single race but I can only imagine how painful it would be to run that far.

After I ran I had a hard time walking the next morning..oooo the pain! We didn't have to wear our BDUs thank God!
I would love to be in a bike race! FUN!