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Who comes up with events like this?! 😂 You’re brave for taking it on and you did so well!

Awesome tough event - well done 👏

Nice.

Wow, that was so incredible to watch what a come back! I also read/ heard recently not to drop out till you had a half hour break & eaten, & this really shows how much difference it can make 🙌

Fix your teeth

They should have a version where you can run downhill and ride up

Just found your channel, and I love it. Your common sense approach mixed with science/research is very appreciated and uncommon in this day and age. I'm currently at day 1493 of running 2 miles per day. My first attempt at a year-long streak ended with forgetting as well. 😅

RUN ??? In your dreams...maybe !!!

It still counts

Would love to see Killian Jornet take this on. Nice work!

Consistency (keep the machine oiled) and low intensity warm ups work for me.

Amazing job.

Good pacing for this kind of effort is how fast you can go while taking in >100g of carbohydrate per hour and ~750ml of fluids. Congratulations on emerging on the other side of that bonk! It is not easily done :)

Hej Goran, will we see you at Stranda this year? Just saw your 100K vid. You're an inspiring person to many. Keep it up!

Does someone know what camera he used to record during activity? Thanks!

Great video! It kind of looked like a video game 😄

Great insights, Göran! The Norwegian Method's scientific approach and emphasis on controlled threshold training are game-changers for endurance athletes. Thanks for breaking it down. 🌟🏃‍♂ #EnduranceTraining #NorwegianMethod #OaxSport

Good job 👏

Amazing recording and camera work. What camera and selfie stick are you using? Thanks!

Well done Goran!! Great effort mate.

dragging those huge cojones up mt everest ist truly impressive.

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Not long ago you interviewed Mark Lewis. He often undertakes crazy challenges without proper training. You should ping him to join you next time. 🙂Would love to watch that video on both channels. Anyway, before I forget: Congratulations for your top 10 placement!

What a cool challenge!! Also your camera work is amazing, and I hadn't heard of those insoles before - what a great idea to make them separately and not waste them when you replace shoes. Can't wait to see you beat this challenge next year!

Well done!

£120 for those insoles expensive imo, aside from that great video for showing us the limits and hard work it takes to do such challenges, couch potatoes will be like I could easily do that when in reality its extremely difficult.

Smashing it. Well done! 😯

Very interesting race concept, with the gondola going down. This allows the runner to concentrate on the uphill. What many people don't realize is that the downhills are actually the worst part of a trailrace for your muscles.

It's very hard to know what is the "pace you can maintain" in a 5k. Most of the time that pace is going to be way faster than what you do in training, you just have to endure more pain. I'm also not sure slowing down a little during a race means you haven't reached your "full potential".

Next year try it on Everest (Y) ;)

Greetings from Norway. Awesomely done Gøran. Very impressive. But if you want to compare with Magnus and Even , you must have finished a 35-hour extreme hike the day before. Just sayin. But still very impressive.

I run for fitness, mood enhancement and strength, not for weight loss. I learnt years ago, from experience, that a simple 5km run 3 or 4 times a week barely burns any calories. So I agree with the 2nd guy. There are way better ways to lose weight.

Very cool race and a way to test your body in a different way.

There's a massive difference I think between someone with a sports and fitness background running a marathon (or ultra) without training and someone who has never done any running or even long distance walking. I run a 50/60km trail race a few times a year and last year got a last minute chance to run an 80k completely unprepared. I took the opportunity. Not having trained for that specific distance it was very tough, but if I didn't often run 40-60k it would have been nearly impossible. Great video Goran & Mark.

Everyone I see who attempts these runs and claims they haven't trained. Is in-fact indicating 'haven't trained specifically for a running event'. I am in my mid sixties. This time next year I will eligible for the N.Z pension. Because of constant injuries I quit running. Note: Just the training though. Instead of running I went swimming and on the rowing, ski machines. Then I decided - much to my wife's derision - to enter in a 50 mile 'off road' event i.e. 80km ultra. I missed the challenge. The only 'on feet' training I had did was walking the dog. Importantly: I did train hard. Two sessions a day some days. Gym and pool. With not an actual kilometre of run training under my belt. I finished. Last. It wasn't easy. Ugly at points. The last 20km was a death march. Treasure my finishers medal. To to see people in their prime doing something like this. Running marathons without specific training. I shrug my shoulders. Believe that most fit people that age with enough mental fortitude it's entirely possible. Like my run I highlighted though. It will be ugly! You will question your sanity. PS: I've now entered an off-road marathon in March using the same training method.

The difference between 36 hours and 12 hours is just crazy. Isn’t there an 18 or 24 hour race? That would probably make more sense.

Your videos make me want to visit Norway, need to save my pennies!

sharing the arcane knowledge of pacing...

Kom igen Göran, du hade ju 41min kvar, en runda till hade du säkert klarat :P

Hi, what is the background of the two clocks?

Going down by cable you cannot make this an everesting, so why do it so?

It's weird how running fast down hill burns your legs out faster than uphill isn't it?

Congrats!!! GORGEOUS route!!! 🥰

I thought this was a personal project you did when I saw it on your Strava. I didn't know about this race even if I don't live that far away from it. Looks like a great challenge!

I was quite puzzled that the entire height of the Everest should have been ran/climbed within just 12 hours, knowing that decent cyclists take around as much, (or even longer) but it is clear now. This is not "proper" Everesting. For proper Everesting one should also run/cycle down the same road/path on their own, no car or cable cars allowed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everesting

Congratulations Goran! This was an insane race and your result was amazing. It take so much grit to keep going when your body says “no” and I was so glad to see you get a second wind and end the race so strong. Well done once again!

Hi, I did the 36h. You should have stayed for the BBQ. The last 200m was brutal

I've done 3 bike Everestings over the years, the fastest one in 18.5 hours. However, running Everesting AND within 12 hours(!), even with taking a lift on the way down, is a completely different level of a nutcase!

amazing challenge :) my toughest run was in Portugal in the mountains, 43K in August last year, it took me just over 7h, and my fingers were swollen so much I had to remove my ring. I drank around 12-14L during the race. Super hot, and dry.

The vertical distance from base camp to the top of Everest is 3500 meters, and the people climbing it bring oxygen. (Med undantag av Göran Kropp)