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LIFE LOG
LIFE LOG
Adventure, environment, and community. All of Nick's running challenges, expeditions, and world firsts are designed to connect local communities, support good causes and ensuring that the environmental impact issues are elevated within the running community.
Adventure, environment, and community. All of Nick's running challenges, expeditions, and world firsts are designed to connect local communities, support good causes and ensuring that the environmental impact issues are elevated within the running community.
24 HOUR TREADMILL
24 hours, 122 miles on a treadmill with the TV stuck on the news channel, on mute.
THE CHALLENGE
A huge thanks for all the support running my 24 hour treadmill challenge, I’ll be attempting a week on a treadmill in the near future.
M I thought it would be a good idea to stick myself in a hot gym, on one of the nicest days of the year, and run for 24 hours and see how far i could get. The main attraction for this was to test the non physical side of running, the mental toughness to continue when faced with boredom. I can confirm the boredom of running for 3 hours on a treadmill let along a whole day was going to be good practice for other mind challenging races. Needless to say it was boring.
My aim was to reach 120 miles, which i did, and with relative ease. I had fantastic support. Nuffield gym, who also sponsor me and give me access to train let me use their gym as home for a day. I was joined by gym friends throughout the 24 hours, to keep me company, provide me drinks, keep me sane, and confirm i was actually there and running. Special thanks to Dani who stayed with me all night, unbelievable. And also to those who did a few hours with me overnight, coming in at 3am on a Friday morning was a big ask. We raised about £4000 for Cancer Research on the day and much more online. Plus I learnt that running on a treadmill with nothing to watch other than the BBC news channel on mute wasn’t the brightest idea. A long old 24 hours.
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