I run about 6 miles, trying to do it every day and yeah when you hit 'the wall' and you keep going even though everything tells you to just STOP. Thats victory :)
Goggins is a fuckin' animal. To accomplish what he did at Badwater with the limited ultrarunning experience he had was absolutely amazing. I have much respect for that guy.
I've done one 50k race and that was the closest I have ever come to crying due to physical pain. I couldn't image the suffering that would go into running 135 miles in 30 hours. Awesome.
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