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Got that same rack. Love it. Solid piece.

Bruh😊

Wow this is the video I needed thanks you talked about everything everyone else didn’t only thing I didn’t see was the link for the lighting pole thanks again for the video

You missed tip number 9 and that's the main one that takes you to the finish line. And you can't buy it and can't change it...and drum role is: put the work in

Nice job. Thanks.

Well done good video

Can you list what specifically looking for/reject in a vest?

Experimenting with new nutrition (as with any "gear") on raceday is wildly unwise. The numbers mean nothing if you can't tolerate it.

So inspirational man 💪, I’m getting back to running after almost 2 months of break from injury and although it gonna be tough at the start, if I stick with it I’ll js be like you one day. Stay blessed

Failure isn't in your vocabulary. Awesome job. Great example of pushing oneself past where we think we can go. Your son's laugh is so infectious and uplifting.

I do cold hot cold an so forth Cold plunge an hot baths just my bath tub

Selling too much stuff, put me way off your content bro

I agree with the changing clothes for sure. Doing my 5th race of the year on Sunday, shouldn’t be too hot. But when you sweat, a LOT, That sweat has salt. That salt crystallizes to some extent as it dries in your clothes. That’s harsh even with whatever body lube you wear… change your shorts if/when you can!!

In what order do you do contrast therapy?

Thank you for this very inspirational, and helpful video.

Hello Charles. I’m a Nigerian in Nigeria and I just started the same challenge of 5miles, mainly to bolster my Mental health which have suffered a lot in the past years. I’m a father of three and I’m 37. Thank you for your realness and relatability, I find your context refreshing and sincere. I am looking forward to more of your content.

You’re my hero Charles

I am doing my first 50k next Saturday, Thank you for the video i am more exited now 🔥🔥🔥

Wow good for u

This video was so inspiring! Your guidance feels both practical and deeply motivational. Thank you for sharing these powerful insights!"

This is so good. By experience, I know this to be true. It has so many benefits, especialy for women, your hormones are balanced, you sleep better, you don't have brain fog, you sleep earlier and wake up more refreshed, etc

What was the weight for the sandbags, sled and ball throw?

Im going hunting this week. I cant wait to do this!

blue zone topic is great

Well done. All of our society hates marriage and having children. They say things like this, but they’re wrong. Good job sir

Nice video thank you.

I would run so fast to not hear these two guys play those songs behind me haha All jokes aside, thnaks for the video ! Running my first solo 50k in December, can't wait !

the dedication is awesome - to both yourself and the family. Good luck in Dallas!!

holding the ski erg down and give to her is acutally not legal as far as the technical briefing goes

Great video. I love the five (5) F"s of fatherhood.

First time watching.( and I subscribed!) You guys are great and inspiring. Look forward to following your success!

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Good job wife! Man dude encourage your wife! 7 months out of birth!!!!!

this summer I did my first and only trail race, 40k with close to 2k elevation, but with almost no proper preparation (few 5-6k runs before). but what helped me, and what people often forget, is how walking is important for long runs, especially trail races. you will have to climb hills and mountains. road runners quit this race, it was too steep and hilly for them, too hot etc. going on flat surface vs hills and mountains is a lot different. lucky for me, I live on a hill, surrounded by mountains, so I climb a lot every day, and I walk 18+k steps a day, so that really saved me on my race. try to throw in hikes here and there, don't just run. and I'm with you guys, I hate road running. I'm 191cm, 110kg guy ( that's about 6'3", 240lbs). pavement just wrecks my already messed up back. started running more regularly lately, with my dog, got some meadows and hilly parts, so up and down, and all around. my dog gets tired, and I have something to do for that hour or so :). so, tip no.2: get a dog, great for your conditioning :D great video and great tips guys!

this summer I did 40k trail run, with almost 2.000 meters of elevation, without any proper preparation. I think I had like 3-4 runs of about 5k and that's about it. I even didn't tested food I was going to eat, just bought some rum-chocholate bars and ate that, plus food at aid stations. thing that helped me was that I almost every day went on 8-10k walks with my dog, and in general, I walk 15-19k steps a day. would it be easier if I prepared for this race? sure, it would. was my approach smart? definitely not. but it was fun like hell. I understand your "no coach" approach. it's fun to do something like this just for fun. for next year, I'm thinking about signing up for 60k trail race, with over 3.700m elevation. but for that I really need to prepare. my biggest tip for anyone planning to do long trail race is just have fun. at worst, you can quit mid race and no shame in that. my second tip: put some toilette paper in zip lock bag. it can be handy. don't ask me how I know :D

Love that song ❤

So friggin inspiring CJ!🎉❤

Do you think you could have done 10-miles a day?

Hi where is your baseball cap from ? Great video btw

Someone is sleeping on the couch for not mentioning something important

Really useful tips, esp about sled pull. Got inspired a lot. Thanks!

Highly inspiring and authentic

Have you had troubles with shin splints with the daily running?

What an amazing video. The whole thing gave me chills…and the part where my Dad starts to get emotional when Peter called him up ❤ Thank you for this, CJ, and for enduring the course!! And thank you personally for these memories we can share with our family and friends. Be well & see you next year!!

Nice. How long have you practiced this now?

Be careful of the serial killer on that lake. Make sure you bring mace or a weapon next time.

I love that this guy, Jeff, eats plant based!! 🥬🍇🍍🧡😊

Locked in on life. Inspired by you everyday, my friend

We made it yesterday in 52 minutes. Greetings from Germany.