Doing This Workout WILL Change Your Life...

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  • Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
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  • @HustleSenseiMikey
    @HustleSenseiMikey Рік тому +11

    1. We rarely get time to be alone. Lean into the discomfort of training ALONE.
    2. Train outside / seek out a new training challenge.
    3. Reflect while training. Brain gains. Four Hours of uninterrupted time with no headphones. Meditation through
    movement
    4. Don’t plan it too much. Just get after it. Contrast to “normal” structured training
    5. See how pacing feels. Carryover benefits.
    6. No technology

  • @dwarady
    @dwarady Рік тому +6

    I won the 1992 Runner's World 3,000 mile footrace and I can attest that I trained with this type of workout for years and years and it is INCREDIBLY BENEFICIAL to your health, athletic performance, mind, and spirit. Thank you for taking the time to put such valuable content out there for others to consider and benefit from.

  • @kaine604
    @kaine604 Рік тому +58

    A long ruck every weekend is how I beat the week. No matter what happened that week. If I can get that ruck in then I've won. It's improved my mindset throughout everyday as well. The rest of the week seems easier when I make myself suffer every Saturday

  • @tirvplumbing
    @tirvplumbing Рік тому +17

    As an Adhd'er my head is non stop running thoughts all the time. I love the long zone 2 runs. Sat morning 20k or 10k mid week, no headphones, just let the effort and subconscious focus on running form breathing quiet my mind down and enjoy some peace from myself as much as anything.

  • @anne-claired.7207
    @anne-claired.7207 Рік тому +9

    I still don't understand why you have so few subscribers !
    So I comment today to help your video be more visible :)
    You are a real source of inspiration, and these landscapes !

  • @louieestevez8584
    @louieestevez8584 Рік тому +2

    I love your videos. I appreciate you connecting everything to the psychological side of things. We all get under the weather mentally glad you talk about that

  • @russellbarnes6567
    @russellbarnes6567 Рік тому +7

    Watching this has been a lightbulb moment. I used to do a lot of long solo runs like these. Haven't been doing any for a while and my sleep is suffering as my mind works through all the problems of the day/ week at bedtime instead of while I'm out running. Thanks for the video.

  • @andyhillocks
    @andyhillocks Рік тому +2

    At 2:43 I was fully prepared for a back flip…
    Some of my favourite moments is just walking with the phone left at home. Utter bliss!

  • @sailingtilsundown2677
    @sailingtilsundown2677 Рік тому +1

    100% couldn't agree more. My BEST thinking and problem solving happens when I'm out solo running or on the bike. Can't beat it.

  • @Run_GMD
    @Run_GMD Рік тому +1

    Bravo and well said! I hope you reach a large audience with this content. Thank you!

  • @drytool
    @drytool Рік тому +1

    Love your style, man. This workout checks all the boxes for me.

  • @OleSmokey
    @OleSmokey Рік тому +1

    Suffering brings greatness

  • @chrisward7582
    @chrisward7582 Рік тому +3

    Great video, now subscribed :)
    As a keen mountain biker and runner it took many years for me to get into walking but now it’s by far my favourite past time.
    Spending many hours alone on some of the UK’s incredible trails will change your life. We’re so lucky to live where we do, remoteness is only a few minutes away from most towns and cities. Get out there and discover our amazing countryside!

  • @sfraw
    @sfraw Рік тому

    Holy moly! I've been doing this a lot for about a year and a half with some periods of time while I couldn't because I have a really crummy chronic illness. Past three months, haven't missed a day - 7 s
    days/week. Sometimes up to 4 hours (most days I wish I could do it all day!) Usually I'll split it up, 2-4 hours out walking/hiking in all the craziest weather possible (gale rainstorms, floods, hail, thunderstorms, windstorms lately!) with 50% of the time forcing myself to totally disconnect and the other 50% of the time in business calls or tuned in to various podcasts, conferences/meetings where I'm learning & building my knowledge on various topics related to my business. This is so cool to see because I'm doing it, too, and the only other person i knew of was Goggins. :) Love this! I've been struggling with burnout as a small business owner, and have had some health issues that has made doing my usual workouts impossible or really infrequent. So, this is something I'm trying out to help me recover from a few really difficult years. Cheers!

  • @funkydisciple
    @funkydisciple Рік тому

    Great content. Working my way through it to improve my training and mental health.

  • @abmermaid
    @abmermaid Рік тому

    LOVED this! Thank you! Subscribed 😊

  • @greenstoic4029
    @greenstoic4029 Рік тому

    Awesome video and message, thank you.

  • @9parasqn656
    @9parasqn656 Рік тому

    Loved it. Thank you.

  • @philbertb
    @philbertb Рік тому +1

    Great video thanks, it's the Ochil Hills for me! I used to do a session known as the Naked Runner. We weren't naked, but didn't take phones, watched or anything, just met up and enjoyed the run without worrying about our pace, distance or anything

  • @jaskoGie
    @jaskoGie Рік тому +2

    there is my plan for next weekend, thanks Fergus for constant inspiration!

  • @sethkohler7478
    @sethkohler7478 Рік тому +2

    Agree with all of this. Absolutely critical for a healthy mental headspace. Another great video.

  • @MereMortalsBookReviews
    @MereMortalsBookReviews Рік тому

    Very much agreed, putting in sweat equity on our own can be incredibly beneficial

  • @jt.8144
    @jt.8144 Рік тому

    Thank you for this Episode. It helps.

  • @napninja13
    @napninja13 Рік тому

    Hey, Fergus.. just sayin “hey!” and wanted to see how things are going for you. You’re a huge inspiration for me. Commented before the video even started lol
    Have a Happy New Year, bud 👋🏼

  • @stevekirkbride3211
    @stevekirkbride3211 Рік тому

    Thank you Fergus

  • @stevenlennie
    @stevenlennie Рік тому

    Great video. Getting out for two/two and a half hour run a few times a weeks has made such a difference to my mental health.

  • @matthewmcguinness7647
    @matthewmcguinness7647 Рік тому +2

    Hey Fergus, just started following your channel and have been getting alot of helpful info along with motivation. I was just curious how often you take your 4 hour uninterrupted hike/walk and how often you recommend people take it as well. Thanks!

  • @brucepaterson6731
    @brucepaterson6731 Рік тому

    Nice video mate

  • @yontobaa5039
    @yontobaa5039 Рік тому +38

    Here to trick the algorythm so more people get to see your incredibly nice content😇

  • @JCJ7754
    @JCJ7754 Рік тому

    Great but simple point so many times overlooked, and go Vivobarefoot!

  • @chrisjayne4746
    @chrisjayne4746 Рік тому

    Great video. Another Pentlands enjoyer here.

  • @moxn221
    @moxn221 Рік тому

    Great video, simple message

  • @MrIcekoldkilla
    @MrIcekoldkilla Рік тому

    Another banger, many thanks bro, big fan of time in the hills alone!

  • @mrfacnypantess6941
    @mrfacnypantess6941 Рік тому

    keep it up man

  • @totalgoals11
    @totalgoals11 Рік тому

    Another great vid. Any recommendations on a head torch for running?

  • @bp6508
    @bp6508 Рік тому

    Just bought the 50k program! Can not wait to get started.

  • @jackhunter929
    @jackhunter929 Рік тому

    10k subs in a month? Congratulations man! You deserve it 🚀

  • @michaelmartin8410
    @michaelmartin8410 Рік тому

    Great tips fergus. I’ll be giving it a go next Sunday.

  • @lesley1484
    @lesley1484 Рік тому +1

    I don't know how you suddenly popped into my feed, but I am intrigued. I am a hiker and backpacker living in Colorado, and I absolutely CRAVE my solo time outdoors. My question is, WHY is the magic number 4 hours?

  • @MrDavidh37
    @MrDavidh37 Рік тому

    Totally agree completed a four hour walk up the peaks on Saturday with an 8 kg pack and cocker spaniel. Up the first lose hill @ 500 m then round to Ringing Rodger yes that’s is the name of the second one 😂 450m. Felt great when I got home and my wife had cooked me a steak bonus.
    This video resonated with me this morning working at my laptop 💻 thank you 🙏 have a good week all 😊

  • @roryprimrose5570
    @roryprimrose5570 Рік тому

    Inspirational..as always..kilts on for St.Andrew’s Day…In Engerland(lived ere for more than 25yrs,Skol

  • @danniseliger5172
    @danniseliger5172 Рік тому

    What a fantastic landscape to get your milage!

  • @no_excuses
    @no_excuses Рік тому

    I agree with all your great tips to change your life. Question do you ever consider regular cold water treatment (besides your normal outdoor swimming) and intermittent fasting (not eating for 16hrs+) during the winter months?

  • @grantross1360
    @grantross1360 Рік тому +2

    Back home from a loooong day, wondering if I should do a loop round the Pentlands with my day for tomorrow. Turned on this video and now I’m wondering why it is even worth contemplating. Can’t wait to get out and switch off

  • @deepat
    @deepat Рік тому

    I walk the mourne mountains at least once a week through all weather with or without company. it really makes what some people think is hard is look really easy.

  • @TheFifthStinger
    @TheFifthStinger Рік тому

    Great video, as is the norm

  • @eljefe5536
    @eljefe5536 Рік тому

    Merci Monsieur

  • @thefamilycoach953
    @thefamilycoach953 Рік тому

    That's my go-to New Year's Day, rain or shine, with or without bike; may even use the barefoots ... thanks for the inspiration!

  • @ljli
    @ljli Рік тому

    What is the name of the trial that you're on? Looks beautiful

  • @djp3525
    @djp3525 Рік тому

    Subscribed.

  • @gordonlarson0
    @gordonlarson0 Рік тому

    Hey Fergus- question for you which you can answer in a video or on here is ok too.
    A bit like you, I’m a bigger guy, 6’2” and have been as much as 100kg. I’m also a former powerlifter in my younger days and still enjoy lifting heavy weights and I’m quite ok at it. When I got into cycling last year I got myself down to 85kg and I’m now at the top end of Cat C in Zwift, pushing Cat B.
    Even having lost some weight, what I’ve come to accept is that I’m not and endurance focused guy, and I never will be. A 100km cycle for me is an exercise in survival, so I focus on the sprinting side of things, because that’s how my body is geared.
    Now to my question. In your view, what is there for people like us to aim for or attain? I feel like for endurance athletes there is so much to shoot for such as Ironman, Ultras, marathons….and of course that’s what you’ve ended up looking towards. What is there that us sprinty guys can push for which would seem like an achievement? I’m looking into triathlon but even a sprint distance tri will be a feat of survival for me. I can’t hope to be competitive. Other than looking to change the way I am and try and go for an endurance event, what is there to achieve? I’m Scottish also btw

  • @xx765
    @xx765 Рік тому +6

    Totally agree. Sadly for a lot of people, moving for 4 hours at any intensity is pretty difficult. It takes some building up to be able to do that comfortably so the mental relaxation starts. Too many people just never made it past that building-up stage.

    • @ferguscrawley95
      @ferguscrawley95  Рік тому +5

      Thanks for watching! As I say in the video - walking a mile and sitting on a bench for 3 hours, then walk home = same outcome as walking for 4 hours! Hopefully the experience can then encourage them too get past the building up stage after spending some time alone with their thoughts!

    • @jt.8144
      @jt.8144 Рік тому +2

      Just walk and see how far you go. Stop when you think you've reached your limit. Next day do it again. Don't go further unless you're confident in doing so.
      That builds resilience. Who knows might discover something new and good about yourself in the end.

  • @barborahovorkova6626
    @barborahovorkova6626 Рік тому

    sage advice

  • @jt.8144
    @jt.8144 Рік тому

    I LOVE RUNNING DURING A DOWNPOUR. Anyone who does that clearly understands the benefits of an uninterrupted moment with oneself.

  • @jonboyoutdors
    @jonboyoutdors Рік тому

    You should try a USMC CFT test!

  • @ryang5668
    @ryang5668 Рік тому

    What brand/type of running vest do you use? Thanks

  • @TheBigfoot88
    @TheBigfoot88 Рік тому +1

    Just spent yesterday 3h cycling through rain and 5degrees headwind to meet a friend for a cake and 3hours chat and then headed 4hours cycling home. Awesome day - no sunshine at all but ticked most of your boxes

  • @janelhartman2847
    @janelhartman2847 Рік тому

    Love this video. I agree with everything except for the phone. I am not sure if you don't even bring your phone or if you just silence it? I always have my phone with me because I do most training by myself. I take it for safety reasons. My boyfriend and I share each other's location, so if he sees that I haven't moved in a while, he knows that something has probably happened 😊

  • @BobBob-uv9fq
    @BobBob-uv9fq Рік тому

    Hi Fergus I’m in Dalkeith ,can u give me way in to run in pentlandite ,,,something not too rocky etc Near hill end maybe ?

  • @mkdesu
    @mkdesu Рік тому

    I guess I am sort of doing this or is but its like a 36km trail race, I'm just gonna plan on surviving and finishing before cut-off or just not die.

  • @donnamelling6518
    @donnamelling6518 Рік тому

    100% agree, definitely need to get outside and leave mobiles at home

  • @hrisi9801
    @hrisi9801 Рік тому

    Do you run with music?

  • @ShervinShares
    @ShervinShares Рік тому +1

    How do I do this in a concrete jungle like NYC?

    • @ferguscrawley95
      @ferguscrawley95  Рік тому

      Open the door, and set off! OR, with my limited knowledge of the area… Laps of Central Park/travel to Long Island area?

    • @ShervinShares
      @ShervinShares Рік тому

      @@ferguscrawley95 Central Park is probably the closest thing - no highland cows though 🤣

  • @martinclennell3023
    @martinclennell3023 Рік тому

    Is it strange how my favourite UA-camrs use the same track? Supernatural!

  • @goldenoriolesilverbirch8220

    Everyon has things in their lives that are frustrating - if amazingly that isn't the case, then at least things happening in the wider world that that make one angry. Pondering these unpleasantries whilst walking or physically active allows the body to process irritating thoughts without negative physiological consequences.

    • @goldenoriolesilverbirch8220
      @goldenoriolesilverbirch8220 Рік тому

      ....although it may not improve your spelling or ability to produce error free comments on UA-cam.

  • @Debbie338
    @Debbie338 Рік тому

    I live in Florida, USA, and I wish there was even a single hill to walk or run. It’s either asphalt or swamps for the most part, but there is one trail through the woods I can use to be alone. It’s not even recommended to go alone, though, due to the presence of cougars or bobcats. I do trail runs while carrying mace and a staff. LOL.

    • @michael7324
      @michael7324 Рік тому +1

      When I visit my sister in FLA, I run bridges. They seem to be the only hills I can find.

    • @Debbie338
      @Debbie338 Рік тому

      @@michael7324 Haha, yes. There are some spectacular bridges in Tampa and Miami.

  • @lionelmaxwell6484
    @lionelmaxwell6484 Рік тому +2

    Like then watch. Simple yet effective for the algorithm 😂

  • @MiketheMadness
    @MiketheMadness Рік тому

    Does running my character across the map in Red Dead Redemption with music turned off count?

  • @dalenicholson7089
    @dalenicholson7089 Рік тому

    Training outside builds immune system

  • @rachyett
    @rachyett Рік тому

    Someones go to ask the obvious question. Why 4 hours? Why not two or three or even seven or eight? Surely the longer you go the more likely you are to drift into a world full of insight and reward.

    • @ferguscrawley95
      @ferguscrawley95  Рік тому +2

      As I believe that is the generalised balance of practicality, accessibility, and demand/time for the majority of people watching.
      The longer the better (to some degree) but potential for diminishing returns depending on an individual’s experience!

  • @user-rl3ef4ju9k
    @user-rl3ef4ju9k Рік тому

    And with poles you get some upper body training in the uphills. Two hours is already a good time to be alone thinking and long enough for mitochondria build-up etc. endurance enhancing effects. Four hours hardly is two times 'as good'? Two hours twice a week surely is more effective and much more easy to organize than fours hours once a week. So I would say two hours twice a week WILL change your life MORE 🤣

  • @SpindlyScoudrel
    @SpindlyScoudrel Рік тому +1

    Algorithm.

  • @alainfreedom3159
    @alainfreedom3159 Рік тому

    I never need water bag when hiking - learn to fast

  • @leonjames393
    @leonjames393 Рік тому

    I can't watch your videos. The music in them is awful. Everything is way to emotional. The title of the video for instance. "Change your life forever" then tells me to go take a 4 hour walk. Get over yourself!

    • @ferguscrawley95
      @ferguscrawley95  Рік тому +2

      Not an airport, don’t need to announce your departure 👋🏼

    • @jeremycreech4757
      @jeremycreech4757 Рік тому

      @@ferguscrawley95 I must applaud your wit with the snappy comeback.

  • @marinjelcic2691
    @marinjelcic2691 Рік тому +2

    Nothing beats outdoor workout 🏕⛰🌳

  • @Noneofyourbusiness-rq9jq
    @Noneofyourbusiness-rq9jq Рік тому

    literally the first video after a 3 hour 30min trail run . wish id have done 4

  • @adolfreynolds
    @adolfreynolds Рік тому

    So if it's -20❄️🌨️ I still need to stay out 4hrs???🤘👻🍄🧑‍🎄⛄🎃🥃🍸🎄