lol, i bet it felt like a brick at the 80mile marker , in the meanwhile if you ever decide to adventure over the pond and visit the UK for a bit of two wheeling , I can hook you up with a friend and organiser of the Hard Moors ultra race serious , 160 or 110 should be your cup of tea
An impressive athlete. An even more impressive human being. Showing an interest in others, spreading joy, and expressing gratitude while gutting out 24+ hours of running…is just beyond remarkable. Thank you, Ryan.
When my husband and I sat down to watch this video - we thought - an hour? You did such a great job talking to the camera and editing that we were surprised when it ended. It seemed more like 20 minutes. Great job showing us what it was like and also coming in 55th!! The comment from 1982Lancia says it all. Thank you for sharing.
0:55 “people thought I was a freak and they still do” Well good for you Ryan for not “fitting in” or living to the judgements of other people for approval or worth. God bless you, you’re an inspiration to people all over the world 🙏
I agree with Michael L. You are a Fantastic Freak because you don't do what's socially expected of us. Keep getting better and I wish you all my best! Thanks for helping this little ol 43 year old previous couch potato actually belive I can do an ultramarathon (signed up for my first 50k next august); I'm about to concur my first marathon this Sunday and I keep watching all your running videos to keep my motivation high. 😊
It’s amazing that you can put yourself through so much pain and still be interviewing people during the race. Picking up the camera while you’re struggling is heroic - a true inspiration in your adventures and your filmmaking Ryan.
I was there to pace someone (unfortunately she sprained her ankle before Twin Lakes and missed Winfield by 2 min). It was such a fun experience still. Being in Leadville during this race week was so exciting!
Outstanding. ALL the feelings at the finish line! This accomplishment honored all the great things you’ve done in life so far, and the people who’ve helped and inspired you. Finishing a 100 is a special thing. Well done.
Tears of enjoyment and great pride seeing you finish and the lady’s there at the finish that got me man that was one amazing beautiful thing to watch good for you brother keep on smiling.
Im excited about the fact that I saw you passing me and I’m on this video for 1 second haha. It’s a Fantastic memory, thank you for putting the right words in the right places. Thank you thank you and congratulations for such accomplishment! 🙌🏼
I can only think that there are people out there who surf youtube arbitrarily hitting the dislike button. I'm not sure how anyone could dislike ANY of Ryan's content. Congrats on an awesome achievement and letting us tag along!
Congrats on completing this. I did my first 100k ultra at age 60, 6years after surviving a cabg x 4, with 35 kms being my longest run - ever. I definitely feel your pain. Going back next March for my 5th entry and this video gives me a little more incentive to step it up - thank you Ryan.
Can't believe you kept filming even when you were totally trashed. Way to go. Thanks for sharing. Biking is a lot easier than running. But maybe you need to consider Leadman for next time!!!
I was a runner at one point in life. I'm Amazed that anyone is able to be so Bright and Cheery while running. I was pretty good, but it was rarely a euphoric experience. Wish it was. Good on you!
Fantastic achievement Ryan. Very inspirational. Thank you for filming it. I’m from the Uk & enjoy cycling and running and Kayaking but lost my mojo with the running recently. After watching your video I was inspired and Just got back from a 5k run along the canal.👍😀
Thank You Ryan for filming your Run. It truly was wonderful to accompany you and see first hand what you endure. Your Spirit and heart and love for humanity are vast!
Good to see Dave Mackey. Getting it done after all he has been through. Good for you Ryan. Really good run. Excellent time. Running 100 miles seems like it will never end, then boom time collapses and it’s done.
We met at the 2014 Burning Man Ultramarathon (seeing your video of the 2013 race is how I found out about it). I'm no longer able to do ultras -- once I hit 45 years, my body decided that I needed to stick to shorter runs -- but I got a teensy bit of that ultra rush watching this. Thanks for reconnecting me with that feeling. I'm happy that you're in the world.
I just sit watching your videos with a shit eating grin on my face. Every. Time. I may or may have teared up with you at the end. What a great spirit animal you are, Ryan. Best always.
Congratulations. Thanks for letting us follow along. You and Nick Bare really showed your followers how to reach down when it is tough and how important it is to have a great team of people around you. Great examples for sports and life.
I am 65now and 7 years ago I finished ironman. The races tatted for me halfway thru the marathon. I finished ok but was not trained up for the emotional ending of it all. Noone ever thinks how hard it is emotionally to finish. I still have emotions about it today. The physical part we all know is hard the emotional I feel harder. Good work ,160 km is a fair distance.
I was hoping you’d make a video of the race and you delivered. I can’t even imagine how much extra work that must’ve made for you! You’re an amazing individual Ryan! Love your videos :)
HUGE thumbs up from me Ryan! You sir, are an incredible athlete and a stellar human being. Much respect my friend, much respect! Thanks for taking us along for the ride, and being so incredibly candid about the entire experience! I hope your recovery is quick!
11:07 Just spotted Nick Bare running in front of you! He's a strength althete who loves endurance sports, he may be the biggest person running this race, ever. You two are beasts. Amazing vid! Thanks for sharing you experience with us.
Ryan you are an absolute inspiration! Thank you for setting a positive example of how to treat aid station volunteers in the crowd. I love seeing you on your bike around Boulder and your smile is infectious.
Not just that you are a next level athlethe physically - but your mental game is out of this world my friend. Cheering the other people, greeting em, the little things kinda - man cant tell you how much i appreciate you as a human beeing :) much love from the bavarian forest
Damn Duzer that was amazing! I was crewing and pacing out there, it was such an incredible day and the energy was unreal! Your film captured the awesome vibe of this brilliant race! Well done 24h is a proper good time :)
Only a few minutes in and just want to say thank you so much. I have a race 10 days away and I’m struggling with emotions that I am not physically ready for the race. I really needed to hear that message tonight. It is these hard ones that are the most rewarding. And this is what I have been training for. Thanks
This is amazing! So happy for you. I love the excitement. Makes me want to get on my bike and do a 100 mile ride...not a race, but a ride. Haha. I'm going to be that guy that yelled out Duzer!!! I'm going to cheer you on when you come back to AZ. Thanks again for sharing and congrats!!!
Just watched this again, and I love how you brought the Leadville Trail 100 run course to life for me. I love your cinematography and how I feel like I’m on the course with you. You da man, man!
What a whole lot of mind blowing positivity! Energy all around! High five from Germany, Ryan! You made me smile all the way through! Guess I’ll be waking up with a grin on my face tomorrow morning. Thank you man!
Wow, thanks for capturing this race and great job. Your energy the entire way through is incredible. But your appreciation for the founders of the race says a lot about your character. Cheers.
Way to go Ryan! What an accomplishment! I really enjoyed watching you race LT100, pain and all. I know the pain of Hope Pass, as my bikepacking partner and I missed our turn on the CT and ended up going over Hope Pass and this was after our flub-up the previous day when we made a wrong turn and went six miles up Mt. Massive. This was in 2015. We have since improved our navigational skills and can now look back and laugh about it. Hope Pass is so beautiful and it was inspiring to watch you conquer it! I Love your positive attitude!
Ryan, your enthusiasm never fails to put a smile on my face. Amazing effort! Your attitude to life and challange is inspiring! Much love from Australia!
Ryan! what a phenomenal video. You're a BEAST, a BEAST that spreads joy and what you did is an awesome accomplishment. I'm proud of you brother. I've taken quite a bit of inspiration from you. Keep doing what you do and stay safe.
Ryan! You are a beast of a runner. Going into the pain cave and endure it for a full 24 hours is something else! You should absolutely be so immensely proud of yourself for that achievement. Running these ultra distances isn't just a physical feat but also a mental one. The body will almost always come up to a certain threshold where it wants to quit and then the mental aspect comes in and wills the body into forward momentum. Having that mental strength of knowing that you can push beyond those boundaries is priceless and looks like you have that in abundance! You encourage all of us to find that physical boundary for ourselves and then push beyond them, just like you routinely do on your epic bike tours and ultra-distance running. You are an inspiration to us all! Thank you Ryan for sharing your experiences with the rest of us!
Congrats Ryan on a great race. The word inspiration only begins to describe you. Keep us on your journey because it is a story of a life well spent... Peace out!!!!!
Such an inspiration Ryan, you inspire me to ride longer on my bike, just finished my 2nd and 3rd 100km on my bike. Watching this one made me smile and cry, took a long time to be ok with being lgbtq, so seeing you so happy about a pride flag hit my heart.
Another awesome accomplish Ryan! I know you had to dig really deep to get through this race and I'm sure you will look back on those 24 hours with fond memories in the years to come. Very, very few people will ever accomplish something like this but knowing you and your humility, only the people who watch this video will understand that you did it. Congratulations!
Ryan. Congrats on such an epic endeavor. You are a BEAST. Running a 100 miles and talking and filming during is quite an accomplishment. Next thing you will be on the cover of Outside Magazine , just like Amelia Boone. Proud of you.
Dude I’m bawling. This was such an emotional video. I actually am not sure I’ve ever watched a UA-cam video that long and just couldn’t stop watching it. I’m so inspired by how you just kept smiling and laughing! 🥰🙌 Huge Congrats!
Not much to say but... wow, inspiring, motivational. The world class Pacer team smiling (knowingly) along the way added something heart-touching. Thanks for sharing the experience and thanks to your whole team.
What a truly amazing accomplishment! You never cease to amaze and capture the best of humanity in the process. You roughed it out, pushed yourself to your limits and overcame another 100 miler! Hold your head up high, Duzer! 🏃♂️💨
Thx for your honesty! Seeing you in the pain cave for the last 10-20k and pushing thru it was extremely motivating. I’ll remember that when I do my first ultra next March 2022
I am just in awe of what an amazing human being you are Ryan. I really felt the love for others in this video, and likewise the love others have for you.
I know if was just a few minutes in your video, but you took me back to the last section of my Leadville 100. Those last 12 miles coming in from Mayqueen are like holding your breath underwater trying to swim to Hawai'i.
Wow, what a day! You filmed that in such a way that I could feel the joy, the camaraderie, and of course the suffering. I don’t know if it makes me any more willing to sign up for a 100 (let alone the LV100), but if I do, you have laid down a great example of how to live the day. Way to dig deep!
Way to go Duzer! You truly are genuine showing so much gratitude and encouragement to others. That's what's up and way to go in getting through the pain.
Did I just get a world record for running 100 miles with a camera in my hand?? Haha!! Maybe next time I’ll do the bike race ;)
Do the bike race
I’m not sure but it had to cost you 2-3 hours 😂
Yeah you did it!
You were supposed to take the drone and get some overhead shots while on break.
lol, i bet it felt like a brick at the 80mile marker , in the meanwhile if you ever decide to adventure over the pond and visit the UK for a bit of two wheeling , I can hook you up with a friend and organiser of the Hard Moors ultra race serious , 160 or 110 should be your cup of tea
An impressive athlete. An even more impressive human being. Showing an interest in others, spreading joy, and expressing gratitude while gutting out 24+ hours of running…is just beyond remarkable. Thank you, Ryan.
Thank you for watching this LONG video ;) Meeting people out there is one of my favorite parts of racing
Duz, to run 100 is one thing, to talk and film at the same time! damn....
Gutsy ,courageous,awe inspiring,and no whining or feeling sorry for himself,a true legend and a joy to watch
You’re a national treasure Ryan. Thanks for being such a inspiration to all.
These videos are the ones that make me want to visit America. All the news been killing the vibe honestly.
Watched the whole video and enjoyed every minute of it. Your enthusiasm for life is admirable. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate that! And I get my energy from the people around me, LOVED that vibe out there
Damn Duzer,you are THE MAN!!!Always a pleasure to see Dana and Zantha,and Mom!
When my husband and I sat down to watch this video - we thought - an hour? You did such a great job talking to the camera and editing that we were surprised when it ended. It seemed more like 20 minutes. Great job showing us what it was like and also coming in 55th!! The comment from 1982Lancia says it all. Thank you for sharing.
I like it when Duzer cheers for the crowd
Ha! Yes!! They need love too ;)
If the whole world had the Duzer mentality, what a world it would be! Nice job as always!
0:55 “people thought I was a freak and they still do”
Well good for you Ryan for not “fitting in” or living to the judgements of other people for approval or worth. God bless you, you’re an inspiration to people all over the world 🙏
Thanks, I’ve always been a bit of an outsider
I agree with Michael L. You are a Fantastic Freak because you don't do what's socially expected of us. Keep getting better and I wish you all my best! Thanks for helping this little ol 43 year old previous couch potato actually belive I can do an ultramarathon (signed up for my first 50k next august); I'm about to concur my first marathon this Sunday and I keep watching all your running videos to keep my motivation high. 😊
@@myjourneyisthebest501 Did you get through your first ultra?!?
It’s amazing that you can put yourself through so much pain and still be interviewing people during the race. Picking up the camera while you’re struggling is heroic - a true inspiration in your adventures and your filmmaking Ryan.
Youtubing takes priority over being a whiny crybaby. haha. Plus, talking to people helps distract me from pain :)
I was there to pace someone (unfortunately she sprained her ankle before Twin Lakes and missed Winfield by 2 min). It was such a fun experience still. Being in Leadville during this race week was so exciting!
There are very few races like Leadville in which the community embraces the race and racers to this level. Such a special race and town.
Outstanding. ALL the feelings at the finish line! This accomplishment honored all the great things you’ve done in life so far, and the people who’ve helped and inspired you. Finishing a 100 is a special thing. Well done.
At 47 years old you inspire me to get off the couch... Please keep doing what you're doing!
Tears of enjoyment and great pride seeing you finish and the lady’s there at the finish that got me man that was one amazing beautiful thing to watch good for you brother keep on smiling.
Thanks! I really appreciate your comment. This was such an incredible day
Im excited about the fact that I saw you passing me and I’m on this video for 1 second haha. It’s a Fantastic memory, thank you for putting the right words in the right places. Thank you thank you and congratulations for such accomplishment! 🙌🏼
Glad that I could catch you for a moment!
I can only think that there are people out there who surf youtube arbitrarily hitting the dislike button. I'm not sure how anyone could dislike ANY of Ryan's content. Congrats on an awesome achievement and letting us tag along!
I appreciate you watching this my man!
Congrats on completing this. I did my first 100k ultra at age 60, 6years after surviving a cabg x 4, with 35 kms being my longest run - ever. I definitely feel your pain. Going back next March for my 5th entry and this video gives me a little more incentive to step it up - thank you Ryan.
That’s amazing!! I wish you all the best on your upcoming race
Can't believe you kept filming even when you were totally trashed. Way to go. Thanks for sharing. Biking is a lot easier than running. But maybe you need to consider Leadman for next time!!!
What , two vids in one week ? Bless you man and very happy to see a running video ! 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
I swear I’ve teared up a few times just out of seeing so much positivity and love from everyone. Such a feel good inspirational video. Love it 💕
I was a runner at one point in life. I'm Amazed that anyone is able to be so Bright and Cheery while running.
I was pretty good, but it was rarely a euphoric experience. Wish it was.
Good on you!
Ryan, you are amazing! You're in your pain cave, still talking, still smiling. Very grateful for this video and congratulations!
You’re the goofiest. I love your videos. You do some really inspiring stuff. The world would be better with more Ryan’s.
Great job my fellow Ryan! You can always call out into the abyss for help and I’ll be with you in spirit.
i always found it impressive that people do these races and make video blog of it the whole time, and still bring in a great time, !
Fantastic achievement Ryan. Very inspirational. Thank you for filming it. I’m from the Uk & enjoy cycling and running and Kayaking but lost my mojo with the running recently. After watching your video I was inspired and Just got back from a 5k run along the canal.👍😀
Thank You Ryan for filming your Run. It truly was wonderful to accompany you and see first hand what you endure. Your Spirit and heart and love for humanity are vast!
Good to see Dave Mackey. Getting it done after all he has been through. Good for you Ryan. Really good run. Excellent time. Running 100 miles seems like it will never end, then boom time collapses and it’s done.
We met at the 2014 Burning Man Ultramarathon (seeing your video of the 2013 race is how I found out about it). I'm no longer able to do ultras -- once I hit 45 years, my body decided that I needed to stick to shorter runs -- but I got a teensy bit of that ultra rush watching this. Thanks for reconnecting me with that feeling. I'm happy that you're in the world.
I just sit watching your videos with a shit eating grin on my face. Every. Time. I may or may have teared up with you at the end. What a great spirit animal you are, Ryan. Best always.
Thanks for your positive energy, Ryan. My wife and I always feel better after watching your videos. Keep spreading the joy!
Ryan! You ran from 110th place into 55th place! You crushed it. So proud of you! Plus you had ultra royalty as pacers in Darcy and Amelia! Chapeau!
I was so lucky to have those ladies on my team!
Congratulations. Thanks for letting us follow along. You and Nick Bare really showed your followers how to reach down when it is tough and how important it is to have a great team of people around you. Great examples for sports and life.
As a fellow eternal optimist I really appreciate your cheerful optimism. You inspire. Keep it up!
I am 65now and 7 years ago I finished ironman. The races tatted for me halfway thru the marathon. I finished ok but was not trained up for the emotional ending of it all. Noone ever thinks how hard it is emotionally to finish. I still have emotions about it today. The physical part we all know is hard the emotional I feel harder. Good work ,160 km is a fair distance.
I was hoping you’d make a video of the race and you delivered. I can’t even imagine how much extra work that must’ve made for you! You’re an amazing individual Ryan! Love your videos :)
HUGE thumbs up from me Ryan! You sir, are an incredible athlete and a stellar human being. Much respect my friend, much respect! Thanks for taking us along for the ride, and being so incredibly candid about the entire experience! I hope your recovery is quick!
11:07 Just spotted Nick Bare running in front of you! He's a strength althete who loves endurance sports, he may be the biggest person running this race, ever.
You two are beasts. Amazing vid! Thanks for sharing you experience with us.
Dude so inspiring! About to do RRR 100 your getting my psyched brother! Strong work!
Oh fun!! That race looks awesome. Have fun out there
@@duzer Thanks man!
Ryan you are an absolute inspiration! Thank you for setting a positive example of how to treat aid station volunteers in the crowd. I love seeing you on your bike around Boulder and your smile is infectious.
Love those volunteers!! Hope to see you around boulder!
Not just that you are a next level athlethe physically - but your mental game is out of this world my friend. Cheering the other people, greeting em, the little things kinda - man cant tell you how much i appreciate you as a human beeing :) much love from the bavarian forest
Well done, Duzer! Congrats. Amazing effort - amazing result. And, remember, it's not who is the fastest, but who slows down the least!
Thanks my man! I’ll never forget your advice
Way to go Ryan! Man I want to run like the DOOZ you're so positive. Congrats to you and your team!
Running happy makes me faster ;)
Damn Duzer that was amazing! I was crewing and pacing out there, it was such an incredible day and the energy was unreal! Your film captured the awesome vibe of this brilliant race! Well done 24h is a proper good time :)
So cool that you were out there. Such an incredible day!!
And to hear and see your buddy Dana meet you at the end brought tears to my eyes. Well done, Ryan. Well done!
Thanks, seeing them at the end made all the difference
Only a few minutes in and just want to say thank you so much.
I have a race 10 days away and I’m struggling with emotions that I am not physically ready for the race.
I really needed to hear that message tonight. It is these hard ones that are the most rewarding. And this is what I have been training for. Thanks
Great video Ryan...I was right there with you...THANK YOU!!!!!
Thanks for taking us on this great life-moment with you! Hopefully the leadville lottery stars will align for me next year!
Thanks for taking us with you on this epic run! You did amazing and it felt like we were actually running with you! Thank you!!!
Absolute animal!! Embracing the pain cave
I like Priority bikes because Ryan rides them. I trust Ryan.
I'm can't wait to hang out with ya'll and NOT enter the pain cave ;)
Congratulations RVD!! you are literally a fountain of inspiration. Rest easy amigo! You deserve a nap and a mega bean burrito! 🌯
Ryan - your enthusiasm and appreciation is so uplifting. What an incredible race!
This is amazing! So happy for you. I love the excitement. Makes me want to get on my bike and do a 100 mile ride...not a race, but a ride. Haha. I'm going to be that guy that yelled out Duzer!!! I'm going to cheer you on when you come back to AZ. Thanks again for sharing and congrats!!!
As always, thank you 👏👏👏 Your videos always inspire me to do more 👍🏻
Just watched this again, and I love how you brought the Leadville Trail 100 run course to life for me. I love your cinematography and how I feel like I’m on the course with you. You da man, man!
Awesome, thank you!
What a whole lot of mind blowing positivity! Energy all around! High five from Germany, Ryan! You made me smile all the way through! Guess I’ll be waking up with a grin on my face tomorrow morning. Thank you man!
Wow, thanks for capturing this race and great job. Your energy the entire way through is incredible. But your appreciation for the founders of the race says a lot about your character. Cheers.
I’m so grateful to the founders!!
Way to go Ryan! What an accomplishment! I really enjoyed watching you race LT100, pain and all. I know the pain of Hope Pass, as my bikepacking partner and I missed our turn on the CT and ended up going over Hope Pass and this was after our flub-up the previous day when we made a wrong turn and went six miles up Mt. Massive. This was in 2015. We have since improved our navigational skills and can now look back and laugh about it. Hope Pass is so beautiful and it was inspiring to watch you conquer it! I Love your positive attitude!
Great finish! Impressive how positive you remained throughout the race. Thanks for the video.
I was positively whooped by the end ;)
You´re tough guy and pleassed with great people. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Finland.
Way to crush it Ryan! Thanks for taking us all along for the fun and not-so-fun parts :)
You are awesome and your spirit and family are so infectious and loving. Love you brother.
I appreciate that!! Thanks for watching
Ryan, your enthusiasm never fails to put a smile on my face. Amazing effort! Your attitude to life and challange is inspiring! Much love from Australia!
Ryan! what a phenomenal video. You're a BEAST, a BEAST that spreads joy and what you did is an awesome accomplishment. I'm proud of you brother. I've taken quite a bit of inspiration from you. Keep doing what you do and stay safe.
Dude! that was one of the most awesome and inspirational things I’ve ever seen, big ups!!!
Ryan! You are a beast of a runner. Going into the pain cave and endure it for a full 24 hours is something else! You should absolutely be so immensely proud of yourself for that achievement. Running these ultra distances isn't just a physical feat but also a mental one. The body will almost always come up to a certain threshold where it wants to quit and then the mental aspect comes in and wills the body into forward momentum. Having that mental strength of knowing that you can push beyond those boundaries is priceless and looks like you have that in abundance!
You encourage all of us to find that physical boundary for ourselves and then push beyond them, just like you routinely do on your epic bike tours and ultra-distance running.
You are an inspiration to us all!
Thank you Ryan for sharing your experiences with the rest of us!
Thank you so much for taking us with you and OMG AMELIA BOONE!!!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! Love journeying with you every time 🤗
She’s awesome!!
Congrats Ryan on a great race. The word inspiration only begins to describe you. Keep us on your journey because it is a story of a life well spent... Peace out!!!!!
Such an inspiration Ryan, you inspire me to ride longer on my bike, just finished my 2nd and 3rd 100km on my bike. Watching this one made me smile and cry, took a long time to be ok with being lgbtq, so seeing you so happy about a pride flag hit my heart.
You should be so proud of yourself❤️❤️ much love to you!
Well done! Congrats on finishing that tough one.
Another awesome accomplish Ryan! I know you had to dig really deep to get through this race and I'm sure you will look back on those 24 hours with fond memories in the years to come. Very, very few people will ever accomplish something like this but knowing you and your humility, only the people who watch this video will understand that you did it. Congratulations!
All of you are amazing! I couldn’t even imagine doing it on my bike. Love your videos and your outlook on loving life. Thank you
Your smile and enthusiasm are infectious! Thank you for sharing that with us!
Ryan. Congrats on such an epic endeavor. You are a BEAST. Running a 100 miles and talking and filming during is quite an accomplishment. Next thing you will be on the cover of Outside Magazine , just like Amelia Boone. Proud of you.
Thanks for sharing your adventure with us! You inspire us to get out there!
Perfect video my friend. It was almost as I was running the whole race. Congrats
Glad you enjoyed it
Love ALL your vids Ryan. Blessings from the UK 🙏👊
Dude I’m bawling. This was such an emotional video. I actually am not sure I’ve ever watched a UA-cam video that long and just couldn’t stop watching it. I’m so inspired by how you just kept smiling and laughing! 🥰🙌 Huge Congrats!
Awwww!! I appreciate that. It was very emotional for me too
It's not weird talking to your shadow. Good job Ryan. Peace and love.
Made me think of Peter Pan and his shadow. :) great job, Ryan!
Not much to say but... wow, inspiring, motivational. The world class Pacer team smiling (knowingly) along the way added something heart-touching. Thanks for sharing the experience and thanks to your whole team.
What a truly amazing accomplishment! You never cease to amaze and capture the best of humanity in the process. You roughed it out, pushed yourself to your limits and overcame another 100 miler! Hold your head up high, Duzer! 🏃♂️💨
Thx for your honesty! Seeing you in the pain cave for the last 10-20k and pushing thru it was extremely motivating. I’ll remember that when I do my first ultra next March 2022
I’m excited to hear about your race!
Amazing race Ryan! Great job and so cool you get to have Amelia Boone as a pacer!
Seriously Amelia and Darcy..... great video! watched the entire things. Awesome.
So lucky to have them on my team!
I am just in awe of what an amazing human being you are Ryan. I really felt the love for others in this video, and likewise the love others have for you.
So stoked for you bud!love from the Philippines!Leadville is definitely one of my dream races.
Great film work. As if you were there yourself. My legs hurt now too
Very impressive, great job. Thank you for letting us in on the experience.
What an awesome achievement, congrats, Ryan.
Duzer for president 2024.
You are an inspiration to the world my friend, spreading love and joy and gratitude while digging deep to go far. Love you brother!
This Dude is full of Love. An Inspiration. Thanks
I know if was just a few minutes in your video, but you took me back to the last section of my Leadville 100. Those last 12 miles coming in from Mayqueen are like holding your breath underwater trying to swim to Hawai'i.
What a great community, awesome people all unite for one amazing race. Aid Station workers are amazing. Great effort Ryan
Wow, what a day! You filmed that in such a way that I could feel the joy, the camaraderie, and of course the suffering. I don’t know if it makes me any more willing to sign up for a 100 (let alone the LV100), but if I do, you have laid down a great example of how to live the day. Way to dig deep!
Way to go Duzer! You truly are genuine showing so much gratitude and encouragement to others. That's what's up and way to go in getting through the pain.
Who in the world thumbed down this video? What a cult of sad people … Ryan is the man!
There’s always a few…but good thing most humans are super cool
It appears they rightly changed their mind on the thumbs down…