Paul Tierney: Running The Wainwrights
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- #PaulTierney #Ultrarunning #Wainwrights
In June 2019, inov-8 ambassador Paul Tierney set out on an epic adventure to summit all 214 Alfred Wainwright Lake District peaks in one go. His goal was to try and beat the record time of 6 days 13 hours and 1 minute, set five years earlier by fellow fell runner Steve Birkinshaw.
Needing to cover a distance of approximately 318 miles and ascend the equivalent height of four times Mt Everest, Paul knew this was his biggest challenge to date and enlisted the help of friends and family.
Battling sleep deprivation and everything the Lake District weather could throw at him, what transpired was a story that gripped not only the fell-running and ultra-running communities but also the wider sporting world.
Film by Dave MacFarlane - dmtwo.media
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Thanks to all who joined us for the premiere and asked questions in the live chat. We hope you enjoyed it.
Amazing film. Thank you and well done to Paul and all involved!
Thanks for sharing and raising mental health awareness, a good friend and clubmate, and also an Ironman took his life last week, kudos to all involved. #ITSGOODTOTALK
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inov-8 a stunning film and gargantuan achievement congratulations to everyone and especially Paul
Good view over there in UK
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for grassy rocky trails beter get trailrock ?
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watching him wear Chris's vest at the end was so powerful, what a beautiful accomplishment to honour his friend
What an amazing film, makes me want to be back in the lakes!! Such an incredible achievement, and really shows how supportive the ultra/trail running community it. No more supportive community in the world
A truly amazing feat of endurance, I’ve never met you Paul, but I take my metaphorical hat off to you for completing it and for breaking the record, but most of all for being so humble in the build up, the race and on completion, a human quality rarely seen today... (Binsey - arse hole of the Lakes, still laughing at that now 😂)
Thanks for the video. UK running is such an interesting part of ultra running unfortunately under-represent media. great to see long-form movies pop up last few years!
Wonderful, beautiful, funny, motivating and insightful.
Paul is quite right about mental pain and its too sad he lost his friend to it.
I shall think of Paul and his friend Chris Stirling tomorrow when I’m out running the hills, and remind myself that I can stand the pain of the effort to keep going with my feet and my mind. I understand that darkness very well, but this film show that the lightness shines too. Thank you to all who made it.
Grand effort by a grand feller! Its great that mental health is now being spoken of and championed after years of being an issue that people just didn't speak about.
As an aside, totally nonplussed that anyone could give this video a thumbs down??.What kind of lives do these sad people lead...bizarre!!!
25:15 Such down to earth language, these Cumbrian fell running types -'suffering like chuff' - love it!
Such an inspiring video. I am taking my first steps into trail/fell running and it’s given me a fantastic insight into what it takes just to get out there and run towards the sky 🏃🏻♂️
I went up and down one of these this week. I knew someone’s achievement would put this into perspective and prevent me from getting too big headed. I can’t imagine the sense of accomplishment. Hats off.
Just stumbled along this video, quite amazing achievement congrats Paul. Definitely something I'll watch once or twice more.
I often look at fell races on you tube from the lake district but this showed me the true majesty of the place. Well done from wexford.
Amazing and beautiful movie. I admit it, I teared up at the end. What an accomplishment. One of the best trail/fell running movies on youtube.
What an achievement well done paul by the what was the music in this documentary loved it and loved the show 😀😀😀😀
Absolutely stunning scenery, absolutely amazing achievement. In awe!
Some job by the big Cork man. Outstanding accomplishment Paul & support team 👏🏼
Watched this on premiere night and I’m still happily watching it now. 👍
Absolutely amazing film & feat. Incidentally, skip to 17.28 and turn 'auto-generated captions' on to witness the ultimate challenge showdown - A.I. vs Joss...
... We all know who wins that one 😉
hahaha love this
Great spot im dying
What a great guy Steve is too. Legend
Unbelievable achievement and so inspirational !!! What a great film/documentary ..... thanks .
Jason
Absolutely bloody awesome Paul.
what a film. something in my eye.
Awe inspiring, mind blowing, words can't describe Pauls achievement! An incredible film, very moving to say the least, thanks to all involved in the making of it.
Massive respect for this guy and indeed all others who undertake such challenges. A quite wonderful piece of film,can't wait to get back to Keswick!!
Thoroughly enjoyed the film. A stunning part of the world! Greetings from NZ.
I know exactly what you're talking about when you say trail running is the best, Paul. Cheers.
What a guy! Can’t believe people actually do this 👍👍👍
Simply incredible. What a guy and what a team!
What a monumental adventure.
Bloody brilliant!!😊
Absolutely incredible. What an amazing achievement (& brilliant video too!)
Wow man, what an accomplishment for 0,0001 percent of the best of the best. Greetings from South Africa!!
Funny response when he’s asked “was it spiritual?”Great video, amazing achievement. RIP Chris.............looking forward to Otley in March.
Running The Wainwrights (OMG)....... Well done Paul Tierney, what a monster!!
Fantastic, moving and stunning scenery. A beautiful film about running and grit.
Awesome. Watching spellbound here in NZ. Congratulations and such a fitting legacy for your friend Chris too.
Fantastic video, truly brilliant achievement and a fitting tribute.
The auto generated subtitles changing Fell Running Community to Felony Community is somehow strangely appropriate too :D
Amazing film, fantastically put together. Well done to Inov-8
Utterly astonishing achievement, chapeau Paul.
a remarkable achievement - congratulations Paul
Wow! That was just an incredible film about an incredible achievement. Congratulations to everyone who was involved.
Incredible achievement, fantastic piece of film making, such a moving story. 10/10
Awesome stuff! Very impressive-the run and the landscape. Thanks for sharing the experience.
Hell yes! Well done. And well done all the support crew. And a huge congratulation to the film crew. You are an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your experience.
Watching from Tasmania. Loved it. Well done big fella. Great to see so many old faces from the running and adventure racing scene helping you out. Will be back someday soon to get out on those hills again
"The adventure begins when something goes wrong"-Yvon Chouinard
Life beginns at the end of your comfort zone
I had the same thoughts today in my head lol nice quote! :D
Truly inspirational to watch
It was amazing to just follow this adventure on Paul’s tracker that week and to see the trip in this format is even better.
Such a brilliant achievement and documentary! Really inspiring stuff! Thanks to all involved.
Thanks a lot Chris, really glad you enjoyed it.
Brilliant film - lakes looked epic and well done for smashing it Paul !
We cant wait to watch this!
Great vid. Inspiring stuff 👏🏻❤️
thank you for sharing your story
A very moving film. Well done everyone.
Such an inspiring video. I am taking my first steps into trail/fell running and it’s given me a fantastic insight into what it takes just to get out there and run towards the stars
... 🏃🏻♂️
That was an amazing film - just brilliant
Just a mind blowing achievement and fantastic film!!
Class film! I will 100% attempt something like this one day.
Outstanding film and one hell of an achievement!
Brilliant and inspiring
Amazing. Well Done Paul and God bless.
Really enjoyed this, makes me miss home and really want to get out running more. Congrats on an amazing achievement Paul, you should be very proud of what you did
That's a wild adventure. What a great achievement!
A must watch !!! Well done Paul and all your Team :)
Great achievement! Where is the cave at 19 mins?
Beautiful!
What a fantastic, beautifully filmed piece 👌🏼
Makes me want to go back to the Lakes
Thanks a lot Matt! Really glad you liked it, definitely come back to the Lakes soon!
Good work. And what an achievement
what an amazing and inspirational film - thank you
Just incredible
Brilliant film... top bloke
Amazing determination and will to succeed, I really enjoyed watching.
Scoffer at 45mins.....great team backing up.
Fantastic documentary!!!
Thanks Owen! Really glad you enjoyed it.
Humbling, Amazing, Inspired!
Bloody fantastic.
"I'm not even the best fell runner in our bloody house, never mind in the lakes" 🤣🤣
Absolute Legend! And I’m so pleased you reaffirmed my decision to come out and support you on Binsey the arsehole of the Wainwrights 😂 I hope you’re still on a high Paul!!
I nearly spat my tea out, such was the conformation of my own opinion of Binners! :D
Amazing! Anyone know the fell and route at 13mins or so, I'd hugely appreciate it
superb! well done fella
Inspiring stuff. Well done 👍🍷
Awesome!
It total awe superb achievement..
Brilliant! Very emotional finish, I was welling up haha.
Insane this
Epic achievement!!
I assume that gully that you were descending was Lord's Rake? Looks proper sketchy.
Fantastic
My hero
Brilliant
Inspiring stuff
Up the Rebel..... Fair play to you Paul 💯🏆
If I get to 85 fancy looking as trim and bring as functional as Chris Bonington.
Well done 👏🏼 anyone know the tune that kicks in at 57 mins 😇
Very interesting video.
Haystacks was my first
love the accent XD
lovely, lovely , lovely. Why I run
deberían ponerles subtitulos.
Song name at 27:52 ?
So 214 peaks equal only 4 times the height of mount Everest ?
A lot of the peaks are linked, you don't descend to sea level each time. Also, how many people do you know that have ascended Everest, four times in six days ;-)
@@robinlarner9325 Oh okay. Thanks for the heads up
Can anyone tell me what the hill / route is that is being done at 11:40-12:00mins ?
Looks like Lords Rake on Scafell