Love the video and editing style. Really like how you do the narration and mix in humour. The part where presumably your daughter recreates the last downhill part, and you being Randy, was epic. Super creative and congrats on an awesome race.
Always makes my day to see a new video from you pop up! Good job on the race and for getting your WS bib. In the past I suffered from shin splints. I used an old 1 gallon ice cream pail with some sand in it for conditioning. Whenever I was setting at my desk or at home I put the handle over my foot, behind my toes and just did toe lifts... lots and lots of toe lifts. Between that and limiting the amount of road running I did I put them behind me. Best of luck on your training. Don't be a stranger.
Thanks Mike. I have indeed started some strength exercises on shins, the injury was due to my left shin being too weak which is a little odd as this has never come up before. The pail sounds like a good one, you can adjust the weight as needed, I'll give it a go.
Thanks! I started bringing my camera to races about a year and a half ago, you can see the slow improvement with each video, still learning and having fun doing it! Glad you enjoyed them
What a fun video and a great look at the Bighorn! Mike (my husband) just finished #203 at Mace's Hideout 100 in Colorado. We are heading back to Bighorn this year.
Hey Sandra! That's insane, I just bought your book btw, but you may need to add some chapters as the adventure continues. Loving it so far, great tips and insights. I just added a link to your book in the description
You make the best ultra race videos! Always thoroughly entertaining and well put together. Well done for pushing through the pain to get your reward. Can't wait to see the next race video 👍🏻🏃♂️🙂
happy to be your 999th subscriber. This is how ultra vids should be made. Very much enjoyed this first viewing of A Few Mo Minutes production. Looking forward to catching up on your others.
Thanks Matt, glad you enjoyed it! Still learning as I make these so you'll notice the production value getting better (or worse!) compared to some of the first few videos, but I'm having fun! I'll put out another one soon, been a slow year for running with some injuries. Thanks!
Hahaha! I love the way you edit/tell the story. You had such a big bowl of popcorn!!! LOL! Surprisingly, watching your video makes me even more excited to run my first 100 (next year?). I watched every minute of this video and loved it!
Your videos are awesome and really bring to light what this sport (for us everyday ultra marathoners - if I can say that) is all about. So many of these videos are filled with emotion and larger than life etc. etc. and I'm not saying it's not that but sometimes I feel like saying "Bring it down a notch" which you do perfectly in your videos. This stuff is supposed to be fun and we chose to put in that training and enter these big races so if we can't have some fun with it all what is the point. Keep the videos coming bud!! The "not actual footage" made me laugh:)
Ha, thanks! That's why there's so much footage on the way out but barely any on the way back, I wasn't in the mood... Plus there were times I completely forgot I had a camera, wasn't my top priority at the time!
Great video and gritty performance. Glad to see it paid off with qualifier or I'm guessing it would've not been worth it. Thx for showing that aspect as I think many people ignore the after impacts!
As someone who's never run more than 3 miles in life, this is mind-boggling to me, pardon my ignorance. What is it like running in the night in the race, completely alone? Isn't it scary? What goes on in your mind?
Ha, it used to boggle my mind too. Depending on the race, other people are always a few minutes away. The race leader got chased by a moose at this race once (in daylight), everyone else has people in front of them clearing the way. I got surprised about 1:30am with a moose coming from the side crossing the trail, I didn't see it until it stepped right in front of me. That's rare through, no point in worrying about it!
Amazing job man!! Loved the video!!! I did have a question, I'm also from the gta with some mountain ultras coming up, where do you train for trails and hills? I've been doing kelso / hamilton stairs but I feel like my options are limited
Same, I usually head out to the Bruce trail in Burlington/Hamilton. I'm near credit river so I have some local trails but lots of repeats on the hills. If you head north, some great trails at Hockley Valley. None of these will compete with mountains, but repeats and hilly trails will get the job done. Glad you liked the video!
I finished Tahoe 200 last year walking backwards down the ski slope... and across the finish line....backwards. You can check the finish line photos...
So fun, thank you. I mean, sorry you were hurt in the end (what was it anyway? Never mind, it’s probably here in the comments) but thanks so much for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! An extreme case of compartment syndrome, basically a really bad shin splint which took a couple months to heal. All good now, looking forward to next year!
Glad you enjoyed it! I don't make videos frequent enough, been injured this year so no races, would have been some epic videos with Western States but I had to withdraw. I'll get more videos out next year, thanks!
Hey man, great story and great effort! I am curious about your shin, and swelling because I have experienced exactly the same a week and a half ago, when I did my first 100 mile race! Had shin pains which were especially bad on downhills, and after the race I had significant swelling which is almost gone now, and it's been like 10 days. What type of injury would you describe this as? I was nervous for a stress fracture and got x-rayed but there was none. And how was your recovery from it? I still have pains from certain movements, but it is coming down day by day it seems, but the progress seems to be slowing.
Sounds the same, I got xrays and ultrasound as I was worried about a stress fracture as well, which came back negative. Swelling was really bad at first, looked like I'd been hit with a baseball bat on the lower shin. Basically really bad shin splint, or compartment syndrome where the muscle swells up bigger than the sheath it's in. Took almost a month for the shin and ankle swelling to go down, but at least 2 months until things were pretty much back to normal. Not fun, but give it time. I've been doing exercises for my shin to make sure it doesn't happen again. Congrats on your 1st 100!
Awesome video! You have a terrific sense of humor, very entertaining. Good luck at WS! We finished within 3 minutes of each other back in 2013. I hope the temperature is better for you this year! My wife and I are heading to the Haliburton Trail Race in September. It would be great to meet you. Are you registered this year?
Ah 2013, it was the 2nd hottest year on record, congrats on the finish! I unfortunately had to withdraw from WS this year, so it's back to the lottery. Not registered for Hali this year, my plans are up in the air for now. Have fun, it's a great race!
Good stuff, it's a great race. Elevation didn't effect me as far as I could tell. It's hard to tell how much fatigue is from the distance and hills or from the altitude. As a comparison, I DNFd Leadville with altitude sickness many years ago, but no issues at Bighorn. Have fun!
It didn't! Unfortunately I had to withdraw as a medical precaution which turned out to be nothing! Horrible timing, but I pulled out prior to the race so I keep my lottery status going forward.
Do you carry a pistol with you? One time a buddy and I were tracking a carabao, and oh boy it turned on us fast. Scared the shit out of us, as we slowly backed away, and got out of there. Now I always bring a fire arm in the woods.
Nope, but one of the aid station volunteers had one. Not that he would be there in the middle of nowhere when I need it. The race leader got chased one year and hid behind a tree to keep the moose away.
The photo on the wall of you eating popcorn 😂. Great video, always entertaining.
Thanks Jeff! The picture is still on the wall…
Appreciate the beta on Big Horn 100 & seeing how you get it done. Bravo!
Thanks! Hopefully it's useful for others doing the race, although it was a very dry course compared to 2023.
Love the video and editing style. Really like how you do the narration and mix in humour. The part where presumably your daughter recreates the last downhill part, and you being Randy, was epic. Super creative and congrats on an awesome race.
Thanks! My daughter loved it, but she had to keep her mouth shut and not tell mommy until she watched the video, mission accomplished!
that was awesome mate - very entertaining, whilst showing how tough it was. Kudos!
Thanks!
I just hit the bell that way I never miss one of your videos ;-) Also, just noticed the picture on the wall of you sitting with your popcorn! LOL!!!
Ha, I always pop in a few little things that not everyone will notice, good eye!
Watching from Australia. Thanks for the sense of humour and perspective. Gorgeous location.
Thanks! Scenery was breathtaking, I loved it there. There's a few races in Australia I'd like to do but it's a little out of the way for me!
Not sure how i missed this video. Beautiful course. Thanks for filming the race. I think i need to add this one to my list.
Most scenic race I've ever done, loved it!
Always makes my day to see a new video from you pop up! Good job on the race and for getting your WS bib. In the past I suffered from shin splints. I used an old 1 gallon ice cream pail with some sand in it for conditioning. Whenever I was setting at my desk or at home I put the handle over my foot, behind my toes and just did toe lifts... lots and lots of toe lifts. Between that and limiting the amount of road running I did I put them behind me. Best of luck on your training. Don't be a stranger.
Thanks Mike. I have indeed started some strength exercises on shins, the injury was due to my left shin being too weak which is a little odd as this has never come up before. The pail sounds like a good one, you can adjust the weight as needed, I'll give it a go.
Keep racing and making these videos. They are amazing. Best ultra videos in UA-cam.
Thanks, glad you enjoy them! I have fun making these, I'll keep them coming
Thank you for documenting your race
I found your channel this week. And i already saw all of you videos. Just amazing! Best trail running youtuber out there. Congrats man..keep it coming
Thanks! I started bringing my camera to races about a year and a half ago, you can see the slow improvement with each video, still learning and having fun doing it! Glad you enjoyed them
That was so entertaining ! Defo some of the best ultra videos out there! Go go 🇨🇦!!!!
Thank you! Glad you liked it
What a fun video and a great look at the Bighorn! Mike (my husband) just finished #203 at Mace's Hideout 100 in Colorado. We are heading back to Bighorn this year.
Hey Sandra! That's insane, I just bought your book btw, but you may need to add some chapters as the adventure continues. Loving it so far, great tips and insights. I just added a link to your book in the description
I just found your channel. Great videos and nice editing!
Greetings from a fellow ultra runner from Finland!
Hei! Glad you enjoyed it!
The popcorn picture on the wall, with you on the couch with popcorn LOL
It’s still on the wall, I think I’ll just leave it there!
Well done, both race and video. Thanks for posting, I enjoyed the watch.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Your storytelling is excellent. Plus, this race is one of my dream races. You’ve earned an eager follower. Thanks for letting us in on your journey.
Thanks! I loved this race, might go back eventually, but I have a few others to take care of first. I highly recommend it!
I ran that race with you! Saw myself 3 times in your video. I was the guy in the red Team Beef jersey. So much pain and fun!
Ha! I'm sure it brought back memories! Loved that race...
@@afewmominutes it really did!
This was so awesome, thank you so much. Really funny in parts but inspiring more than anything else 🏆🏆🏆
Thank you! Who says inspiration can't be funny? Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Brought back some good memories.
Also love your style. Great editing. Hopefully more to come.
Thanks Robert, glad you enjoyed it! More to come eventually...
Great video. Hilarious editing and awesome popcorn bowl.
Thanks! I actually broke the door on the popcorn machine making this, my wife was not happy
You make the best ultra race videos! Always thoroughly entertaining and well put together. Well done for pushing through the pain to get your reward. Can't wait to see the next race video 👍🏻🏃♂️🙂
Thanks Mark!
Such a fun and entertaining video! Thanks for doing what you're doing!
Thanks Clint!
happy to be your 999th subscriber. This is how ultra vids should be made. Very much enjoyed this first viewing of A Few Mo Minutes production. Looking forward to catching up on your others.
Thanks Matt, glad you enjoyed it! Still learning as I make these so you'll notice the production value getting better (or worse!) compared to some of the first few videos, but I'm having fun! I'll put out another one soon, been a slow year for running with some injuries. Thanks!
Great video! Thank you for documenting your adventure. Congratulations on your finish! 🎉
Thank you!
Well done sir, thank you for sharing !!!
Thank you!
Way to Push The Run Mo!!! Keep up the wild effort Brother!!!
Great effort. Some fantastic countryside. Well put together film. Best wishes on the next.
Awesome vid as always. You rock dude!
Best of luck for WS. I'm looking forward to seeing the video of that one as you totally crush it.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Unfortunately I had to withdraw from Western this year which really sucks, it will be back to the lottery for next near!
Hahaha! I love the way you edit/tell the story. You had such a big bowl of popcorn!!! LOL! Surprisingly, watching your video makes me even more excited to run my first 100 (next year?). I watched every minute of this video and loved it!
Awesome Chad! Which race are you looking at for next year?
@@afewmominutes UTE 100... Kinda scared 😳 hehe
Awesome coverage! Thanks for making it so insightful and entertaining! Love your humour! Way to represent Mississauga!
Thanks Marco!
Good luck at States🎉
Congratulations Morgan! Fantastic recap and top notch editing!🎉🎉💐💐
Thanks Agnes!
Wow Mo , awesome video! Thanks for putting it together I watched it doing my daily run at work today.
Hey Ron! Glad you enjoyed it... I'm sure I'll see at some races later this year
Keep the videos coming! This was the best ultra video ive seen in a long time 👍
Thanks Joshua!
Awesome content ❤keep it up and fingers crossed for the next Adventure!🎉
Thank you!
This looks like a great event.
It was indeed! I was lucky to attend during one of the drier years, it's normally all mud. Great course and event for sure.
Your videos are awesome and really bring to light what this sport (for us everyday ultra marathoners - if I can say that) is all about. So many of these videos are filled with emotion and larger than life etc. etc. and I'm not saying it's not that but sometimes I feel like saying "Bring it down a notch" which you do perfectly in your videos. This stuff is supposed to be fun and we chose to put in that training and enter these big races so if we can't have some fun with it all what is the point. Keep the videos coming bud!! The "not actual footage" made me laugh:)
Thanks! I couldn't agree more, we choose to be there so might as well make the best of it. Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video! Now I have to go and watch the rest of your videos.
Thanks! You'll notice a difference with the early videos, I'm still learning what I'm doing! Having fun though
@@afewmominutes Doing good from where I am sitting. I've got up to a 50 miler myself. My hope is to qualify for WS some day.
Dang what an effort
So impressive
Well done! Great video!
It’s hard enough to do the 100 let alone document the journey
Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Ha, thanks! That's why there's so much footage on the way out but barely any on the way back, I wasn't in the mood... Plus there were times I completely forgot I had a camera, wasn't my top priority at the time!
We need Mo videos like this!
Have always enjoyed your uploads Morgan. Another great one. Keep up the great work 💪🏻
Thanks!
Dude you are hella funny! Best 100 mile vid. Time to run the San Diego 100
Thanks! San Diego sounds too hot without snow to put in my hat
Amazing vid! i hope to see more of these!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! 2023 was a year of injury so no race videos, but I have a bunch lined up for 2024 so some video will follow, I'm overdue!
Great video and gritty performance. Glad to see it paid off with qualifier or I'm guessing it would've not been worth it. Thx for showing that aspect as I think many people ignore the after impacts!
Thanks! I unfortunately had to withdraw from Western this year, but still worth it!
This was awesome man! Congrats 👏
Thanks!
Hey, that was super great! Congrats!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
As someone who's never run more than 3 miles in life, this is mind-boggling to me, pardon my ignorance. What is it like running in the night in the race, completely alone? Isn't it scary? What goes on in your mind?
Ha, it used to boggle my mind too. Depending on the race, other people are always a few minutes away. The race leader got chased by a moose at this race once (in daylight), everyone else has people in front of them clearing the way. I got surprised about 1:30am with a moose coming from the side crossing the trail, I didn't see it until it stepped right in front of me. That's rare through, no point in worrying about it!
Hey!! I love this video!!! I'm here identifying as "The Foot Lady"!!! Great job!!!
Ha, that's hilarious! We meet again... I could have used your services at a few races but I was ok that day!
Love the attitude “humor “ and video great job, I smashed the like button ✅ and subscribe ✅ now to binge watch your videos 🤙🏽
Ha, have fun! My production value is slowly increasing with each video, I learn something new every time
Love your style of film making!
Thanks Donald! Glad you enjoyed it! Its fun to make just takes me forever
Nice video - really enjoyed it!
Thanks!
I enjoy your UA-cam videos about running.
Thank you!
Amazing job man!! Loved the video!!!
I did have a question, I'm also from the gta with some mountain ultras coming up, where do you train for trails and hills? I've been doing kelso / hamilton stairs but I feel like my options are limited
Same, I usually head out to the Bruce trail in Burlington/Hamilton. I'm near credit river so I have some local trails but lots of repeats on the hills. If you head north, some great trails at Hockley Valley. None of these will compete with mountains, but repeats and hilly trails will get the job done. Glad you liked the video!
Very entertaining nicely done
I'm here to entertain... glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
I finished Tahoe 200 last year walking backwards down the ski slope... and across the finish line....backwards. You can check the finish line photos...
Awesome... due to shins or calf cramps?
@@afewmominutes Extensor Tendonitis. It hit after mile 100, so it was beyond what I have done before so who know what was going to happen/break.
@@seans7513 Yikes, way to go, that's crazy.
So fun, thank you. I mean, sorry you were hurt in the end (what was it anyway? Never mind, it’s probably here in the comments) but thanks so much for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! An extreme case of compartment syndrome, basically a really bad shin splint which took a couple months to heal. All good now, looking forward to next year!
Awesome video…no idea why you don’t have more subs, but I hope that changes soon!
Glad you enjoyed it! I don't make videos frequent enough, been injured this year so no races, would have been some epic videos with Western States but I had to withdraw. I'll get more videos out next year, thanks!
Inspiring. 💪🏼👊🏼🙌🏼🏃🏻
Great videos, dude! Love your stuff! What do you film with out on the trails?
Thanks! GoPro on the trails. I've started using Insta 360 a little, but not in this video. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@afewmominutes thanks for the info and keep on rockin' these fun videos 😁🤙
Hey man, great story and great effort! I am curious about your shin, and swelling because I have experienced exactly the same a week and a half ago, when I did my first 100 mile race! Had shin pains which were especially bad on downhills, and after the race I had significant swelling which is almost gone now, and it's been like 10 days. What type of injury would you describe this as? I was nervous for a stress fracture and got x-rayed but there was none. And how was your recovery from it? I still have pains from certain movements, but it is coming down day by day it seems, but the progress seems to be slowing.
Sounds the same, I got xrays and ultrasound as I was worried about a stress fracture as well, which came back negative. Swelling was really bad at first, looked like I'd been hit with a baseball bat on the lower shin. Basically really bad shin splint, or compartment syndrome where the muscle swells up bigger than the sheath it's in. Took almost a month for the shin and ankle swelling to go down, but at least 2 months until things were pretty much back to normal. Not fun, but give it time. I've been doing exercises for my shin to make sure it doesn't happen again. Congrats on your 1st 100!
So are you running WS this June? Great video!
Thanks Caesar! Unfortunately I had to withdraw from Western, I can't make it this year. Looks like it's back to the lottery!
Awesome video! You have a terrific sense of humor, very entertaining. Good luck at WS! We finished within 3 minutes of each other back in 2013. I hope the temperature is better for you this year! My wife and I are heading to the Haliburton Trail Race in September. It would be great to meet you. Are you registered this year?
Ah 2013, it was the 2nd hottest year on record, congrats on the finish! I unfortunately had to withdraw from WS this year, so it's back to the lottery. Not registered for Hali this year, my plans are up in the air for now. Have fun, it's a great race!
I'm sorry to hear that, I hope everything is ok.
Awesome!!!
Hutch! Thanks man
Great video!!!!!
Thank you!
Does the race sell out pretty quick? I see the registration opens in October
When I signed up it was in December, so I don't think the 100 mile sells out too quickly. That was in 2021 so it might be quicker by now
Just registered for 2024. Have done some 100 in the past. How much does the elevation effect you. I think im going to get an elevation training mask.
Good stuff, it's a great race. Elevation didn't effect me as far as I could tell. It's hard to tell how much fatigue is from the distance and hills or from the altitude. As a comparison, I DNFd Leadville with altitude sickness many years ago, but no issues at Bighorn. Have fun!
The crowd is wondering....... how did western states go !?
It didn't! Unfortunately I had to withdraw as a medical precaution which turned out to be nothing! Horrible timing, but I pulled out prior to the race so I keep my lottery status going forward.
Hope states went well !!!!
Unfortunately I had to withdraw ahead of time, it's back to the lottery for me!
@@afewmominutes I’m sorry….. next time….ps… your videos are great..!!!
Do you carry a pistol with you? One time a buddy and I were tracking a carabao, and oh boy it turned on us fast. Scared the shit out of us, as we slowly backed away, and got out of there. Now I always bring a fire arm in the woods.
Nope, but one of the aid station volunteers had one. Not that he would be there in the middle of nowhere when I need it. The race leader got chased one year and hid behind a tree to keep the moose away.
Big Horn 100! A Good Way to Ruin your summer racing lol!
But worth it! I did miss soccer though. After my shin healed up, I tore my calf playing soccer, I blame the turf! And my age...
Hope to see you back at Hyner next year !
Didn't sign up for next year, but I'll be back, that was a great course. Good luck!