Imagine one second the path you have been walking on for the past 10 years has completely changed, you feel attacked by many obstacles you’ve never seen before. In 2019, I felt a lot like Frodo: As in the character
…her words filled me with the resolve to continue, not only to the end of this fucking stage, but right to the very end of this incredible race…
“You do not know what pain is yet”, says Niander Wallace to Deckard. “You will learn.”
People who know me have probably noticed that wherever I go, I wear my headset most of the time. The reason is that I am always lost in my thinking, I am constantly trying to solve a problem in which
You’ve done a 100km ultra marathon before, how hard could a 70km be? Said the voice in my head, as if stoking coals of Lucifer’s fire. Well, the September 2017 Hakusan Shirakawago Ultra 70km certainly sounded like a fun
Soon after crossing the finishing line at Nobeyama 100k (classic runner’s thing), I was already thinking about Shirakawago that holds a dear spot in my heart, a redemption race sort to speak. This year was my 3rd participation but this