Running to the Limits - Trailer

Trailer for Marathon Running Documentary on Channel 4 in January 2010

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[TheQuietObserver01]

@greathouse202 Agreed. It is also one of the purest and most basic expressions of human movement, which adds to the 'ultimate' factor. Cycling involves a machine, and humans are generally pretty lame in the water. Not that we can't do it though, it's just not as natural as running

[proteanview]

At 39, I started cycling. I love cycling, but whole idea of needing equipment didn't vibe w/ my sense of freedom. Like swimming, I need a pool or a beach. With cycling comes flat tires... tools... upgrading pedals, tubes, tires, rims and seats. All of this paraphernalia and cost.

Then I started running. It didn't require anything more than I already had. At 40, I ran my first marathon.

[Rads3001]

Running, the purest form. For thousands of years, to get to A to B we ran, to hunt we ran.

We may not have the speed of a tiger, a lion, a cheetah, but we last, we endure. We run.

[shmana]

@soldierside365 hahaha

[RainstormInSpace]

@proteanview you should try rock climbing. you can do it with equipment but there is also the form of naked climbing - where you climb by yourself without any safety equipment, just you and the rocks under your hands, big sense of freedom but also can be quite dangerous.

[BRusso93]

The ultimate test to the human limits is not the marathon. The ultimate test is the Ultra Marathon. Ask David Goggins.

[BRusso93]

@mushuwushugrand Nut up or shut up.

[DurhamRebel]

@soyeldiego86 lmao im a xc and track runner and i thought the same thing

[soldierside365]

@mushuwushugrand

whilst training for a marathon? 

[soyeldiego86]

no, i dont think i have what it takes...

[lubdub1990]

@mushuwushugrand though indeed !!