I tried trail running with GB athletes (Lake District)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Trail running with GB athletes at Wasdale Head in the Lake District. A great spot for hiking, we chose to run a 19km route that took us from Wastwater up the shoulder of Great Gable, over to Kirk Fell, followed by Pillar, Scoat Fell, Red Pike and finally, Yewbarrow. With views over to Scafell Pike, this was an incredible experience, though also absolutely shattering. Great to finally do a touch of van life in Wrynose Pass in the JOG ON van.
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Thank you to Claire, Louise and Graham for joining me on this adventure, what gifted and hardworking runners they all are.
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Graham Rush actually features on one of the JOG ON podcast guest episodes (Ep 47): podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/jog-on/id1413486978
He has a fascinating life story, from hopes of being a professional footballer to running for his country. It's well worth a listen on your next drive/run.
Thank you for watching and maybe even consider subscribing for more.
You know your in the rough countryside when the sheep are the ones heckling you. Great videography and excellent running
Cheers McCarthy 🏃♂️ 🧡
Ohhh wow you really managed to.capture exactly how tough this sort of running is. I.recently ran a 50k in the Lakes with 2.7k of vertical and it was very similar to what you experienced here. 7 hours it took me to complete and its just soooo different to anything id done before.
Superb video !!
Thank you for watching. The legs were dead after this but what adventures one can have.
Appreciate the comment. Best of luck with your running.
Harry
Great video Harry - always amuses me to what the mountain goats athletes consider "really quite runnable" terrain. Love it, subscribed!
Baz, it’s greatly appreciated.
Absolutely, it would seem it’s all perspective in the world of hill running: some think of mountains as a light warm up whilst others think about their own drive as a bit steep.
Thanks for subscribing and welcome.
Harry
An epic run, not surprised your quads were done in, amazed that you managed the kettlebell workout the next day!
Cheers Barnaby 🧡
Another entertaining jog Harry. With enhanced scenery.
You are a great example, but if I ever take that particular route it will be wearing hiking boots. The 26 metre elevation from the Flats to the third kilometre marker on Southampton parkrun is enough for my tired old running legs.
Keep up the good work.
Another great one Harry. I love fell running, but it’s hard to explain to someone how painful yet enjoyable it can be. I’m always in awe of the speed and fitness of so many fell runners…lungs on legs.
Nuts isn't it
The face didn’t hide the pain!! The hills are a killer to us southerners🤣🤣
Trying to find the inner mountain goat Stuart, not sure it surfaced...
Cheers for watching
Fantastic Harry- you did it! Wonderful views and achievement
I couldn’t feel my legs after Charmian. Thank you for always watching
Harry
New to your channel, but love how down-to-earth & fun your running videos are :) An amazing run!
Thank you, that's appreciated
Well done Harry what a lovely run
Thank you Northern Ninja! It was really tough
The runner at 3.26 ( no shirt) is Joe Dugdale under 23 champion and winner of many quality fell/mountain races! He's a top bloke too 😃
Amazing, thank you for letting us know
What a runner.
Great workout Harry Morgan.
A small molehill to you. Thank you Alex
Brilliant Harry! What incredible views!
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I’ve just got back from the French alps. Being climbing and trail running for a few weeks. I’ve got blisters the size of my heals but one day back and I’m already feeling the alpine withdrawals. This looks like my kinda pain. I’ll be putting this on my to do list for sure. Great effort buddy and great video. Keep up the good work and keep those knees up 🏃🏻💨
Thank you so much, hoping you've found more adventures since writing this comment
@@thisisjogon just a cheeky climbing weekend in the lakes district. I started working the harvest season 2 days after writing that, working 66 hour weeks and walking up to 12 marathons a month on my step counter so little time and energy for adventures. The season is just finishing now and I can hear the mountains calling me. Time to dust off the running shoes 🏃🏻💨
There is a run from Aspin to Crested Butte, one fron Lake city to Silverton and a 100 miler ( aprox 160 km ) near Salt Lake city. My favorite is up 1 end of Sandia pk in Albuquerque along the top to the other end then back down .
Will have to check it out
Howling. Honestly, really made me chuckle. Often get asked why I don't run fast. Yeah vertical kilometre every few miles might be the reason. You should give the edale skyline challenge a try.
Thank you Debbie, I laughed after it was over.
Absolutely, some superb race options out there.
Harry
Gotta say that thumbnail is absolutely amazing
Appreciate that Adam, literally about to click publish on a new video - the thumbnail is quite different from this one!
Really great to watch, as you say; another entirely different level those guys with that specific training! Nice vid
Mental, they just fly
Another great video ... that was some brutal elevation no wonder your quads felt dead. Ran leg 1 of the Cotswolds Way Relay on Saturday, 19k also, but only a measley 448m elevation gain. Looking forward to the next video 🎬👍
That's awesome Colin - a large section of the Cotswold Way is my home turf. 102 miles of some beautiful English countryside.
Hope the family are well
Harry
@@thisisjogon Family all good thanks Harry, hope same with TeamMorgan. Chipping Campden - Stanway House was my leg, whilst I didn't appreciate a 3am alarm to make the 7am start the route itself more than made up for it. Even on a drizzly & misty Saturday morning it was a fabulous place to run.
Great video Harry, such a nice place to run.
Cheers Tim, it was pretty mental. They are excellent runners.
Hope you’re doing well.
Harry
Great work Harry! I want to do the Great Escape on Dartmoor in the southwest next month and this was the final push I needed I think 👍🏻
Excellent Seb best of luck with it
as a fan of flatter runs I'm very impressed!
This was very tough
This is like poetry!
It didn’t feel like it at the time Alfie!
Haha Harry..... That was painfully hilarious!!🤣🤣🤣❣
Glad you enjoyed it Stuart
Another great video Harry. As for it being hard... your thoughts will be turning to the Bob Graham Round before you know it ;)
Makes one wonder how Bob Graham participants keep their legs by the end of it.
Thanks for watching Sally
What a beautiful video. Snowdonia calls me.
Go for it, be safe and enjoy
4:54 😂 nice to see this after hearing you talk about it. Looks like hard work!
I was a human running with gods.
Thank you for watching
You deserve more subscribers. Great video. Well done. 😀
Very kind to say, thank you for watching and commenting G-STAR
@thisisjogon Great video! Would love to see more trails! And I’d love to see you try Lyme Park Park Run!! Not the hardest, but certainly in the top 10 🎉
Cheers for watching 👋
Love it. Your are good storyteller. Keep up the good work
Glorious comment
Great vid!😃🏃♂️
cheers David
The Bourne Woods are quite hilly enough for me I think!
Absolutely - fells such as Great Gable, you realise they really are quite massive when you’re there looking up at them
So underrated
The channel? Thank you if so haha
Appreciate you watching and commenting
All the best
Harry
Great video Harry but the downs are the best part!
I’ve enjoyed the odd down in my time, but these were mildly absurd. Just the steepness, required a constant tense of the quad which lead to real leg fatigue.
Hell of an adventure.
Tiring but soo good isn’t it.. Just did my first “run” to summit of Snowdon via Rangers path, and down the Llanberis path.. Lot to be said for a good power hike and walking poles 😬.. legs felt so much better on the way down when you finally get to flatter sections and you can let the brakes off a bit.. didn’t stop me tripping due to tired quads and taking a dive though, probably my first “this is gonna hurt” fall whilst running.. now nursing a bruised rib and an offending stubbed purple toe.. I’d do it all again tomorrow… if I could 😂 without the dive hopefully.
Great comment - and a great anecdote. I’ve fallen on Snowdon the last 3 times I climbed it. Likewise, the quads just not functioning quite the same after a few hours.
Thanks for watching jamstaa69 it’s appreciated, all the best with future mountains you run up!
Harry
Dam that's not an easy thing to go do
It really wasn’t
Great effort on keeping up with the mountain goats. To be fair, your pace was good - its pretty much Bob Graham Round pace - there's a challenge for you ...
Thank you, Ha. I must bow to the Bob Graham - what a challenge that is.
Thank you for watching
Do you think this kind of running will make you faster on the road? I have a 3 year plan starting in 2023 to run a sub3 marathon and need to make some training plans!
It’s an interesting question, some believe so, others will stay away from it. My gut feeling it once a week this would be beneficial but it’s different for everyone
The only kettle I will grab will have a spout on it.
Great comment
What running vest are you using? Cheers
Hey Harry (great name)
It’s a Salomon Adv Skin 12
This one is from around 2 years ago but the design won’t have changed much.
I’d recommend it it’s been excellent for my long runs.
All the best,
Harry
To be fair to you, you were running with far more weight in your back pack than they were. It's a lot easier to run light in the mountains. You need a high lactic acid threshold too, and they will have developed this over time, you won't have even with lots of mountain hiking etc, it requires speed over terrain to do it, or a big up climb as you discovered.
Appreciate you watching - it was only a light rain coat and spare top that filled up pretty much my entire ultra vest so it looks I'm carrying a lot more than I was. I think we can blame the fitness even more ha
Thanks for commenting Plant Based Guru, all the best with your own adventures.
Harry
OOF that guy's thighs, I'm blessed enough to see them everyday♥️
If he watches this video, then it’s all been worth it for that alone Emma
@@thisisjogon he came across this video by accident and was quite surprised
@@emmaandrews756 absolutely amazing. Say hello and thanks for stopping by to explain what he was doing.
@@emmaandrews756 could you please explain the game in more detail and who organises it?
At least by doing Yewbarrow last you get to forget about how tired you are because your bricking yourself whilst climbing Stirrup Crag.
Well exactly, it’s all about the distraction techniques Joel