I Tried Walking For 100km And IT WAS HELL | BRUTAL CHALLENGE
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Some of the toughest challenges can be found on the high-stakes tables. However, today Ben faces a whole different kind of challenge. The mammoth undertaking of walking 100KM in just 24 HOURS! How will he fair facing the daunting task ahead?
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I will try again! 100km I am coming for you!
Sag gerne wann,hab einige 100km wie in Hamburg und Sylt geschafft und würde Dich zu gerne bei deinem nächsten Marsch unterstützen😃Grüsse aus Hamburg,Dir weiterhin viel Erfolg und Danke für RaiseYourEdge👍🏻
@@Sony-76 SHEEEEEEEEEEEESH good luck us
you say you were dissapointed because you wanted to push yourself to the limit , well you did push yourself to your limit as your knee or knees couldnt take any more and you found your sticking point . dont be over hard on yourself
@@Sony-76 Vielleicht machen wir naechstes mal mit einer groesseren Gruppe :)
@@RaiseYourEdge Gerne,dann rocken wir das😉
This is the exact type of video I needed today thanks Ben keeping pushing
I thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail and averaged about 25 miles/day and I give you props because 54km is solid for going into your challenge without training. On the Appalachian Trail it usually takes about 1-2 weeks before peoples bodies acclimate to the physical stress. Most people can barely manage more than 12-15 miles / day the first week. At about the halfway point of the 2000 mile journey 20-30 miles each day is routine and easy for most people... which shows how capable the human body is at adapting to whatever environment.
Shoes are a big thing people struggled with on my hike. Ball of foot pain/soreness (improper footwear) can be brutal... took me 3 different pairs of shoes before I sorted that issue out.
Hi Micloren, what kind of shoes would you recommend for the kind of hike you done? thanks
@@positivevibes201 Most people switched to a minimalist or trail-runner shoe with a highly flexible sole. I personally ended up doing 70% of the hike in the 1st gen Nike Free running shoe.
Funny anecdote: About a weeks hike into the Appalachian Trail there is a road crossing that has an outfitter that a lot of people stop in to swap or send home gear. Theres a tree out front with hundreds of shoes tied to it from people who realized the same pain & biomechanics issues I did.
Thx for the video Ben! Really inspiring stuff!
I own the TMC, so you have not only been my poker coach, but my mental coach as well!
For the people who want improve, and for the people who actually listen, these kinds of videos have a ton of value!
Happy to be your coach! Thanks for the trust.
Really cool that you do stuff like this. Comfort brings weakness and complacency.
Well done, you did go to your limits 👍 on my own journey for distance but running. It's hard going but consistency in preparation is everything.
I often gain strength from Ben's videos when I'm having a hard time because of bad beat all day. As in poker, it is painful to face unwanted consequences, but I think it will pay off someday if you focus on the process. Good luck ben
Happy to hear that.
Wow the landscape out there is beautiful. The trees changing colors reminds me of where I grew up in New England
Thanks for sharing Ben! Quite inspiring. Want to try 100km as well, but I will start with 50km first :-)
I like your message, although after completing several ironmans, multiday fasts, cold/heat exposure, intense meditational retreats and the list goes on... I can still fuck up my brm rules and go crazy when I get some badbeats, bad runs etc. and I feel I could do anything phisically, but it's still freakin hard for me to deal with my mental game during poker, and I feel bouncing back from these states in poker is the biggest thing that helps me to get stronger in dealing with these and not really the other "harder" challenges that are for some reason way easier for me.
How important is Poker for you in your life?
Cool challenge, it takes a lot of mental and physical virtues to complete it, you demonstrating all of them not only in poker tables.
Better luck next time Ben!! Failure is just a part of the pathway to success. Learn, adjust and try again like I know you are planning 👍🏻
Hello from China ;-), these are the results from my latest walking challenge. I will also share this information on other RUclips channels and try to motivate people as much as possible!
Date: 11 May 2024 (starting time 04:24)
Place: Beijing, China
Weather conditions: Perfect
Distance: 100.28 km
Total time: 19 hours 01 min
Walking time: 18 hours 39 min
Breaks: 1 (at 54 km)
Food: 1 kg oranges, 7 L water, 1 burger
Health challenges/problems: Non-serious (some blisters)
Training: 40 days x ca. 15 km walking
in swiss military there is the final march of 100km if u doin the officer school.... I did it. thats a mental challenge... feet feel like they are bleeding. chapeau
Ben, that was a fine effort esp given your lack of being match fit and of course the mud being quick-sand like can seriously fk with your head so all in all you have put some Respec in your name cuzz. GG and ima think you will rock the 100 mark as soon as you put your mind to it. All the Best for this sir.
Nice video and good try. I am very unsuccessfull in poker to be honest but "proved" my abilities to myself in similar challenges. Last one was te Araroa, its actually 3049 km walk and took 129 days. And its 90% mental challenge. In the beginnig I was wasted after 15km and so but gradually depending on terrain 40-50km was no efford.
You will find that your limits are limitless, everything else is just excuses. I am sure you could do this with 3 months training. Problem is that then you will start to strech your challenges and they will be more and more extreme (and rewarding).
Thanks for the video, really enjoyed it.
Hey dude,beats sitting staring at poker tables for 24hrs eh Wd 👏🤓
Some Forrest Gump shit right there.., keep killin it bro!
Should've shown the BenCB channel some love, but fun video Ben
I did this about a month ago. Started at 3.30am and finished just before midnight. I broke it up into 3 walks and had a rest in-between. Towards the end it was pretty rough. Also I built up towards the 100km weeks beforehand which helped
Best motivation!
did a similar thing with a friend. we've crossed montreal by foot,a bit more than 63km in 14 hours. i don't see how 100km would be possible unless you have years of practice. Also when you do big hikes you should almost stretch a bit every kilometers and especially towards the end should never take big breaks.
Good job Ben, we will do it again and reach 101k #stayhard #infinity #bemore
101 it is :) !!!
I love running ultramarathons and wish I could play poker like you (Vaseline sucks. A product called Body Glide is awesome)
Good to watch a poker trying different thing
Am Anfang bist du vielleicht enttäuscht aber mit etwas Abstand siehst du deine Leistung! Gut gemacht Ben.
Hi , great effort!
I’ve ran 24 hours 10 years ago, but now aged 62 I’m planning a 24 hour walk next month, what was your daily / weekly average step count leading up to this ?
very low. I was just running one 10km run per week.
@@RaiseYourEdge wow no wonder you didn’t finish it !
It’s amazing you got so far 👏👏👏
@@Darenbranch thank you!
So inspiring mr.ben thanks for sharing.
Good video.
When you said 14, I thought 14 hours not 14kms, and I was like man you look pretty good. lol
It's always interesting to find out our limits.
Mein Respekt,wirklich klasse!!!!
Danke Andreas!
Have you considered test riding the track on mountainbikes before actually hiking it? This way you could avoid a route with non-existing bridges when you go for the "real thing".
If it weren't for the metric system I'd win every one
Get ya feet out for the lads 😋
If The Proclaimers could walk 1,000 miles, you guys can walk 61.
They've got a lot of battered mars bars to burn off though
Never mind the walking part... there's no way you're not soaked in sweat after 1-2 hours in this weather... RIP Ben
HOLY FK thats... difficult
You said it 😅
You look way happier than on the Poker tables :) Maybe you consider exchanging achieving through living.
Gute Leistung!
Next challenge, run for 100 miles.
You run out of glycogen and got zonked. Go on a ketogenic diet and go into ketosis like hunter gatherers did before agriculture. That means 30 percent protein and 70 percent fats and less than 50grams of carbs a day. You will go into ketosis and body will run on ketone bodies(fats) instead of glucose. Generally you have only 2 to 3 thousand calories of glycogen stored in your muscles and then you get zonked. Ultra distance runners go into ketosis for their races. I believe if you prepared by going on a ketogenic diet and gone into ketosis you would at least do 80 km+. Google it.
On that diet you will go into ketosis in 3 to 5 days. Also make sure you take extra salt as your body will use more on that diet. If you don't you will have what they call 'keto flu' where basically fell hot flu like symptoms because of lack of sodium and mainly potassiun. So buy 'Low salt'' salt which potassium chloride, well basically do sone research about this on the net.
@@Photonface shut the fuck up with your unscientific fad diet bullshit
@@chanb9040 Its not fad. Do some researh. Its great for type 2 diabetics.
He literally said his knees gave up. How in the world would a keto diet help with that kind of pain? Also I am fairly sure Ben knows what a keto diet, fasting and all that shit are. They have their benefits but they are not the answer to everything.
@@Photonface you do some research, all you do is a google search
If you want to be a champion you should do everything like a chmpion 😂😂😂
Deve tá muita tela..
100km in 24 hours you mad bro? lol 20 is max. good job for trying
Yeahhh man my knees and feet and hips were hurting watching this
20 isn't max tho. 30-40 is doable easily, if you want to move those feet. But 100 is crazy.
cool content.... you can do it 🙃
Respekt!
You not pushing yourself i walked 100km in scotlands mountains in terrible weather condition with no prepararion att all ,we walked becouse our friend got bone cancer. And there was over 150 people walking and under 15 didnt achieve it ,and our team was 14 people with no,prep and we walked thru it .stop dramatizing and talking to much
i started with 3500 steps a day, 121kg. if I'd walk 10km its more dramatic to me. now i can walk 40km without pain. it depends on people, their body and mindsets. some times i realised if i walked through talking to someone on phone, i get to pass by kms without knowing. doing it alone hits the mind hard to walk the same.
I recommend matcha or even better l theanine+ the right dose caffein (look it up). It puts me in a tunnel vision and i walk without effort. I often walk 10km
for the Pros the supplements phenypiracetam+cholin+l theanine+ the right dose caffein