Mind Over Matter, Setting an FKT on the Lone Star Hiking Trail

On December 14th I set off from the western terminus of the Lone Star Hiking Trail attempting to set a new Fastest Known Time (speed record). I completed the 96 mile trail in 21 hours 46 minutes and 48 seconds securing the FKT. Come along for the journey!!!

[@cathymurphy2781]

Congratulations! Loved the way you legally crossed @ Stubblefield, mile 20!

[@zenhikerjoe844]

I love that you swam across Stubblefield lake! Both legal AND true to the trail. Great job.

[@713gk]

Incredible! Great Job!

[@jennybtx]

What a wonderful dad.

[@CodyAAllen]

Great job!

[@briancswartz6411]

Great job! Also, huge props to the supportive dad too!

[@robperez3433]

Wow, stumbled across this video. Hell yeah! Great job!

[@novicehiker6897]

This is so badass! Congrats!!!

[@kemahFF]

Heck yea man, can’t wait to see what else you put out !

[@steverogers7611]

I do about three days
But I sleep most of the time, and I take full gear
I also just walk across the bridge, but I wear a mask 😷

[@billstoudt2042]

Congrats great job. have you considered the The Barkley Marathon?

[@Christiamorous]

Hello! I'm looking to run the LSHT as well (not to set an FKT though, just a test of self). I'm a former PCT thru-hiker and a finisher of multiple ultras, so this isn't just a spur of the moment thing, but I could use some advice. Is there some way I could reach out to you and ask a couple questions about your experience?