The man who can run forever

[Rudee]

Better calves than Wolf.

A fawn has better calves than wolf.

[Krankenstein]

He must be a getbigger, lots of grand claims but absoloutely no video or witness evidence to back it up.

Cswine of the running world?

[Trapper_Slapper]

Is there video evidence of this? He should put a "GoPro" camera on while he runs for days, and see what happens

 

Exactly...he could use the time lapse mode or something.

My hero 3 is small as fuck, so that would be no hindrance if used with a chest mount. We're not living in 1975 anymore.

[Kwon_2]

Is he a mutant?

[illuminati]

bullshit

he won thanks to drugs. nothing superhuman about him.

Why all the Hate on Lance,
Do you Honestly believe he
Was the Only Tour De France
Rider taking Performance
Enhancing Drugs.

[240_Iz_Nutz]

Why all the Hate on Lance,
Do you Honestly believe he
Was the Only Tour De France
Rider taking Performance
Enhancing Drugs.

I have never understood that either. Those Euro boys were loaded up. I had about 3k wrapped up in a mountain bike and would ride with roadies. Almost all dicks

[240_Iz_Nutz]

Cycling is a lot of fun though road bikes never interested me. I was heading home to get ready for work one day. Got stupid trying to do silly shit like you see in magazines and just folded a Mavic 217. I was PISSED.

[Mr Nobody]

[smoothasf]

Thank god I have mavic 721s.  The drugs are exactly what increased the lactic threshold, the epo and blood doping is used exactly for that.  Lance is a great athlete, also a complete dick but pro cyclists usually are

[cephissus]

serious question, do most people build up lactic acid when running?

i don't, never have (judging by feel).

[arce1988]

  Why would any one in their right mind, want to run for 72 hours?

[arce1988]

[ukjeff]

serious question, do most people build up lactic acid when running?

i don't, never have (judging by feel).

Doesn't lactic acid build of because of lack of oxygen in the muscle?
Im sure distance runners shouldn't suffer from it, sprinters yes.

Get on a stationary bike on low tension and you can peddle all day, turn it up full torque and you burn out your legs in a few minutes.

[The Ugly]

Most runners have to stop when they reach their lactate threshold, but Dean Karnazes' muscles never tire: he can run for three days and nights without stopping. What's his secret?

What's with the blue, Basile?

[dustin]

No thong, no care.

[RUDE BUOY]

all oil

[smoothasf]

Lactic acid will still build up at low intensity unless trained, my legs will usually call it a day after about 4hours riding, the whole reason cyclist wear compression shorts ect is that it makes the blood restricted, the heart has to pump harder to push it through this area which results in the lactic acid being moved on.   

[The Grim Lifter]

Karmazes is a favorite target of serious runners. He's never posted any half-way decent running times at any distance, relative to elite and even top regional runners; yet, he's more famous and richer than all of them put together. He's essentially what they call a hobby-jogger who has built a brand no serious runner can even come close to matching.

In bodybuilding terms it would be as if someone won a local, natural show, and was the face of bodybuilding to the general public. Imagine how much that person would be hated on GB.

Lunch Trey?

[tommywishbone]

Karnazes is of course an ultra-marathon legend. I've been to one of his seminars.  After the lecture I ask him his "secret"-  he motioned for me to step closer and then looked around, as if to make sure nobody else was going to hear what he told me, he then said quietly, "Foot care, foot care is the key."

Absolutely true.

Me running in Death Valley on a portion of the Badwater Ultra Marathon course.  135 miles from Badwater Death Valley to the portal on Mt Whitney.  Starts at 282 below sea level and finishes at 8,300 elevation.  No, I did not run the entire 135 miles.

[viking1]

Karnazes is of course an ultra-marathon legend. I've been to one of his seminars.  After the lecture I ask him his "secret"-  he motioned for me to step closer and then looked around, as if to make sure nobody else was going to hear what he told me, he then said quietly, "Foot care, foot care is the key."

Absolutely true.

Me running in Death Valley on a portion of the Badwater Ultra Marathon course.  135 miles from Badwater Death Valley to the portal on Mt Whitney.  Starts at 282 below sea level and finishes at 8,300 elevation.  No, I did not run the entire 135 miles.

             Awesome!!!... Ive worked a lot with ultra cyclists(Race Across America, etc...). Definitely a different world with ultra-endurance events.

[Mr Nobody]

What is he running from?