David Goggins' AWESOME Badwater Race 

Haha I was thinking of that interview too. And that death glare as he says it

YES!!!! You clearly know what's up!

they rest at checkpoints

@@lil.bad21 supposedly goggins didn’t stop. He only stopped to go to the bathroom

it's also like 120 degrees out there

You should try it, you might like it! 🤘🏼😎

@@lil.bad21 most of the guys never rest for more then 20 mins if they wanna place as high as he did, and 20 mins would be 1 stop not 20 mins at every stop. I bet Goggins didn’t stop for more then 5 mins at any given one

Respect to you too Brother, thank you for watching! 💪🏽💪🏽

I love Goggins and I've read both his books but to be honest man, he pretty much never does anything with a smile on his face 😁

@@crashdavis721 Honestly seems like a very tortured, unhappy dude. Not just in this video ofc - anyone would be drained after something like that.

I get what you mean but the definition of a man shouldn't be to simply be able to bear the weight of the world. We are all human, and whilst I agree sacrifice is definitely necessary to achieve what you want, I think it's really a give and take. I.e., no man should have to sacrifice or the bear everything just to be called a 'real man'.

Exactly what worldly weight has he lifted on his shoulders? Running an ultramarathon is a very personal pursuit, not something which solves any problems for rest of the world.

I never noticed that change, it's definitely subtle but I guess that's how he mentally copes with such difficult tasks 💪🏽💪🏽

There's a shock to your body that doesn't really start until you stop It can can overwhelming

Completely agree Brother, it's in those times that you truly find out who you are. How your inner voice talks to you. Does it beg you to stop or push you on? The things that come through your mind and the feelings that sweep your body cannot be replicated anywhere else. It's a shame that most people don't go to that place in their body and mind. Thanks for watching Brother 💪🏽💪🏽

that’s why I love the sport of running. It’s almost like a thrill to push myself to those unbearable painful places and emerge from them a stronger person. In the moment it’s hell but afterwards it’s the best feeling in the world.

@@maximilianoventura7947 Deeper in the cave you go, the brighter the light when you emerge. Stay awesome Brother 💪🏽

You don’t know who you really are until you sacrifice everything and face the pain in pursuit of a goal

well said

Congratulations brother and very well done on this achievement! Pain is temporary and achievement takes it's place 💪🏽

Good shit brother I have much respect for you

You're a warrior, congratulations brother

What a wimp

@@Motivation_World_2023iteotribu hi

and about no.1 who reached in 22 hours....

not to forget he had a literal hole in his heart

@@hyke23i was just thinking this 😳😳 mans had half his oxygen leaking out. Like a v6 with 3 proven pistons and winning the race. CRAZY

What has that got to do with vo2 max?

In order to cover the same distance as much lighter runners in a comparable time, he has to have a higher vo2 max. He’s certainly not more efficient than them.

@@joshmiller2725 Vo2 max is not key to longer runs. It is on 5K-10K where you in zone 4 and 5. In ultra marathons you spend most of your time in zone 2-3.

Thanks for watching Brother 💪🏾💪🏾

Thank you for watching Brother 💪🏽💪🏽

David keeps saying that this is what people who want to excuse themselves from putting themselves in the fire like he did keeps saying....In his words "There is nothing special about me. I invented this guy. God did not invent me."

​@@wisdomibokette As David is my idol, I heard him say that and you made a good point. I have an opinion on that subject. I totally agree that he wasn't special at his "starting point". Who he is now, took a long and really harsh road. Most people would just quit, but he endured and embraced the pain to make himself better. My point why he is special is because besides having a difficult life, he never quit. He developed his skills beyond the world-class level (leadership, mentality, emotional intelligence, etc.). and all of this was HIS WORK! Not given by god, or any luck having a good starting point or skills. For me, that's what makes him special and what I admire about him! And gives me the strength to endure and get the best version of myself possible! As for me saying that he is special doesn't make me soft or it's an excuse for not seeking for being the best version of myself possible. It makes me wanna give my best all the time and even though I'm still *****, he makes me believe that I can follow his steps and achieve my potential! Thank you for your comment! "Stay hard" brother! 💪

He’s a dead beat dad

Such a hero, going through such pain for the sake of others 💪🏾💪🏾

Awesome story behind every great man, keep it up Brother 💪🏽💪🏽

Thanks for watching Brother, all the best to finding your calling 💪🏽

Don't EVER give up. Keep pushing.

I'm running 5km every day and exercising for days now I smoke weed snd was just comfortable and living a good life ... not anymore I wake up run exercise before I allow myself to smoke also I was a big gamer no more ... I spend 2 hrs if in a day on the pc just no time for it

Do it

Thanks for watching brother 😎

We live on a plane, stationary. Peace.

Thanks for watching Brother and thank you for your story 💪🏾💪🏾 I hope you get to meet again too

@@zoomtruth1013 Stop investing your mental energy into something easily disproven by anyone ON the Earth, even more so for those off of it. Do something more productive with your time and energy.

That would be awesome, just a full video of one of his ultras would be great to watch 💪🏽💪🏽

Thanks for watching 💪🏽💪🏽

nonsense

Glad to hear he had another positive impact on the world Brother 💪🏽💪🏽

Thanks for watching Brother! 💪🏾💪🏾

he is not special, you can do this too. rememeber that.

It’s a different plane of existence which so few people go through now because they are weak. They fear the effort. Nothing can describe the pain and pride which comes from pushing passed what you thought was a limit 💪🏾💪🏾

You got this man, make a change for the best. Pain quickly goes and achievements takes it’s place 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

You can do what ever you want Brother. It's all mental.

Me too brother.

135 miles in death valley at roughly 80-115 F is absolutely insane.

Dude boulders 💪🏾💪🏾

Start now Brother, get a head start and set a life of discipline early 💪🏽 Don't be like other people, don't even wish it. Be yourself, and you'll amaze when you 💪🏽

Fucking amazing book! shorturl.at/ekyG1 💪🏾🏆📖

He was badly injured and also age matters

and he ways 30-45 more pounds then first and second@@believer8754

Thanks for watching Brother 💪🏽💪🏽

Keep grinding man. I am turning 45 in January. The grind never stop. Stay hard

I'm 49 started from zero 10.04.23 being fat at 297lb. I coulden jog/run so i walk. Hit my first target 9,3miles 01.01.2024 3am, jogging 9,6miles. Next target is walking 21,7miles. Goal is to run a marathon 2026. Stay Hard.

@@mikaellind1873 Great work man. I got bloodwork done last fall and found out I was severely copper deficient from taking zinc supplements and iron deficient from donating blood for years. Started eating beef liver and slowly getting better, running more.

​@@mikaellind1873goggins started at 297lbs as well

train train train and train. You can do anything with enough discipline. We believe in your Brother 💪🏽 Things are tough and painful but that pain vanishes at some point leaving only victory and pride 💪🏽💪🏽

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VLADIMIR

Extremely impressive! And an improvement since the year before, he ranked 5th... against the best dedicated ultra runners on the planet!

even more impressive considering his weight, if he weighed as much as the 1st or 2nd place finishers im sure he would have smoked

@@anthonygroza1673 Exactly, this was whilst he was an active SEAL, weight training and being an all round badass too

What do you mean at his age?

@@martinvanburensleftsidebur5329 yeah he was like 30 then

On the runs, he'll stop for refueling or toilet breaks. From memory, he rarely stops for sleep or rest whilst racing these distances 💪🏽💪🏽

Goggins is a badass himself, but ultramarathon runners in general are crazy like that. There are runners who run 40 hours at a stretch without a wink of sleep, insane

All true Brother, thanks for watching 💪🏾💪🏾

Appreciate you watching and so glad his views resonate with you Brother 💪🏽💪🏽

135 miles

@@jt9113 He actually went the wrong way and did about 10 extra miles I believe 💪🏽💪🏽 Some of the signs where removed by vandals