How to train for ultra running by hiking & wild camping (in the Peak District, UK...in February!)

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I'm training for the Montane Lakeland 50 by hiking with camping kit as well as the usual running about stuff. This was a hike in the UK's soggy, windy Peak District in February, trying to find the motivation to do one more hill rep. Have you trained for ultras with hiking too? Let me know in the comments below.
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@andreafluffkitten Год назад

Its a lovely area that, and easy to find hills to train on.

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Defo, love it there!

@amdelorey Год назад

Very similar training for me. Doing my first ultra 54km in September. Walked the Camino Frances 800km in April/May and then ran a bit before I was down for two weeks sick. Back tomorrow, hopefully I can run without coughing! Next week hard day hiking and week after some hiking camping along the route. Gonna train with lots of walking to get back my strong Camino legs. Thanks for your inspiration!

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Oh argh I feel your pain! So annoying to get sick but need to be patient don't we. Good luck for your first ultra! Have you seen my coach Tim Pigott's playlist on here? ru-vid.com/group/PLyZ16LRfpz0DZf7ieoLiq0145r_JDp62t Fantastic unmissable advice from him. Also available on the WGR podcast so you can listen on the run too. Best of luck! Claire

@severiner7168 Год назад

Well done! I've been there and the little voices are quite hard to silence. You did great 🙂

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Thanks Severine! Very kind of you to say, it was mainly the thought that I'd driven all that way to some hills that made me make the most of it! I couldn't drive back without giving it a bit more welly! :)

@TheUnicornPacer Год назад

Well done u did amazing! Gd luck for the 50 x

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Thank you so much!!

@TheUnicornPacer Год назад

@@wildgingerruns you're welcome lv watching ur vids x

@DavidMellorCitSci Год назад

Great topic! I'll be going on a 6 day hike with my brother this summer right at the start of my planned marathon training season.

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Fantastic! Have a great time David!

@severiner7168 Год назад

That's great! I found that a 5-6 day continuous effort is really good training. I'm sure you'll enjoy it too.

@junewong5119 Год назад

Well done for not bailing and driving home early. Good mental toughness there! Curious what shoes you chose for this adventure?

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Hey June, thank you! I defo did not feel mentally tough during this lol! The shoes I wore are reviewed here, hope that helps you out! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_mr8Sjlz2yM.html

@Labrador7 Год назад

Always hike stretches of my training runs, especially the long ones. Last year I went back to ultras after an accident and trained my first post-injury race almost entirely by hiking, speed-hiking, or very slow jogging.

@wildgingerruns Год назад

Awesome, it's a great way to train isn't it, must do more of this