Leadville 100 Race Recap 

Great job Nick!!!

Such a Leader! Good job Sir! Always enjoy watching your journey🏁🏃‍♂️

GO One More!! Now you have to do One more 100!! lol Thanks for the inspiration.

Solid work Nick! I lived in Leadville for 3 years and that elevation is no joke!

Love ya brother. G1m

😂😂😂

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Gotta freak him out more by doing two 100's in the same year

Yes, hopefully it features the 6 50 year olds who had a better time. The fake natty prophet bare will probably make it as if he was the only one who faced adversity.

All this hate is surprising 😮

Hi, Look up Chris McDougall Author on IG, his books about running and running with good form. He’s a bigger guy, 6’4 I think. Good luck on the marathon!!;) I’m doing my first half in October!!

Wait, Nick didn’t win?

Something 'fishy' about this finish...

I am intrigued.

@@stephenrambold204 how so?

What is ‘fishy?’

That would be very interesting and would get a ton of views

David Goggin’s mental strength and resilience overcomes all of Nick’s preparation. I respect Nick, but these fancy gadgets to acclimate to altitude and the such aren’t what races like these are about. Goggins doesn’t whoop Nicks ass on times when it comes to running because Goggins is just a better runner than Nick, Goggins feeds off the pain, like he says himself “every foot strike hitting the ground is how I feed myself”. Watching Nick is nice and his business is admirable but when it comes to dominating the mind and being ruthless, Nick isn’t even at a tenths of what Goggins is.

@@njt-3274 Thank you! I was starting to think I was the only one that knew how much of a joke this guy is.

Guys simmer down. I don’t believe he said anything about being an elite endurance athlete. He loves to train and build his brand, Thats his goal with milestones in these events.

I dont' think this should be a dick measuring contest between the two. It would just be interesting to see two different guys talk about their approach to running long distances.

Well he was at 1 oder 2% Recovery the next day :D

Then get outta here & go watch some more Greg Douchette videos buddy

@@way2sexy2count will do my brother. enjoy the false prophet and keep buying supps

NOW sports, unflavored isolate is the way to go. Best for your wallet and no filler, artificiap sweeteners or crap.

Supplements are overrated. I like Nick but his supplements aren't anything special

Kristopher, can you address his fake 100 mile ruck video from two years ago. He claimed to do a 100 mile ruck in 30 hours with 50 lbs on his back. The video is missing over 70 miles of footage and he does it on the side of the road while avoiding traffic. Here it is for the record: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-403VR8NQgVQ.html A number of ultrarunners, I myself have completed the C&O canal 100, are questioning the validity of that ruck, as he is moving at a much slower pace from the start then what would enable a 30 hour finish -- not to mention the missing footage and countless breaks. Before you buy his supplement, watch that video.

Kris, congratulations on your finishes. You are clearly an excellent ultrarunner. It is sad that Bare seems to have faked a 100 mile ruck video from 2 years ago. I have to agree with the other posters on this chat, and the one that was deleted...Bare is just not what he says he is.

How so

@@colekeel6394 he thinks he’s really good, but he’s not very good.

@@alanmaher8090 Oh yeah I see

@@alanmaher8090 Why be a hater? you’ve never run 100 miles in your life

@@ItzAGeneralChannel It's quite disingenuous to reduce any detractors to being "haters". I love nick's videos, but his ego is growing faster than his fitness. If he reads these comments, it's good to get an idea of how some people perceive him. Any feedback is good feedback.

You sound like a jealous, weak bxtch 🤧 Stay mad.

@@vbm2119 you sound like a dweeb who follows another dweeb. Kick rocks before an alpha male shoves you back in a locker.

This is a good theory! On top of this, i thought what if his midback/ribs joints were getting stiff due to the vest he was wearing and the rotational pattern of the area while running. However due to the drastic change in elevation that he’s not used to, it could have been a physiological response. But, could be a combination of factors that contributed to the difficulty of breathing.

@@emilylaudi8151 agreed! I’ve experienced this in ultras before even while not wearing a vest or being at elevation. Particularly, my first time running further than 10 hours I felt a similar response - my chest was just having a hard time expanding even though I was fed, hydrated, and my muscles felt they still had some left to give. Having weight on top of the chest from a vest would make the in/exploratory muscles have to work even that much harder.

@@reeseslobodianuk773 he's on gear, so make sure you factor that into your equations

@@stephenrambold204 whether or not, it’s interesting examining performance limitations for training alterations.

You should skip the little stuff and do a 100.

Haha when I'm at that point I want to for sure. Gotta keep training & work my way up! 💪💯

@@KeganFergusonYT Nah, I mean if this roided liar can bum one out you can too. Most ultra runners are 45, not that fit, and tough as nails. go one more

Interesting. How's he a liar. And true. Well I'm not 45 yet ha. If I do though I'll be sure to post it up on my channel.

Ah, I remember that video. Hmm.

No amount of gear can help you finish that alone…he was an army ranger…getting the shit kicked out of him is familiar territory. He was well trained from other endurance events as well.