Montane Lakeland 100 | How Hard Can It Be?

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The Montane Lakeland 100 is actually 105 miles long. But I mean, I've done plenty of 100 milers before. How hard can it possibly be?
Traversing clockwise around the Lake District, the Montane Lakeland 100 starts in Consiton and heads past Wast Water, through Buttermere and Keswick to Ullswater. It curves round and down to Hawswater, through Kentmere to Ambleside at the head of Lake Windemere, before finishing back in Coniston.
00:00 Introduction
01:55 Race Start
02:53 Laura Stephenson
04:36 Checkpoint 2 - Boot
05:10 Checkpoint 3 - Wasdale Head
05:44 Checkpoint 4 - Buttermere
06:15 Checkpoint 5 - Braithwaite
07:26 Checkpoint 6 - Blencathra
09:24 Checkpoint 8 - Dalemain
11:14 Checkpoint 9 - Howtown
12:09 Checkpoint 10 - Mardale Head
13:17 Checkpoint 11 - Kentmere
14:37 Checkpoint 12 - Ambleside
15:26 Checkpoint 13 - Chapel Stile
16:18 Finish at Consiton
17:45 Awards Ceremony
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@karstenreinhardt8633 Год назад

Congrats! Your way of narrating and filming your ultra trail adventures is on top, including the selected music. You're definitively one of the best trailrunner-youtubers!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you so much Karsten.

@hannahsmeeton2864 Год назад

Another fantastic film. I love your ultra run films. They capture the challenge so well, and also the wonderfulness of everyone involved. Congratulations on finishing.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks so much Hannah!

@konrad983 Год назад

Congratulations Stephen!!!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Konrad. That was definitely a tough one to film in the rain.

@konrad983 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun oh c'mon u did great. I wish I'd do 100 some day :) but I'm way behind your level. Great channel you have 🤜🤛

@Inspire196 Год назад

The whole series of videos have been brilliant on this. Well done - really enjoyable : )

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you so much

@richardfranklin2913 Год назад

Great effort, chapeau! Really enjoyed this series thank you.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it Thanks

@dwipurwantonugroho Год назад

Hi From Indonesia ....your film made me to do more trail running and filming documenting the beautiful scenery ...really inspiring

@ianbritton7534 Год назад

As always great story telling. Thank you.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you Ian. I do like trying to construct a story

@mickbrowne6904 Год назад

Hi Stephen. I said I was looking forward to your Lakeland video on the camping field. It was everything I expected and more. I hope you liked the Lakeland route. Even though you didn't achieve any Wainwrights. I was pleased to hear you think its harder than the Arc as its on my bucket list. Looking forward to your UTMB vid. Good luck

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Mick. It’s definitely close now I look back. I have recovered a lot quicker from Lakeland than I have done from the Arc. But I definitely lost a mental battle with Lakeland. I need to come back and learn how to beat it.

@mickbrowne6904 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun Stephen. Ground conditions this year was brutal. You can never predict the Lakeland weather. Love to see you back.

@mickeydundee1 Год назад

Great video and really enjoyable to watch. Congrats on finishing too 👍

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Mickey. I hope I wasn't too moany!!

@jonwhiteoak5780 Год назад

Brilliant Stephen, captured the essence of the whole event perfectly.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you Jon. Appreciated.

@jitkajenikova5084 Год назад

Huge congratulations! What a weekend and what a race. I've sadly DNF at Mardale Head - it was so brutal and so beautiful so I hope I'll be back next year fot the whole loop of fun and tears :-) Thank you for capturing it so perfectly!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Great effort to get to Mardale Head. Try again next year?

@martinbutton5776 6 месяцев назад

Wow, that's a great effort indeed. Well done. Good filming too.

@unamiles4661 Год назад

Really enjoyed watching this! Hoping for a place next year. Well done on getting it done!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you Una. See you soon hopefully!

@venusdepablo Год назад

Well done Stephen. What an inspiration.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank Venus

@emlyngriffith5846 Год назад

Another outstanding effort. Well done 👍🍷

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Cheers Emlyn!

@Merritt7278 Год назад

What a star, loved seeing the lakedistrict also as my goto place a couple of times a year, very hard terrain and it's unbelievable just what the body can do, I personally think you and everyone that did that is amazing. I always stay in Pooley and run the trails around that area so was great to see that. Your a massive inspiration for me and maybe one day I can puck up the courage to do one of these 100 milers.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you so much Mark. Always appreciate your support. Honestly I think many people who think they can't, can.

@johnmiller5630 Год назад

Well done Stephen. Super film, thoroughly enjoyed it.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Cheers John!

@northender2006 Год назад

Congratulations, well done. Superb documentary of the L100.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you

@shaunnicholson5389 Год назад

Awesome man! Huge Congrats. Been following you for a while now and just love your adventures. Your filming/editing is so on point and your 10,000+ subscribers all appreciated it very much. So inspiring. Bravo Sir.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you Shaun.If you can get in the lottery it's definitely worth doing.

@shaunnicholson5389 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun That would be a long trip from my home in NZ, but would be a good one.

@anthonyjpaul Год назад

Brilliant film, just brilliant. Very well done on the run as well 👍

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Aaah thank you Paul. Very kind of you to say

@humphrer2 Год назад

Brilliant Stephen. Your video really sums up what it was like. I ran with you for a while and was enduring the later checkpoints with you. In fact in your opening speech I am in the background under a massive duvet trying to get my body temperature up. Well done for finishing. You will do a better job next time!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Yes I think knowing the course actually helps in this scenario. Note I know what to expect I think I could head together a bit better. I definitely lost the mental battle on this one.

@1989Tod Год назад

AMAZING Stephen, thank you for the great story telling and well done for the finish! Considering running the Lakeland 100 next year , and it would be amazing to see you there and run together with you! Take care and see you on Zwift! :)

@FilmMyRun Год назад

I will be volunteering there next year as I have too many 100 milers next year. But I will be running it again hopefully in 2024.

@Snaerffer 2 месяца назад

Certifiable. Great video though and hearty congratulations to you!

@FilmMyRun 2 месяца назад

Haha. My wife is certainly certifiable but I am most definitely sane….! Thanks so much for watching

@crazyhazy456 Год назад

Well done sir...a marvellous effort. I hope your trotters have recovered Steve..a huge well done to all the finishers. 💪🏃‍♂️💪

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Yes I think the feet are ok now. Just a little dry skin left to pick off!!!

@davidbrunton2494 Год назад

I’ve been waiting to see how this turned out. Nicely done - captured so much of what it’s like on the course and how that final stage just does you in.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

I do wish I’d filmed more out on course in the last 10 miles. It was just so wet that in the dark the footage would have been rubbish.

@davidbrunton2494 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun yes. I’ve done it 3 times and never the same but that last 10 miles this year was something else - never seen it so wet - self preservation and getting to the finish was the main thing. Great film - thank you for all you efforts including the training films.

@50stuff Год назад

Great video. Very inspiring.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@CotswoldTrailRunner Год назад

Well done Stephen! Truly impressive, you really show grit and determination. I really can relate to not wanting to film in those dark times, but it really does bring the reality of the race and the effort you put in to the viewers. You can rest well and be assured that despite the pain, exhaustion and trench foot, you've certainly inspired me to take this race on and I'm sure many others. Thank you. Rest well.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you! Just got to make it round TDS in Chamonix now!

@kathleenbolanos 9 месяцев назад

The shape/outline of that race looks like the shape of Cambodia, the country. Anyway!! Great vid, thanks for posting!! Awesome performance

@2112Tix Год назад

Brill video, I’ve done a few ultras (not 100 miles) and know how hard it is, especially mentally, therefore great effort, you did amazingly well and I don’t know how you kept your spirits up for the duration. Inspirational.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you. I think if you’ve done a few ultras you could probably do a 100. As you say it’s more about mental strength than anything.

@JohnO66 Год назад

Fantastic film and another great effort on your behalf. Like someone else already has pointed out, you´re one of the best to document these tough races. You give us updates from almost all the aid stations and you always tell how far in the race you´ve come. And I´m glad you include the moaning and complaining. It´s part of the story😊. Also the signature comment - "my feet are absolutely shattered!!"😆😆

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Haha, it would not be a Film My Run without a moan about my feet or legs!! Thank you for your kind words Yono

@30somethingmike Год назад

Wow - astonishing effort Stephen. This looks like an amazing event, if a little challenging!! You did so well to capture the emotion and spirit of the event - thanks for sharing 👍👏 bravo

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Mike. I've just finished watching your NDW100. Nicely done. Just as hard in the hot weather on NDW as it is when it's pouring with rain in the Lakes. What's up for you next?

@30somethingmike Год назад

@@FilmMyRun thanks so much for watching Stephen, I’m honoured! Focussing on the shorter distances for a bit 30-50 miles) to try and improve my fitness / pace / experience, then going to try another 100 (arc) in 2024! Love your channel - keep up the good work

@patcarroll280 Год назад

Brilliant effort Sir. Chapeau

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you Pat

@garyspriggs2402 Год назад

Awwh amazing Stephen what a brilliant and honest view of the event we all love. I had the the pleasure of talking to your wife and yourself before you started to film the awards. You captured the highs and lows of the race so well. Congratulations on completing the 105 well deserved in such trying conditions. Hope to see you next year 🙂

@FilmMyRun Год назад

I'll be there next year but only volunteering. I have too many other 100s next year so can't fit Lakeland in. But I'll hopefully be running again in 2024.

@runningcafe1 Год назад

Wow, what an incredible and challenging course. Loved this journey. Didn't make the ballot for 2023 but this vid makes me want to keep trying

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Yes it’s definitely one of the must-do 100 milers in the country. Keep putting your name in the hat

@ChrisBranch Год назад

Wow! This is definitely on the list for me ... one day. Maybe a couple of years away 🤔 Great video and well done for getting through it ☺️🙏

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Chris. Yes it's a definite must do for any UK ultra runner. Get on it as soon as you feel ready.

@AndyUltra Год назад

Another great video Stephen and really shows what the L100 is all about. It's more than a 100 miler, its the family feel to it. Also many congratulations on finishing it. For me this year it was a DNF. I had finished the 100 miler last year but i started with a stress fracture or bad sprain on my big toe. I was nursing it and was doing well but with the sharp rocks by the time i got to 50 miles i could barely walk on that foot. The rest of the body was good but i was so worried i could mess up my foot more seriously and called it a day. To be honest i don't regret having to stop. It's what i had to do. Me and you was pretty much nearby for a big chunk of the first part and i would have said hi but i think you went past me at an aid station. After i got back to the school i was checking on you, Spencer and the rest of the people i knew who was doing it and i was so happy when you got that medal. Over 2 weeks on and i still haven't run, just nursing my foot. It is getting better though and it's already on my mind will i or won't i sign up for next year? We'll see ;) Catch you soon.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

These things happen to all of us. I remember starting NDW100 a few years ago, knowing I was injured. Got 20 miles in and had to stop. It's ok to stop. There are plenty more races.

@Mookiethedog 11 месяцев назад

This was great.....amazing adventure!

@FilmMyRun 11 месяцев назад

Yes, looking forward to doing this event again either next year or the year after

@rmjames83 Год назад

Congratulations!! It may not have been in the time you had wanted, but you kept going, 1 foot in front of the other & found the other side of some really rough patches…after all, forward IS a pace, & u made it to the finish line-a triumphant success if you ask me!!! SO well done!!!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you Rachel. I think that's all I could do from 70 miles onwards. Just keep moving forward.

@michaelcultra4496 Год назад

Brilliant video Stephen thank you for sharing. Looks an amazing adventure, maybe give it a try myself .

@FilmMyRun Год назад

If you are into 100 milers and mountain running it has to be on your list of top UK races definitely.

@michaelcultra4496 4 месяца назад

Hi Stephen. Am doing the 100 this year! Was navigation a problem?

@jennysmith8835 Год назад

Fantastic insight into such an amazing event and to complete such a tough challenge when you said you had lost the battle mentally, i am in awe as that is where most mortals dnf, its always said that you can prepare your body but it is your mind that will challenge you the most, you triumphed over the toughest challenge of all, am sure next time around you will float across those fells !!!! thanks so much for sharing your journey, i absolutely love the lakes , recover well,

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Jenny. I think it's because I have done a few 100s now and I kind of know it's going to be awful for a bit but I'm going to get through it. Experience counts a lot in these things because you've been there before and you know what it takes to finish. And yes I agree that now I've done it I can come back with a knowledge of the course and try to do better.

@jennysmith8835 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun and you actually always come across very positive even when you said you were having a rant!!!!

@frazeryoung7882 Год назад

Fantastic effort great video many make it look easy you've shown how hard it is

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Frazer. It definitely wasn't easy!!

@MarkPreston-zw4ti Год назад

What a brilliant film! I’m doing my first LL50 this year, I can’t wait!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thank you so much Mark. My only advice is take care of your feet especially if it's wet, which it almost certainly will be in the Lakes!! I think I am volunteering this year so I'll see you at an aid station somewhere en route!

@neilbeacher17 25 дней назад

Would love to see a video where you rank all the ultras you’ve done from ‘easiest’ to hardest based on things like distance, terrain, conditions etc.

@FilmMyRun 25 дней назад

I'll add it to the list of video ideas! Thanks Neil

@davidthompson3741 Год назад

Love the video and the entire series. Im tempted to enter the ballot and give it a crack next year.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Definitely give it a shot yes. Such a good run

@davidthompson3741 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun I did enter the ballot by didn’t get in this year :(! Will try again though! Maybe another centurion grand slam next instead 😂

@michaelbennett6778 Год назад

Superb filming Stephen loved it . How hard can it be? 😂💯🏃🏻‍♂️

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Turns out it's quite hard!!

@ianl4518 Год назад

Great effort and a great film Stephen. Interesting you say it’s harder than the Arc! I’ve not done either but am entered in the Arc100 next year, eek!

@whyIsItSoLoud Год назад

Depends on the weather, this year the arc100 was quite mild. My time on it was still slower than LL100 tho. Perhaps the difference is expectations? The Arc is known to be brutal with a high DNF rate but LL100 could be easily underestimated (ie not changing socks halfway!)

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Good luck with the Arc Ian. I'll see you down there!!

@ianl4518 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun Thanks Stephen but after DNFing the NC110km, I have sadly decided to defer The Arc. I just don't feel like I will be ready and need more experience down on that Coast Path. See you in 2024! I am doing WW50 on Nov12th though.

@aarongourley2443 Год назад

Great video, Stephen and top effort. I saw you at Braithwaite and again at the finish, think you were about 35 minutes ahead of me. Hope your feet were OK, mine were trashed.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

My feet took a little time to recover, but my legs were ok almost the day after. Probably because I didn't do much running!! Just trudging mostly!! haha. Well done yourself. It's no easy effort that.

@aarongourley2443 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun Thanks and similar to me, feet trashed, legs fine! 🙂I'll be back again next year for a 3rd go to try and get that magical 30hr finish. Hope to see you there.

@Ecoroof1986 Год назад

Amazing achievement well done. 2 Lakeland 50's now done and I've got a place in next year's 100 😳

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Well the number one piece of advice that I didn’t follow well enough is to look after your feet on the 100. Look after your feet and you’ll finish the race

@Nono-de3zi Год назад

Wow, I want to go there. This look so refreshing. Could break the SVP100 curse (only 54K for me this year. Tarmac was melting in the afternoon. 48% of the men and 20% of the women finished...) Congratulations Steve.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

It definitely a classic 100 mile race in the UK to do.

@michellehollins6768 Год назад

I have been waiting for this video. First, huge congratulations for finishing the Lakeland 100 absolutely amazing. I will remember your determination and grit when I'm in my first 100 in October. Hope there's a follow up video about how your training helped and if you would do anything different. Congratulations again super running 🏃‍♂️ 👏

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Oooh which 100 are you doing? I am sure you have it in you to finish. I have done a follow up video but just need to add a few bits.

@michellehollins6768 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun I'm doing the Centurion A100

@FilmMyRun Год назад

@@michellehollins6768 Awesome.Lovely one to do as your first.

@michellehollins6768 Год назад

Any tips would be most welcome

@FilmMyRun Год назад

@@michellehollins6768 I think the key is to avoid the temptation to DNF every time you get back to race HQ at Goring. As long as you get out of the door on all three loops after the start, you’ll be fine.

@andrewstorm8240 Год назад

To record this doing that run is epic

@ibrazier Год назад

another great film

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Cheers Ian

@paulmulks Год назад

I'm booked on my first ever 50 miler in April 2023, I'm feeling nervous already 🤣 To watch videos like this I a real inspiration though and to see everyone out there supporting the runners is just brilliant so well done to them! Who knows maybe I'll give this one a go in a year or 2 haha Well done, cracking effort 👏🏻

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Definitely worth having a crack. Thank you for your kind words.

@robinupton6449 Год назад

Epic! I did the 50 this year, definitely entering the ballot for the 100 next year. Can't be harder than the Arc 100 surely ?!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

With hindsight it is a tough question. My legs recovered a lot quicker after LL100 than the Arc. But at the time I was convinced it was tougher. Now I'm 50/50 again! I'm interested to hear more from others about which they think is more difficult.

@stephencsaplar6382 Год назад

Congratulations 🎉

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Thanks Stephen!

@trailsandbeers Год назад

cool video 👍 brings back great memories of 2017 when it rained a lot... mud and more mud and always wet... my feet were wrecked! I had to fix my blisters with duck tape. Have done a few 100k's but Lakeland 100 is so far my only miler, this year I'm doing the swiss peaks 360 (220 miler) 😬

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Oh wow, Swiss Peaks is hard!! Good luck with it. I think I’ll go for TdG before SP

@trailsandbeers Год назад

@@FilmMyRun thanks, I did the SP 100 last year and loved it and thought about the 170 but decided to go straight to 360. just found your channel and added to my subscriptions 👍 TDG is also a possibility for future.

@trailrunningphil Год назад

The fancy dress check point staff were quality! Awesome effort Stephen. Looks amazing. Would you have done anything different looking back?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Yes, a few of the checkpoints were in fancy dress and Kentmere was like a nightclub with the music!!

@larsberg7071 Год назад

Big congratulations on this adventure! You really did take it all out. Really impressive with the weather conditions. Great video as always. " Loads of fruit over there", haha! How is your feet, smashed i take it? Big cheers from Norway!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Hey Lars it did take a while for my feet to get back to normal!! Was a hell of a summer of running

@emilyrunsultra Год назад

The most fun you can have in 105 miles 💃🏼🕺

@FilmMyRun Год назад

I've just realised you are actually in the 525 club. Thanks for stopping my mental rot in the final 10!

@jbjerga Год назад

Fantastic film, again! Can you recommend some scenic 100 miler run i the alps / pyrenes?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Plenty of beautiful routes to run in the Alps. Of course the big event every year is UTMB in Chamonix and Val D'Aran in the Pyrenees.

@taylorlayton4508 Год назад

Way to go! Do they not give belt buckles for 100s in the UK? I guess it does seem rather American, now that I stop to think about it. Also, appreciate the longer editing, voice overs, and care taken with this one. Nice final product.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Actually most 100s in the UK do follow the Western States tradition of giving a buckle. It just happens that this one doesn’t.

@taylorlayton4508 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun Ah cool. Congrats on your race, even though a little slower than you wanted. Your training motivated me through my training for my first 100k, which I finished in stellar style. Have a fall marathon, and might do a November 50 miler... Considering bumping to 100 miles sometime next year.

@GreatGloves Год назад

Greetings from Finland!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Hi Finland. Thanks for watching!

@juststalks Год назад

How were the feet and how would you rate the speed goats for the 100 distance compared to anything else you have. Also, what could you have done to avoid trashing your feet? I have looked forward to and enjoyed the whole series. Really appreciate all the effort you have put into them.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Feet recovered well afterwards and legs recovered very quickly, mostly because I didn’t run very much!! I think I should probably have done some foot care at the Dalemain checkpoint. That might have helped. But it was just soooooo wet all the way round. Speedgoats are my go to trail shoe for long distance. The cushioning and comfort are perfect for me in 99% of situations.

@juststalks Год назад

I think your recovery is going to have been down to your extensive training. I'm booked into the arc so it sounds like the ll100 might be a good follow up if I'm looking to up the elevation. What was your best time for the Arc before taking on the live coverage?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

@@juststalks my best Arc time is 28:30

@Cobbleswl Год назад

Congratulations on the finish it really is a tough 1. Just curious, you say it’s harder than the arc but how does it compare to the UTMB TDS or CCC?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Hi! So, yes I said that in the heat of the moment after finishing Lakeland, which was particularly tough partly because of the weather. In hindsight I would say they are probably equally tough for a first timer. The more I did the ARC the easier it got because I knew it so well. As for the others. TDS is by far the hardest of all of those. CCC was tough but looking back I was probably not prepared enough for it and if I went back I'd be hoping to do a lot better than I did. If you can do the ARC and CCC then Lakeland will probably feel about the same.

@tompayne10 Год назад

Excellent, I have added this to my 'to do' list. What shoes are those?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

I wore my Hoka Speedgoat 5s the whole way. They are the perfect long distance shoe for me.

@tompayne10 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun I thought it was them. I am doing the NDW50 and torn between Speedgoat 5s and Inov8 g300s (i have both, just cant decide yet). Thanks for the videos!

@FilmMyRun Год назад

@@tompayne10 really depends how wet it is. I don’t find Mudclaws that comfortable over long distance. But if it’s really wet it might be worth the compromise.

@tompayne10 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun I did it last year in Torrents, it was very dry (just missed the finish cut-off as i was ill). I have the trailfly 300 (not the mudclaw), they feel pretty similar to the Speedgoats.

@TheAntwerpTapes Год назад

great effort, stupid question maybe but what is that magic stick you're keeping your cam up with? baffled me.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Hi there. There's nothing magic about the stick! It's simply a blind spot below the two lenses of the 360 camera. This allows the stick to appear invisible....which is handy

@jpk91 Год назад

Does somebody recognize the pack that Laura is carrying at 3:29?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Jan did you ever find out what the pack was? I could probably ask her for you.

@jpk91 Год назад

I don't think I did 😂

@philgee5220 Год назад

Gosh you are so late to the party. Cant believe its taken you so long to get round to doing it considering you've done some other mammoth stuff. I think, and this may apply to you that a lot of people are put off because its classed as being self navigating and you need to be able to read a map and follow a road book buts its not like the Dragons Back where thats more critical. Ive finished the LL100 3 times and love it, every part of it, but hate the fact that its popularity has got so big that to get a place now you have to go into a lottery. When I first done it you could still get a place on the 100 weeks before turning up. Also interesting to hear you say its harder than the Arc. I would totally agree on that point as I have never finished the Arc but I think thats just because of the time of year rather than how hard it actually is.

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Hahaha, honestly I've tried to get in for about 7 years. Was always too slow on the button in the early years and then this is the first time I've been drawn in the lottery! I think, with hindsight, it's a tough call between Lakeland and the Arc. I've recovered a lot quicker from LL100, probably because I didn't run very much of it!!

@philgee5220 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun 😄

@stevebailey1682 Год назад

This run did not look in any way a fun experience. Just a bad day or just too much?

@FilmMyRun Год назад

Bad conditions more than anything and a mistake in not carrying out foot care at half way. My feet were trashed by 50 miles because they were constantly wet. They remained constantly wet and it got me down. I lost my head with 30 miles to go and it was definitely a grind to get to the finish.

@stevebailey1682 Год назад

@@FilmMyRun Wet feet, then blisters...not good. I suppose these long races (for you) are more enjoyable when you only have fatigue and muscle pain to deal with?