The day I Quit

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@gtrlvnstu Год назад

This looks a bit too extreme, I'm sure you could get better results by other methods that don't involve hauling through all that snow with much better safety too. Just a thought.

@Kevin-cf8uu Год назад

Those types of runs just seem too risky if you ask me. Is there not a better/safer way to get a workout in? It just takes one misstep to roll and ankle and be unable to walk.

@bstoran198 Год назад

Click bait 🙄

@LilMacXC Год назад

I ran my first sub 19:00 5k today 18:55!!

@timwiste9536 Год назад

I know most people will think I'm a crazy safety guy, but this is a serious suggestion for everyone traveling over scree - especially snow and ice covered scree. Why not wear a light helmet? We all eventually fall, and our heads will never win the battle against rocks. I'm sure anyone that has skied for a long time remembers the advent of helmet adoption on the mountains. Heck, when I started biking in the early 80's helmets were just becoming accepted. I'm not suggesting we wear them very often, just maybe when we're all geared up anyways in the cold and are constantly one step from crushing our cranium. Actually, when it's cold out a helmet feels good just like when we're skiing and biking. Kind of nice to get HOME and hug our loved ones and not bleed out at 13k feet by ourselves!

@over1498 Год назад

I think the same when surfing but then decide I’d rather not look like a dork. It’s just a risk/reward thing. I mean, you could wear a helmet when you drive and be 10% safer in the event of a serious accident… but you don’t because reasons. And that sounds like a ridiculous example and I’m sure you all think “I wouldn’t wear a helmet driving that’s ridiculous”. And there ya go, of course you wouldn’t, and that’s my only point

@dbo4506 Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@simonrunc8067 Год назад

The mountains will always be there, be safe, especially avalanche risk👍

@seekingUltraNick Год назад

Oh man… this is a good one! Being a flat-lander I get all sorts of feels watching your mountain runs in the snow. So awesome. Love that you include your family, I can relate to that for sure. QOD: since I’m a newer runner, I don’t really have a great story aside from just growing the past couple years. First 2 marathons this year, first 50 miler TONIGHT, actually. There ya go!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

@runningmama4793 Год назад

Good luck on your 50 miler!!!

@sammygibbons8960 Год назад

Good luck!!!

@trbeyond Год назад

I know Seth loves altitude and getting epic footage (which he is really good at) but I just don’t get the live low train high approach.

@jeanlee28 Год назад

Seth, hats off to ya! You are my daily inspiration. ♥️ You have the strongest supporter and lover right there, Seth! Your awesome soul mate and beloved children got your back.

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

@dougmoore7424 Год назад

I pulled out of a 40 hour vertical trail looped course called the Tennessee Mile at around hour 30 because of a painful IT band/knee issue. This whole race is about enduring and I absolutely regret that I didn’t push through (even if at a substantially slow pace). I don’t have the inspiring second half of this comeback story just yet… but I will be back! I will overcome!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

BOOM!

@_PatG_ Год назад

Running my first 26.2 tomorrow morning here in Florida. Big inspiration Seth!!!

@bansoiph Год назад

doing the half tomorrow. I would assume that would be in Jacksonville, FL? we can do this!

@paige1857 Год назад

@@bansoiph either Jax or Palm Beach!

@runningmama4793 Год назад

Good luck with your 1st marathon! Congratulations on getting to this point!!!

@therandomguy4270 Год назад

I hope your race went well!

@bansoiph Год назад

@@therandomguy4270 PB on that day for my half! Thank you.

@LordOfTheBytes Год назад

Quitting (a run) isn't always a bad thing. I acquired all my injuries by pushing through pain, not wanting to quit. Sometimes it is better to walk home! I'll also quit a run if the weather seems dangerous. Never regretted it.

@goodnewsrunning Год назад

Right off the bat…you’re gonna need a drink carrier lol

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Christmas gift : )

@ricodelavega4511 Год назад

not even edmund hillary was that crazy.

@foiledagainjim9129 Год назад

QD On Tuesday 11/29 I made my first attempt at running up Lookout Mt. At three miles I was in the frostbite zone, cold and heavy winds. I quit and have no regrets. I was not prepared enough that day. On Dec. 1st it was 50 degrees and sunny and finished the 5 mile run to the top. Yesterday I ran it again and finished. Lesson learned: Cherry pick your days and locations to get the most out of your workouts. Be flexible. There will be other days. Better days.

@sharonkeough8588 Год назад

I quit the 1st cross country race I ran. Went out way too fast.I think I was 27 at the time. I ran the same race at 46 and did OK. Didn't quit so that was great. I do remember racing a college student at the end. She beat me but still felt good. Only 2 cross country races I have done. I have to say cross country is hard. Much respect and admiration for cross country runners.

@jmax9782 Год назад

Seth seeking intensity today. Man, the Rockies look tough. Fry in the summer, freeze in the winter. "It wasn't horrible". Respect, friend.

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Cheers JMax!

@eriktred Год назад

I had challenges getting beyond 13.1 miles many many years ago until I learned it's all about fueling. A lot of runners newer to longer distances don't realize fueling is one of the most important considerations once you get to marathon and ultramarathon distances.

@mjc_208 Год назад

QD: 2017, I quit running altogether when they cancelled (forever 😢) a relay I had ran with some friends for the previous four years. Fast forward to 2022. Some of my team wanted to complete two ultras, quietly known as the Idaho 208K when both are finished the same year. We convinced the whole team (only 6 of us) to give it go. I trained about as much as I could stand for 6 months and completed both races, which were 3 weeks apart.

@anttikorttinen4814 Год назад

Salomon Spikecross 5 GTX ❤ I use same shoes here in Finland. They are very warm and nice. If you want more spikes test Sarva winter running shoes (Finnish brand) or Icebug (Swedish brand). Also Seth, you love Asics-shoes, they also have studded winter shoe Gel Fujisetsu 3 GTX. Keep running!

@drocpsu2 Год назад

I remember training for the 2018 Brooklyn Half Marathon, a few weeks prior to the race I started out on a ~12mi long run. It was a warmer than average day (for late April in New England), and a couple miles in, my legs felt like garbage. I pushed on, run/walking for another couple miles before throwing in the towel and calling a buddy to come pick me up from the side of the road. First run I had ever just quit partway through. Fast forward a few years to Feb/March 2021 and I was training for my first marathon, and decided to do the same loop. This time, not only did I make it through, but I had a great run and extended it to tack on some extra mileage. Getting it done!

@stephanvonwolf5666 Год назад

And them the coolest most intense running video I've ever seen ever ever in my life! I stopped eating dinner just to add this comment. And I'm a fat pig, so that's saying something. LOL! Actually, I'm not. LOL! Absolutely loved it! Probably the coolest footage I've ever seen in my life of anything at all! Thank you so much! :-)

@SpencerMahon Год назад

So in college, we had a workout named for a coach my college coach had in the late 90s at Mount Union. it was 4x1600m with 5" rest, pace was "roughly 3k" but we used that as a mere guideline and ran it as 4 separate 1600s and in the last rep, I was dry heaving so bad that I pulled off with 100m to go. My coach made me regret that for the rest of the year. The next year, I came back and averaged 4:49/1600. My best Mount workout I've ever had. Not sure if I could even replicate it today

@jamesprivate9832 Год назад

I "quit" the 3 peaks challenge in Tahoe in 2020 when I was struck by lightening 50m from the third summit. I now teach (read: preach) weather preparedness and storm safety.

@tazpengra Год назад

When I lived up in Fairplay I'd have to put my whole snowboarding outfit on for the cold and windchill, and you can imagine the quality of "running".

@Run4un Год назад

QD: Absolute dinger of a redemptive run this Spring/Summer. I went up for 1st time on 4000ft vert lake-length run (just below ridgeline) of Wallensee near Zürich. It was last week April, I brought SalomonPulsars with modest lugs up. Huge mistake. As I started to begin running parallel (~13mi), I ran into giant ice snowsheets). When I wasn't slipping and sliding, my legs were going straight through and being cut on the packed snow/ice). Once my phone slid down the slope a couple times (with a gnarly 2000ft drop too close for comfort), I sat back, took some breaths, got very scared about getting stuck up there (not having energy to get back), then felt slightly at ease by the Ibeks bashing heads above me. I turned back, got off the mountain with about 2 hours sunlight to spare, but earned an ice-cut that's scarred, and I vowed to get back in proper summer after last winter's icesheets finally melted). I did just that in July, and I never felt so soaring like superman running that ridgeline the lakelong afternoon! Unbelievable experience will never forget!!!!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Boom! Love this story, thanks for sharing with all of

@SeeChadRun Год назад

I love running in the snow but hate the wind! Great job climbing that mountain!!!

@bikerdude6119 Год назад

I entered my first race ever ,its a 50k in malibu. I think its a sean o brien event. Ive been doing 22 mile trail runs every weekend lol Nice video and good work out in the snow, i bet it feels good to know you were one of the very few out there

@grantwallace1882 Год назад

You really should have done the mountain again in the Hokas to do a comparison.... 😂

@awaldvogel Год назад

@10:50 - baby Kate stares straight into the camera like she is wondering what we are all doing in her kitchen

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

@terranceandcopper Год назад

training for a 50k in January, supposed to do a 15 mile trail run later today, its a little rainy/cool here when I woke up, and thought "really? ugh",, then I watched you WADE THRU SNOW to get your run in. Mad props for the inspiration this morning Seth! Also: Serious question, I assume you bring a personal locator beacon/Sat messenger with you in such conditions? If not, I would be shocked. A serious injury from a fall where you could barely move, you could be hypothermic pretty quickly under such conditions!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

@FranciscoLopez-xw5tl Год назад

Where can I buy those Solomons? I live in Chicago

@CAIrondad Год назад

Way to go, Seth!!Total beast mode. It looks like you are back. 😎😜🐬

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Onward and Upward, one at a time!

@lyviusvik7311 Год назад

Un old martial art teacher told me once: "It is not quitting, it is a strategic withdrawal".

@ericwhite80five Год назад

QOD: 2019 my first year back to running after a decade hiatus, I ran Smith hill located in Deerfield NY. It is 1 mile from beginning to end and steadily climbs about 500 feet. My first attempt I made it about 1/2 way before breaking down and walking for a bit. I trained hills for a month after that, returned and hammered that climb without having to walk. Though I gave up and gave in to walking the one day, I did not quit and trained hard, returned and beat the hill.

@runningmama4793 Год назад

Awesome story! Love it!

@TrailrunnerTroy Год назад

Quandary Peak? Keep it up, Seth! You’re getting stronger and will be faster than ever. Just accepted entry into my second 200-miler, the inaugural Divide 200 - Canada’s first and with 42,000’ of vert!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

@shoshild Год назад

Your video helped motivate me to turn the doorknob today 🔥

@mtnrnnr107 Год назад

Hoka Challenger 7 is out! Came out last week.

@jimmy6407 Год назад

Crazy footage. Thanks Seth!

@steveilg6134 Год назад

Thursday ilg quit. Was going for the season first Nordic ski ascent/descent of The Mirderbakken (Norwegian for Killer Hill). Track too soft abocpve 11,800’. Came back today and got it. Never give up.

@peterkirktenor Год назад

Baby Kate is coming on! lovely to see!

@soutarm Год назад

Great video (and run) Seth! You really do take us to places we'd never see otherwise! Also, what is that track playing at the start of your run around 4:08 ? It's so funky!

@trevorwalker1480 Год назад

Serious question as a person with zero western states mountain running. How do you avoid getting lost in low-vis conditions like today's vlog? My ignorance may be showing, but I am curious. Your videos continue to inspire me! Thank you for what you do, Seth.

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Experience. I know the mountain really well. I would never go into those conditions on a mountain I was not familiar with. Good question Trevor.

@trevorwalker1480 Год назад

You’re the man! Thank you so much.

@ianlowe4126 Год назад

Fantastic filming again Seth thank you but man that looks so dangerous! I mean I’m sure you know what you’re doing after all it’s your backyard but it still looks crazy. You’re an inspiration. Ian 🇬🇧

@ckhyker6259 Год назад

Seth! On every adventure I take a satellite communicator just in case of an emergency. I use the Garmin inReach. The inReach 2 is even better. My monthly subscription is under $13 a month and my family has peace of mind when I’m out on my adventures. It’s a lonely time of year up in the mountains and I would hate for you to get in a situation with no help!

@jddallager1699 Год назад

Good call, CK! I trust Seth always stays in cellphone range, carries an emergency locator beacon, and someone knows where he's going/for how long/when he expects to get back. Mother Nature is totally dispassionate and can quickly exact a toll if one missteps or takes her lightly. I speak from experience.

@ckhyker6259 Год назад

@@jddallager1699 I’ve ran on most of the places Seth has been and there isn’t cell service out there! Even if family knows where you are running, it doesn’t help in emergency situations when minutes count. It’s a great tool for the solo runner

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Spot Device for me! Always smart to have in the back country. Thanks for sharing ck!

@ckhyker6259 Год назад

@@SethJamesDeMoor got to keep you safe Seth! Glad you have one

@jddallager1699 Год назад

@@SethJamesDeMoor Good stuff, Seth! Wanna keep you safe!

@pieter2236 Год назад

Hi Seth. Cool vid today! Just wondering what kind of emergency kit you take with you in case you get stuck? Do you have any alarm equipment flares or whatever with you?

@Vonblargen Год назад

QD: started the 2019 Massanutten 100 as my first attempt at a 100 miler, but pulled the plug at mile 38 due to lingering concussion-like symptoms compounded with 90 degree and 90% humidity weather. Fast forward to this year's running of the event, and I finished in 22:06 and in 5th place. Gotta love a redemption arc...

@Baseball1984 Год назад

I ran half-marathons then herniated my disc in 2018 and haven't been the same. Horrible mental block. Tremendous mind/back connection...any advice? I signed up for Louisville Half in April...I've I can't run at least half, I'm not going. Need a goal and have to get over this incredible mental hurdle.

@dorins3787 Год назад

December 1 last year. There is a race held in Bucharest called "December 1st Marathon in a beautiful park. Run a 10k back then. Started achille's treatment not knowing if I would be able to go back to running. However, God helped me and got back 2 months later. This year I ran in the same place my first 21 km race on flat ground.

@gabemcholm1831 Год назад

QD this year at a cross country meet I dropped out due to stomach cramps. Then at the regional meet at the same course I clipped my foot on a root and fell loosing about 30-40 places since it was at the beginning on the race but i got up and finished the race. I have hopefully 2 more chances on that course and I’m excited to redeem myself

@JavierISampedroTNF Год назад

Being smart on when to quit, and take it as an opportunity to get better. Most important thing: you keep trying, persevere. Even if it´s to move up Strava rankings or get a crown. That´s the motivation right there!

@justrione Год назад

Thank you very much. I did not quit. Love all the content.

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

And we love you John Woods.

@runningrojo7621 Год назад

Just curious on many times you have dropped your Bobo bars carrying too much stuff to the car??? LOL!

@osmanleal0724 Год назад

I love your new logo!

@trainwellracewell Год назад

Good ole Quandary. One of the best winter 14ers

@Chase3141 Год назад

Btw, the Challenger is available right now. I think it's the gore-tex version that won't be available until later.

@oriel29 Год назад

CRAZY crazy Snow up there! your a very strong minded man you are Seth!

@CyprinusCarpioDiem Год назад

Which one of your kids do u think will beats Kipchoge's time ??? Lol

@Miandbruno Год назад

Great video Seth! Wasn’t gonna run this morning but I am now. Keep turning!

@henrir787 Год назад

Yo Seth I have trouble having fun while on slow easy millage days, any tips to make slow running more fun?

@gerriscorp Год назад

So you keep all your batteries bear the warmth of your body or have loads of extra?

@rharaoui Год назад

Hi Seth, what earphones are u using?

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Shokz, made a vlog about them 2 weeks ago. Cheers Roland.

@Stick79 Год назад

Amazing run in amazing conditions! Love the music in this video too!

@paladis Год назад

Hardcore for sure, hope you heal up and get really strong soon Seth!!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Thanks for chiming in! Onward and UPward!

@justinwood5925 Год назад

Seth, what is that mask you are wearing? I need one of those!

@jankuram Год назад

Great stuff today. Enjoyed watching

@Shevock Год назад

You're such the perfect Colorado mountain man. The music you chose as the background while you were out there even was giving off John Denver vibes. Seeking beauty! What inspiration. I didn't quit either today. BTW, can't wait for the new Challenger. My go to because I love to run on road and jump into park trails. It's perfect for that. But you're right that it wouldn't have handled today's powerful mountain weather/ terrain. It's good to hear your strength is coming back!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

@beachrunner428 Год назад

Not sure in running but for sure in surfing. I made it back to a surf location in Central America that really shook me up in years past and scored some amazing waves a few years later. Keep tunring that door knob in all aspects of life.

@ropersix Год назад

Almost more like a mountaineering video. I like it.

@JustinKortuem Год назад

Those shoes are crazy! 😲

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

"bite the mountain"

@gerriscorp Год назад

You're such a complete badass!

@adamtyson1257 Год назад

I wish I had trail like that to go to...

@gerriscorp Год назад

Best slow dance ever!

@MatsSambu Год назад

Thats alot of tea!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

and coffee : )

@MattD86 Год назад

@GabrielGabeRodriguez Год назад

Great video!

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Have a great day Gabriel!

@ericperramond3463 Год назад

That feeling when you're running across Planet Hoth.... (and you can get the ATR7 now, if you want)

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

funny because the sticker on the bottom of the shoe said available "Spring 2023".... who knows these days....

@ericperramond3463 Год назад

@@SethJamesDeMoor Yeah, unpredictable, I'm just a shoe/gear-nerd and tracked this at the TRE event coverage on-line, and saw that it was out. Not sure i'll get it as I don't need it but at least it LOOKS good. Nice work getting back into the vert!

@fredsway1644 Год назад

Thanks Seth

@Eyesinthesky758 Год назад

Hi from Huddersfield

@marcosciacca595 Год назад

Hey Seth, I've not been on your channel for a while, dealing with life stuff. It's great to be back. You and True Love are an inspiration. Thank you. 🤗

@tav4755 Год назад

Mantecita

@surreytrailgoat5469 Год назад

👏👏

@francescodefendi3201 Год назад

11:52❤😊

@twinningtherace114 Год назад

It’s crazy to think how different we all are, Seth. I’m in Wisco where we regularly get weather this cold, and if I wore more than a long sleeve quarter-zip and a light windbreaker, I’d be sweating through everything and peeling off layers halfway into my run.

@SethJamesDeMoor Год назад

Right! Also, it's a dry cold out here, versus what I imagine is more of a humid cold out in Wisco area. Stay warm!