It’s a rough life being the editor of a national running magazine. On March 22, I’ll embark on my first field assignment for Canadian Running Magazine by competing in the Rock and Ice Ultra in the Northwest Territories.
The main event is the Diamond Ultra, a six-day stage race of about 45K a day across ungroomed, snow-covered tundra, but I’ve chosen the comparatively easy (ha!) three-day K-Rock Ultra, which covers a total distance of 135K. If you’re curious to find out if I survive, I’ll be posting race updates on the Canadian Running website: www.runningmagazine.ca.
And no, I will not be joggling the whole thing. I will, however, bring along a set of Joggler Sportballs, and plan to do a token amount of joggling – maybe for the last few minutes of each stage.
So that's like 3 marathons in three days? In the snow? Sounds like fun. Make sure to get pictures of you joggling. And don't bring the white Sportballs. You might lose them in the snow.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, wow, best of luck.
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ReplyDeleteMichal, this is going to be tough, but we have faith in you. Do you know how awesome you are? WOW!! Good luck at the "Rock and Ice Ultra". Bring back lots of great memories.
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