Like the Wind #35
Perhaps the most amazing thing about our sport is that its simplicity transcends geography: trails, hills, sands and city streets are all a suitable backdrop to lace up and go for a run.
Like the Wind #35, really hammers home this point, taking you around the world with stories of endurance, resilienceā¦ and perhaps just a soupƧon of madness. Jacob Zocherman reports from a small town in Sweden during the relentless loops of the Backyard Ultra Satellite World Championships, and Piotr Drzastwa takes youbehind the scenes of the Border to Hel relay ā an event not dissimilar to the Speed Project, but with the added dimensions of the challenging landscape of the northern Polish coast. Up in the Scottish Highlands, Hayden Lorimer paints a glorious picture of the hill racing scene, including everything from intense competition to flora and fauna, plus sightings of Hollywood A-listers.
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Like the Wind #35
Like the Wind #35
Perhaps the most amazing thing about our sport is that its simplicity transcends geography: trails, hills, sands and city streets are all a suitable backdrop to lace up and go for a run.
Like the Wind #35, really hammers home this point, taking you around the world with stories of endurance, resilienceā¦ and perhaps just a soupƧon of madness. Jacob Zocherman reports from a small town in Sweden during the relentless loops of the Backyard Ultra Satellite World Championships, and Piotr Drzastwa takes youbehind the scenes of the Border to Hel relay ā an event not dissimilar to the Speed Project, but with the added dimensions of the challenging landscape of the northern Polish coast. Up in the Scottish Highlands, Hayden Lorimer paints a glorious picture of the hill racing scene, including everything from intense competition to flora and fauna, plus sightings of Hollywood A-listers.
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Perhaps the most amazing thing about our sport is that its simplicity transcends geography: trails, hills, sands and city streets are all a suitable backdrop to lace up and go for a run.
Like the Wind #35, really hammers home this point, taking you around the world with stories of endurance, resilienceā¦ and perhaps just a soupƧon of madness. Jacob Zocherman reports from a small town in Sweden during the relentless loops of the Backyard Ultra Satellite World Championships, and Piotr Drzastwa takes youbehind the scenes of the Border to Hel relay ā an event not dissimilar to the Speed Project, but with the added dimensions of the challenging landscape of the northern Polish coast. Up in the Scottish Highlands, Hayden Lorimer paints a glorious picture of the hill racing scene, including everything from intense competition to flora and fauna, plus sightings of Hollywood A-listers.
