Tomorrow Peter Bronski, of No Gluten No Problem, is running in the Virgil Crest Ultra, in the mountains and forests of New York. I follow Mr. Bronski's blog for tips and information of the gluten free life style. But I also am drawn to the sense of adventure he portrays in his blog. Mr. Bronski according to his personal business website is "an award-winning writer, photographer, speaker and adventurer." And somehow he brings that through even in a gluten free living blog.
A little over four months ago, after an extended illness over last winter and early spring, Mr. Bronski began training for the 50 ml Virgil Crest Ultra. He's kept his regular readers up to date on his progress and challenges, and training statistics. For those of us who are less than successful at our own personal training, it's inspiring to read about the success of another. And it gives me kind of a vicarious adventure of my own.
Mr. Bronski is using his run to raise awareness of Celiac Disease and to raise money for Celiac research.
I hope you have a great day tomorrow, Pete! I'll look forward to checking the race stats when I get home tomorrow afternoon. Be safe.
See also Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen, by Christiphor McDougall, for everything you ever wanted to know about ultra marathoning.
2 comments:
Thanks for your support! The race went great (but brutal). Full details in tomorrow's post!
Cheers, Pete
Yeah, I checked the VCU site yesterday late afternoon. It was hard to imagine the 100 milers still plugging away after all that time.
Congratulations on a job well done!
Mary
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