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The film follows a young ultramarathon runner from Nunan, Georgia, who surprises everyone by breaking a long-standing course record at the Bandaraa 100K on January 13, 2024. At just 23 years old, he completes the race in 7 hours and 45 minutes, beating Jim Walmsley's record by 15 minutes. This achievement is particularly remarkable as it is his first attempt at a 100K race, raising questions about his potential in the sport.
As the documentary progresses, it shows his performance at the Black Canyon race, where he faces significant physical challenges, including kidney issues, yet still manages to finish in 10th place. His determination and the support from his family and friends are emphasized, culminating in his upcoming participation in the prestigious Western States race. The film captures the journey of this athlete as he navigates the highs and lows of competitive ultrarunning.
Why Watch
- •Meet the 23-year-old who shattered a 100K record.
- •See how he battled kidney failure during a race.
- •Follow his journey to the Western States race.
- •Discover the support from his family and friends.
Did You Know
•The runner completed the Bandaraa 100K in 7 hours and 45 minutes.
•He broke Jim Walmsley's course record by 15 minutes.
•This was the runner's first attempt at a 100K race.
•He finished in 10th place at the Black Canyon race despite severe health issues.
•He spent 12 days in the hospital after the Black Canyon race.
Perfect For
Ultramarathon fansSports enthusiastsInspiring athlete storiesCompetitive running