As someone who has done the Bob Graham I'm always a little suspicious of people making films about their attempt. They never seem to capture the spirit of the day, or the sacrifices that the support crew make to help someone realise their dream.....but this film did. Kristina comes across as a down to earth lass, who's truly humbled that virtual strangers have come out to support her on the 5 different legs. And that's what's so special about The Bob Graham, the ethos of helping people realise their dreams. A great film!
Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm really proud of the film and it means a lot when someone who's done the Bob Graham Round thinks it's well made. Thank you very much
I've done the Bob Graham, too, and the title definitely had me a bit wary of this film. Fell running and ultra running are very different cultures despite the superficial similarities. The respect shown to the history and ethos of fell running here was clear to see. Congratulations on your achievement and joining the club!
Well done! Kristina’s narration with the long-view of her climb up that class three route sent chills up my spine! Of course she was a boxer! She is amazing!!!!!
Very inspiring, not just Kristina's story but also all those amazing people that helped out just for the love of the challenge and the community. Pretty much how we should approach all aspects of our lives.
What an amazing woman! Need to lace up my ahoes n get back out there. Love how she was like I wish I knew more English to better explain and then calls the really steep hill a bastard hill 👏👏👏
Fantastic video. Trail running, mountain running, fell running, call it what you like, it's more than a sport, it's a way of connecting to nature which is pure. Well done everyone involved in this film.
This is such a beautiful, inspiring film, incredibly well shot. I can’t imagine anyone, runner, outdoor enthusiast or someone with no interest in the outdoors, not enjoying it and taking something from it!
What a wonderful hour watching from a distant Christchurch in NZ. Loved your laidback but totally respectful and onto it approach to the effort. I grew up in the Lakes in the 70s and privileged to meet Joss Naylor in 2009. Friend John Fitch, from our South island, written into the green BG book. Come over our way once the world settles down. We have superb terrain and great events.
I have a friend from Scotland living in Christchurch, his names Andy. He's pretty big into running and various other things, you might come across him one day 😁👍🏻
Apart from a fantastic achievement, Kristina's generosity and empathy for the event and the history reveals the person - and all the other people - behind the running and this type of running around the world. An inspiration to all of us. Am from England and live in NZ. A little bit of hone for me too.
Great video from a great race of a great woman 😊💪. I enjoyed every single second. It is motivating to reach own limits. The best thing was at the end, no banana, but pizza and chips 😀😊👍👌
Such an incredible achievement! A reminder of the amazing feats the body and mind are capable of. Kristina is so humble and yet such a professional with no complaints despite the hardship. A great film, thank you for sharing on You Tube.
We can do much more than we think. We are in the process of making a TH-cam series about her training against the coldest and hottest stage race that Kristina will participate in at the end of the year. So a lot more is coming from us later this year.
Amazing film. Inspiring and emotional, love just how much footage of the fells is has. That shot watching Kristina ascend Lords Rake is perfect. What an amazing person.
I am convinced, absolutely convinced that Bob Graham must have been a sadomasochist. To create something like that, and then encourage others to beat his time I can think of no other wording or reason. That said, well done Bob. You have created something so special and so challenging that so many have tried, failed and succeeded at that deserved a massive dollop of praise. As a walker more than a runner, and knowing the Lakes quite well, I can only feel humbled. Anyone that can even try this, let alone complete it, deserves the highest praise. To all involved in running, filming and producing this video. THANK YOU. I feel suitably inspired and I shall use 46:39 as an inspiration - I shall go and have a banana before heading out on this snowy day on Dartmoor.
Wow! Such a great runner and so much humility. To know what you want and be driven like that but to also be kind and grateful for the support, the challenge and nature is just wonderful. Good luck with future challenges.
That brought a few tears to my eyes and took my back to August 2011. I had forgotten the emotion, but not the fight or the mates for life you make. Excellent time 18:45 !!!! and great film. Captures the spirit and honesty that is the BGR. Welcome to the most understated club in the world :-)
What a wonderful feature! It's beautifully shot and composed - the choice of scenes, angles, perspectives, transitions is masterly, as is the way you present action on the hill : solo, pairings, teamwork and those vital supporters, all backed up by thought provoking monologues on motivation. Such a powerful and inspirational emotional core. A lovely document of a fantastic achievement - Bjorn, Kristina, and the many, many, supporters - chapeau !
Cracking film, never had the opportunity to visit the lakes yet, but the scenery in this film has moved it up the list. Also loving the pronunciation of the bop gray han round! Thanks for sharing.
I am going to attempt the Bob Graham Round next year. I had a wonderful experience at Cape Wrath back in August and am excited for the team support aspect of the Bob Graham. I look forward to training for it and seeing how it goes!
A truely inspirational experience it was, just to watch this. Must've felt so intense experiencing this yourself. Could learn a lot, not just from mental strength in running but being just so focused and humble, this is what truely matters. All the best on future attempts, may your body keep you afloat ;)
the climb at 43:42 is just insane, i surely wouldnt have able to climb that, that too a climb like that so many hours into the race, uve got to be really brave to to that
Always wanted to have a go at this round, I’ve done a few OMMs a few LAMMs back in the day also the Artic mountain marathon in North Sweden, now at 48 I need a hip replacement so I doubt it will ever happen…..😢
This was so BEAUTIFUL and INSPIRING! 😃I've got a bunch of 26.2 marathons under my belt. I want to do my first 50miler. I'm in my 50s now, training is getting hard on my body😣 but, this video makes me want to keep it up! 🏞🏃🏾♂️
Hey Kristina - super interesting and inspiring video! I'm very curious about which shoes yoyrun in. Do you run in minimalist shoes, zero drop, barefoot or "normal" trail shoes? :)
Hi Søren and Michael! I ran the BG Round in Hoka Speedgoats with the rocket plate in them, good grip and cushion. Leg leg I had the Torrent on which has a bit sharper grip if that makes sense :)
@@Kristinasmadsen Nice thank you for an answer. I was also curious to hear if a lot of ultra runners ran barefoot, but maybe it´s as many as in other running catagories? Recommendation: Altra shoes (fx Altra TimP) = 0 drop, cushion and space for your toes - the good from both worlds :)
@@srenmllerjepsen6137 I'm not into barefoot running - it's just not for me :) I tried Altra a few years ago but they made my calfs hurt so I went back to Hoka. Today I run in Scott Sports trailshoes as I signed with their team :)
Just wish could’ve had translation in English sub titles at bottom (at end).. sounds like it was profound statement...awesome film otherwise! Inspiring and motivating!
As someone who has done the Bob Graham I'm always a little suspicious of people making films about their attempt. They never seem to capture the spirit of the day, or the sacrifices that the support crew make to help someone realise their dream.....but this film did. Kristina comes across as a down to earth lass, who's truly humbled that virtual strangers have come out to support her on the 5 different legs. And that's what's so special about The Bob Graham, the ethos of helping people realise their dreams. A great film!
Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm really proud of the film and it means a lot when someone who's done the Bob Graham Round thinks it's well made. Thank you very much
Ahh this is a really sweet comment. Thank you so much.
@@trailbearfilms Iij
Absolutely delightful
I've done the Bob Graham, too, and the title definitely had me a bit wary of this film. Fell running and ultra running are very different cultures despite the superficial similarities. The respect shown to the history and ethos of fell running here was clear to see.
Congratulations on your achievement and joining the club!
this lady has truly inspired me to take up running again - what an awesome lady - massive congrats Kristina
That is so cool Mark!
That was truly a great inspiration.
I was a support crew on a few Bob Graham Round, back in 2006 - 2007 era, was an excellent experience.
She's one tough cookie & I love the way she says Bop Gray Ham, very endearing. Go girl.
It’s not pronounced like that?! 😂
@@Kristinasmadsen No, but English pronunciation makes no sense
Well done! Kristina’s narration with the long-view of her climb up that class three route sent chills up my spine! Of course she was a boxer! She is amazing!!!!!
Thank you so much!
Inspiring!
Thank you!
Great film, great people
Thank you Andrew
Kristina du er for sej. Godt gaaet. Great Doc, always enjoy to see a danish runner.
Thank you!
What an extraordinary woman. Huge respect
100 percent right!
Very inspiring, not just Kristina's story but also all those amazing people that helped out just for the love of the challenge and the community. Pretty much how we should approach all aspects of our lives.
I totally agree!
Very good. I'm a new runner and trail running has peeked my interest now.
Thank you for this comment and I totally agree :)
Kristina you looks so young, beautiful and brave. Keep it up...
Thank you!
In Germany we have a word, "schockverliebt" = kind of "loved her immediately by shock", but I mean it in a respectful way. What a great runner.
Danke!
So great to follow this !
Kristina is fantastic.
Really like this. She has great knowledge of herself and looks deeper.
Thank you Kevin :)
Absolutely so inspiring. Thankyou Kristina!! Fantastic to watch. What an achievement.
Thank you!
Superb! I love this!
Thanks
Fantastic to watch and an inspiration to all. Well done
Thank you so much!
Thanks. I'm glad you think that
What an amazing woman! Need to lace up my ahoes n get back out there. Love how she was like I wish I knew more English to better explain and then calls the really steep hill a bastard hill 👏👏👏
Thank you!
Great film and a true inspiration 👍
Thank you so much
Amazing effort. Love all the help and support even those late at night a]in Keswick. Great watch.
Thank you so much. We love Keswick and or friends there
Thank you! Keswick and the support was amazing!
Great Film !!!
Really enjoyed this. Well done Kristina and everyone involved 😊
Thank you so much
Thank you :)
Fantastic video. Trail running, mountain running, fell running, call it what you like, it's more than a sport, it's a way of connecting to nature which is pure. Well done everyone involved in this film.
Thank you very much
Thank you!
Amazing documentary and such control over her mind! Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you very much
Brilliant video 👏🏻 Hoping to attempt the Bobby G in the next year or 2
Good luck!
This is such a beautiful, inspiring film, incredibly well shot. I can’t imagine anyone, runner, outdoor enthusiast or someone with no interest in the outdoors, not enjoying it and taking something from it!
Bull shit
Great documentary ,inspiring film :) thx
Thank you very much
Amazing achievement! A really great film too.
That is it. Thank you very much, it means a lot to us
Loved it, great film. Super tough Kristina and a great team.
It means more to us. Thank you Ciro
Inspirational. Thank you from rural Lincolnshire uk. 👍🏼
Diamonds in my legs. Love it ! A remarkable lady.Truly inspiring. Well done a magnificent achievement.
Thank you!
Incredible running! Well done!
Thank you!
Thank you for the great video. I pay tribute to Kristina and STAFF.
Thank you.
Thank you so much:)
a truly amazing achievement!!.
I am in love, what a beautiful human being, sensible, beautiful, intelligent, calm....and what an incredible runner xxx
She is. I'm glad you liked the film and Kristina 😉
Brilliant 👏
Thank you so much
Thank you!
What a wonderful hour watching from a distant Christchurch in NZ. Loved your laidback but totally respectful and onto it approach to the effort. I grew up in the Lakes in the 70s and privileged to meet Joss Naylor in 2009. Friend John Fitch, from our South island, written into the green BG book.
Come over our way once the world settles down. We have superb terrain and great events.
Thank you so much! It’s a big dream of mine to visit NZ and do some running in your beautiful nature.
I have a friend from Scotland living in Christchurch, his names Andy. He's pretty big into running and various other things, you might come across him one day 😁👍🏻
As inspiring as ever, well done Kristina....
Super spændende dokumentar I har lavet - hatten af for den præstation
Tusind tak
Thank you so much that was wonderful to share your round with us ....fantastic congratulations truly great performance _/\_
Apart from a fantastic achievement, Kristina's generosity and empathy for the event and the history reveals the person - and all the other people - behind the running and this type of running around the world. An inspiration to all of us. Am from England and live in NZ. A little bit of hone for me too.
Superb.... really enjoy that, thank you.
It means more to us. Thanks
Beautiful film! Very inspiring! Thanks so much for sharing it!
Thank you so much
Great video from a great race of a great woman 😊💪. I enjoyed every single second. It is motivating to reach own limits. The best thing was at the end, no banana, but pizza and chips 😀😊👍👌
Thank you so much!
Awesome film!
Thank you
Great film, great runners, Kristina was amazing. Pleasure to be the with Gis to support.with the other crew.
Thank you Dale. It was great that you wanted to support Kristina
Thank you Dale :)
Wow.. wonderful video
Thank you. i'm glad you liked it
Cracking film, well done
Thank you. I'm gladyou liked it
Such an incredible achievement! A reminder of the amazing feats the body and mind are capable of. Kristina is so humble and yet such a professional with no complaints despite the hardship. A great film, thank you for sharing on You Tube.
We can do much more than we think. We are in the process of making a TH-cam series about her training against the coldest and hottest stage race that Kristina will participate in at the end of the year. So a lot more is coming from us later this year.
@@trailbearfilms Thank you I will look out for this!!
Great to watch. Just road supported a lady this weekend. I love your description hitting Yewbarrow….
The bastard hill! I hope the lady had a good day out :)
Very inspiring and great to see that sparkle in your eyes telling what drives you, keep it up!
So inspiring! Awesome film too,,love the phrase "bastard hill"😂 brilliant!
Thank you so much
A great record of a superb run, well done to all involved.
Thank you so much
Great vid. Very inspiring! 👍💪
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Andy
Amazing film. Inspiring and emotional, love just how much footage of the fells is has. That shot watching Kristina ascend Lords Rake is perfect. What an amazing person.
Thank you so much!
I am convinced, absolutely convinced that Bob Graham must have been a sadomasochist. To create something like that, and then encourage others to beat his time I can think of no other wording or reason. That said, well done Bob. You have created something so special and so challenging that so many have tried, failed and succeeded at that deserved a massive dollop of praise. As a walker more than a runner, and knowing the Lakes quite well, I can only feel humbled. Anyone that can even try this, let alone complete it, deserves the highest praise. To all involved in running, filming and producing this video. THANK YOU. I feel suitably inspired and I shall use 46:39 as an inspiration - I shall go and have a banana before heading out on this snowy day on Dartmoor.
Awesome film. Awesome performance. Awesome Woman! Huge congratulations!
It means more to us. Thanks
What an inspiration! Raring to go out and do a half on the moors now. Love the positivity and the humour :)
Thank You. I'm glad you liked it.
only done Leg 2 - was nice to see what it looks like - all we saw was mist!
What a great film and what shines through is the amazing support of the BGR community. Like she says, where else would you get that?
Thank you
Great film, great people,and a fantastic place to run, can't wait to get back up there. Well done to all, thanks for the post
Thank you
Wow! Such a great runner and so much humility. To know what you want and be driven like that but to also be kind and grateful for the support, the challenge and nature is just wonderful. Good luck with future challenges.
That brought a few tears to my eyes and took my back to August 2011. I had forgotten the emotion, but not the fight or the mates for life you make. Excellent time 18:45 !!!! and great film. Captures the spirit and honesty that is the BGR. Welcome to the most understated club in the world :-)
I'm glad you liked it.
Fabulous film. Thoroughly enjoyed watching that, and feeling inspired! Fantastic athletes and crew.
Thank you
Beautiful trail, beautifully captured!
Thank you
What a wonderful feature! It's beautifully shot and composed - the choice of scenes, angles, perspectives, transitions is masterly, as is the way you present action on the hill : solo, pairings, teamwork and those vital supporters, all backed up by thought provoking monologues on motivation. Such a powerful and inspirational emotional core. A lovely document of a fantastic achievement - Bjorn, Kristina, and the many, many, supporters - chapeau !
Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm incredibly glad you like my film. It means a lot to me
Thank you so much! Everything about that day was magic - especially the people and the beautiful nature of Lake District.
epic run. great film :)
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it
Cracking film, never had the opportunity to visit the lakes yet, but the scenery in this film has moved it up the list. Also loving the pronunciation of the bop gray han round! Thanks for sharing.
I am going to attempt the Bob Graham Round next year. I had a wonderful experience at Cape Wrath back in August and am excited for the team support aspect of the Bob Graham. I look forward to training for it and seeing how it goes!
That is so exciting! Good luck!
@@Kristinasmadsen wow, thank you! Great effort and inspiring attitude shown here, congrats on your round!
really nice, great motivation
Thank you so much
Diamonds in your leg’s
Best hashtag ever!
Wow awesome God bless You guys
Thanks Javier
A truely inspirational experience it was, just to watch this. Must've felt so intense experiencing this yourself. Could learn a lot, not just from mental strength in running but being just so focused and humble, this is what truely matters. All the best on future attempts, may your body keep you afloat ;)
Thank you!
Live this going to make her proud on my little project.
I know a Carl Barnes from Portland..
Amazing
Thanks
the climb at 43:42 is just insane, i surely wouldnt have able to climb that, that too a climb like that so many hours into the race, uve got to be really brave to to that
I love Lord's Rake - it's so steep and hard but so much fun!
As someone who hasn't done the big BG, can't say I was so impressed by Kristina's efforts
OG BLAND GANG
She will be happy to hear that. Hope you had a great day on your Bob
Always wanted to have a go at this round, I’ve done a few OMMs a few LAMMs back in the day also the Artic mountain marathon in North Sweden, now at 48 I need a hip replacement so I doubt it will ever happen…..😢
Hats off!
'I always take a piss on Mark' haha!
This was so BEAUTIFUL and INSPIRING! 😃I've got a bunch of 26.2 marathons under my belt. I want to do my first 50miler. I'm in my 50s now, training is getting hard on my body😣 but, this video makes me want to keep it up! 🏞🏃🏾♂️
Thank you so much for this message! Keep going and good luck on the 50 miler!
she definitely has diamonds in her legs....great job!
❤️💪🏽
Amazing women 😊 Amazing runner , Great documentary
Right I'm off for a run who's with me 😉😋😋😋
Thank you so much. Go run
Ive never heard the term fell running. I had to google it. Haha
Can anyone tell me the route taken up scafell? AMAZING ACHIEVEMENT Kristina. Thank you for such inspiration.
Dansk Dynamit! xD
Nemmerlig!
Awsome
Thanks
👍👊💪
Hey Kristina - super interesting and inspiring video!
I'm very curious about which shoes yoyrun in. Do you run in minimalist shoes, zero drop, barefoot or "normal" trail shoes? :)
I’m curious about the gear too. Why do they have those tall socks on? Is there a shin guard under them? Or for warmth? Or just a style?
@@michaelnice93 I used to wear compression socks when I ran Ultras. Maybe that's what she is wearing?
Hi Søren and Michael! I ran the BG Round in Hoka Speedgoats with the rocket plate in them, good grip and cushion. Leg leg I had the Torrent on which has a bit sharper grip if that makes sense :)
@@Kristinasmadsen Nice thank you for an answer. I was also curious to hear if a lot of ultra runners ran barefoot, but maybe it´s as many as in other running catagories?
Recommendation:
Altra shoes (fx Altra TimP) = 0 drop, cushion and space for your toes - the good from both worlds :)
@@srenmllerjepsen6137 I'm not into barefoot running - it's just not for me :) I tried Altra a few years ago but they made my calfs hurt so I went back to Hoka. Today I run in Scott Sports trailshoes as I signed with their team :)
Just wish could’ve had translation in English sub titles at bottom (at end).. sounds like it was profound statement...awesome film otherwise! Inspiring and motivating!
There are subtitles where she speaks Danish. At the bottom of the screen can tap subtitles. number two button in the right corner
@@trailbearfilms Awesome thank you I will re watch that scene! ..
"I always take a piss on Mark and thats why we're such great friends"...... spits coffee out 😬
Got the quote wrong : "He always takes the piss on me [...]" - means he is kidding or joking etc. Forgive her Danish accent and British slang...
Did you have problems with your inner thigh and knee? Noticed the blue tape.
No I didn't. It was a "better safe than sorry" - I was worried all the elevation down would mess up my knees but it didn't!
Beef pizza and chips please!
Yes please!
@@Kristinasmadsen Good choice I’d say Kristina after the Bob! Protein and Carbs in one delicious tasty pizza! xx
Better to be pissed on than pissed off I suppose 😂
Sorry - I got that one wrong 😂 The English language is a tough one!
Hi
What’s the climb at about 9.30 which peak
Curious to what you learned about yourself.