NEW YORK CITY MARATHON SUFFERING (II)
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- 📍NYC MARATHON VLOG PART 1 ➡️ • NEW YORK CITY MARATHON...
NEW YORK CITY MARATHON 2021 IS IN THE BOOKS! What a year we all had in the streets of Staten Island (bridge), Brooklyn, Queens, DA Bronx, and Manhattan! How was your run today on the streets of New York CIty for the BEST marathon in the world? Share your story in the comments and let us know your results from the 2021 New York City Marathon. I hope you enjoyed the support, cheering, and dedicated enthusiasm through the streets of NYC as much as I did!
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🍎 THANK YOU DGR FOR INCREDIBLE SUPPORT IN THE STREETS OF NYC, we’ll be BACK!! ONWARD AND UPWARDBTO NEW HEIGHTS! #doorknob
PS - let’s move this vlog around the world, maybe someone needs to know TODAY that quitting is not an option!
I'm looking forward to watching this vlog. Good morning Seth!!! 🌅
Regardless of the outcome, you have triumphed. Support from your DGR Family. Island VYBEZ Alwayz
Comeback my man, comeback!!!💪👊
As I said above, Seth, I think the Inspirational point here is while records and elite status are something special and a priveledge, something to work towards, most importantly, running is for the mind, soul, spirit, and our body and minds fitness. Not just records. It's the love of the sport, or anything we do, and its connection to our soul and spirit, as seen here with you in how well you shine, thats we always have to remember. 👍🙏
Your famous
Man, meeting you at the end of the race was the perfect ending! Your attitude and positivity is uncontested, Seth. Thanks so much for capturing that moment! ❤️ And congrats on fighting to the end to get that medal!!
you da man Eric, beautiful family and friends. that's what counts.
HE'S HUMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 years I'm watching your vlogs every day, 2 years I was asking myself the same question, and finally I have an answer: HE'S HUMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, what a PIVOT! This looked a lot more like relishing than suffering. What a great example to see. Could have been sooooo easy to mope, isolate, be a downer after months of consistent focus. DGR BABY! Thank you thank you and thank you again. Onward and Upward in everything we do!
Agreed! I liked he was giving shout outs along the way. I mean, once the wheels come off, the goal is off the table, so why not just change it for the better and enjoy the run; make the best of it! One just has to realize that some days are unexpected lessons and that better days will come.
Spot on my friend👌🏽
Last month I ran my first major marathon in Chicago. Shooting for a 3:05, I had a disappointing 3:48. I appreciate you holding your head high because it was hard for me to. You keep me motivated, so thank you and much love
I was shooting for sub 4 in Chicago and had a stomach issue just like Seth's and finished at a 4:38. I knew I still had sub for in me and signed up for Indianapolis and got a 15 min PR at 3:58:41. I definitely wasn't as positive as Seth was initially but got there about a day or two later. Love seeing how positive he stayed, he is an inspiration for sure
Jeez thats slow
I was there too,it was hot day a lot of people were not reaching up their goal. I was lucky for my first marathon ,bc heat isn’t bothering me as others,3:45
I love Seth's positive attitude! Seeking beauty no matter what
Thank you Julia, thank you. Onward and Upward. #doorknob
This touched me for reasons that have nothing to do with running…I really need the message Seth shared today. Inspired by Seth and the DGR community.
Well done, Seth!
Ditto!
Seth, I hope the fact your struggles made a lot of us sad makes you feel proud. The beauty and kindness you spread daily makes us all better people. And more importantly your courage to finish and have an amazing attitude is what inspires us all. Because we all have our ups and downs.
After all you’ve given and contributed to the run community it’s super to see how the community gave back to you on your tough day. Way to keep your head up and moving forward!
This just gave you insight into how "most people" feel during the marathon. “All I teach is suffering and the end of suffering.” -Buddha
Thanks for hanging out with us at Magnolia Bakery, Seth! Said already but worth saying again: you and your amazing wife are such great role models. New York City loves you, supports you, and we'll be cheering loudly for you when you're back!
Seth!! Way to push through when it got unbearable!! This was my first marathon and my legs started cramping at mile 16 but I just ran through the pain! Hit my B goal of sub 4 hours @ 3:45:32 🙌🏻🎉 DGR Strong baby!!
As an auto racing friend of mine once said, "If you don't crash every once in a while you ain't racing." Sometimes things go south it's all about what you do at those times that matter. Seth finished and showed a great attitude. I am sure there are private feelings he has about this and he will work through them but he showed some leadership with how he handled it for us and he did the work.
Fantastic work and I love being on this journey.
How you handled this adversity is exactly why I watch this channel. True model of success right here!
I could start my day watching this everyday. Thank you Seth!
This one brought me to tears. The music, the filming, but most of all seeing you just being a human being with a beautiful soul. You touch a lot of peoples hearts. My dad you to say “love you” and point to the person,. You reminded me of that today. That’s what your vlogs do. Reminding us that life is hard and we’re all in this together! Go get the next one Seth!!!
I agree, it was moving for me as well. What heart and soul. Shows theres more to running and our passions than the records, but the love of it all.
I'd love to see a video on how you stay so positive all the time. I find that even more inspiring and motivating than your athleticism. Amazing!
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It's interesting how things change over the years. No one could fail to be impressed with Seth's relentless positivity after his bad day. But when I first started running in the 70's, an experienced marathon and ultra runner told me not to be too bothered about dropping out if you started to suffer. That way you could try again the next week or next month without affecting your health negatively. No medals for marathon finishing in those days 😃 Maybe a certificate if you got under the Road Runners Club standard time !
Seth, last month I ran my first half marathon race. I had calf issues and finished in 2:08. My PB prior in training was 1:46:56 so I was so disappointed but I finished. Nov 7th I ran my second race. Finished 1:41:46 a PB by 5 min. Keep turning that door knob brother.
So happy for you! You kept going and thats fantastic 👏 I LOVED running, I have 3 spinal diseases that unfortunately are degenerative and my Dr has convinced me of the damage each landing stride is doing to my discs and facets. I miss it tremendously. I still speed walk but I desperately miss the feeling of a great run.
Seth, you are one of the most positive people I have ever known! Unbelievable, how you are taking positive lessons out of every moment, even when you must be disappointed (and maybe are still feeling sick). What an inspiration! 💪
Quitting is not an option... Yes! God bless you Seth!
Felt like I was watching a movie. Such a great production and almost brought me to tears. I didn’t meet my main marathon goal a few weeks ago but kept going, achieving my other goal of just finishing! Was inspiring to see an elite runner not quit. We should still manage to seek beauty (whatever the pace). Onward and upward. DGR strong!!
Eyyy I made the vlog!!! I was on the screen after you finished! Sorry to to see your GI issues but great that you were able to finish. I got a PR myself at 3:17:26 and super happy about it. Next up sub 3 hour!!!
Spotted you at 4:57!! Congrats Sergej!
Gratulation und Grüße aus Berlin
You're famous! Hahaha! Way to go! And great PR too!!! : )
Regardless of outcome, you still won
These last 2 vlogs have been also amazing as well, your content is 2nd to none Seth!!
DGR STRONG
Thank you for being here Scott, thank you
You had me in tears this morning. This was one of my favorite videos Seth. It was great to share your experience and I loved the post race interaction and your positive attitude. Thank you!
I went through the same thing you did during the race...silly stomach issues kept me from getting any nutrition to my body as it said, “nothing shall pass.” Run/Walking wasn’t working to settle my stomach either…I eventually had walk an entire mile before starting the run walk again. Once I overcame this issue, I was able to finish the race with the same targeted pace that I wanted to run throughout. I’m going to have to play with the nutrition again. (Sorry I didn't make the group run.)
I got emotional both videos, even though we have not met. To see you struggling was difficult.
Yet you remained positive and learned from it.
Thanks for being you!!
We've got this Brian!
Still a 3.00.46 Seth, a lot of people can't... 😁. All the best from Holland 🇳🇱
Well done for getting it done Seth.
My 1st marathon turned out similar…@ 14 miles had to walk and run to the finish due to a hamstring injury. Onwards and upwards 💪
Loving the honest blog, great inspiration as always. Great piece of advice I received many years ago after a disappointing race. My coach told me not to be disappointed, it’s only running and we learn more from 1 bad day than 10 good days.
I ran NYC marathon virtually and documented it for a vlog. There was definitely some suffering due to an unfortunate lack of training BUT I got it done and in the books!
YES!!!!!! Can't wait to go watch it dan
@@SethJamesDeMoor It was a fun day out! I think they call it fun anyway 😊
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Why wear a pair of trainers to run in that does that to your heels ? Ouch .,,,
I love that your not a quitter....the temptation must've been huge. Thank you for you including us in the journey. This is not a failure, but a triumph 🙌
Wow, I'm filled with emotions right now. The pain is real! I also ran a race, my first 50k. Bad belly and an injury made my goals fade away. I felt your pain! Thank you for being so real with us. Being able to relate to each other makes us stronger. Hugs, we are proud of you!
Maria
The video quality, man, amazing !!
Glad you think so!
You're amazing, Seth. I don't know how much of your positive, outgoing, energetic personality on camera during and after a failed performance like that might have been putting on a happy face for the benefit of the "DGR family" and your TH-cam channel, but it seems genuine. I, on the other hand, have never failed miserably in a race where I expected to do great things and then been able to be positive about it. My first reaction has always been, dammit, body, why did you fail me after all that hard work? Then I've been down in the dumps for at least a couple of days. I'm the same way about injuries and poor training performances, too. Now, seeing you fail badly and apparently just brush it off with a smile and an "I'll be back," I realize that even at 60 years of age I have a lot to learn from you, young man. Thanks for the lesson.
Great effort Seth really proud of you
you are a inspiration
DGR STRONG
YOU CAPTURED THE MOMENT!!!! EVER grateful!!!
Checkout Kofuzi's channel he follows Seth through 5km, time stamp 6.10 to 7.20, and Seth you looked strong, smooth and in complete control. ONWARD and UPWARD 💪💪
True! Kofuzi praised how strong and fast Seth was running!
I was running my Monday 5k on the treadmill yesterday and really wanted to tell myself that two miles would be plenty, I don't need to run the whole thing. I started thinking about your race and your attitude and just told myself to finish strong. Finished the 5k, 8:30 pace. I'm a 200 pound weightlifter/fat guy who started running about 5 months ago and as much as I hate running, I can't live without it now...
thats cool - go on!🏃♂️🔥 greets from berlin/germany...from another michael😉
Awesome story! Keep up the good work! : )
I can feel you Seth… Although I’ve run hundreds of Half Marathons I have never ran a Full Marathon because of stomach issues when fueling. I discovered that I was Gluten intolerant and too much gluten before a race was upsetting my GI and then when I was fueling in race always hell broke (if you are gluten intolerant the walls in your GI track thinner and become irritable). Now I’ve cut gluten completely and I will be running my first one next month! Hopefully I will manage to finish one! You are our daily inspiration! Keep on buttering that (gluten free) bread 😂
I remember so well my first marathon. Was crying running towards the finish line. I hit the wall at Km32. Pushed through. This video brought me to tears. I haven't done any marathon or half marys in 2 years eversince I moved here to the US. Looking for that mojo to be back. Fingers Crossed! I guess I'll start turning the doorknob soon!
Re: Turning the doorknob: Do it! Do it! We're with you! : ) : ) : )
Really impressive and inspiring. With all the achievements you have had over the last few years, this is the most impressive. Grit to not only finish strong, but enjoying it. That's real strength, and something to inspire people.
A Great movie trilogy: the first one gives us the hope and excitement, the second ends with a twist, and the third leads us to the biggest victory! 2022, 2023 or later~ We will wait for this one "The return of Seth to NYCM"
Nothing has changed. Keep turning the doorknob!
Great Video!! I appreciate seeing the real and the raw….. you’ll get it next time…. Turn the doorknob!
Thanks 👍
I've followed you for the last 3 years and loved watching you win the last 2 Pikes Peak marathons but your effort for the NYC marathon was inspirational. I'm 70 and ran my first marathon for nearly 30 yrs 3 weeks ago - the Yorkshire Marathon in Great Britain - my aim was to get a qualifying time for the London marathon. With 25 miles gone I was over 2.5 mins in hand with a long drag up an incline (hill), put my head down and dug in to top of incline (hill) at 25.7 with a turn to the finish. I'd upped the pace turned the corner and bang it hit me, it was as if a switch had been turned on in my head, that last half mile cost me 4mins. I was falling into the barriers, staggering across the road, nothing I could do. So grateful for the help from the two pacemakers who I'd run with from the start and who came back to help. I missed the time by 1 min but I'm out there training for the next one, that is if the wife will let me as I am currently banned from marathons, well at least for this year. As you say quitting is not an option. "PAIN IS TEMPORARY BUT VICTORY IS FOREVER"
Those pacemakers coming back 😍 That's is the running community.
Next time you will make IT!
Great story, and thanks so much for sharing. Read this out loud to my husband, and I have to tell you we both burst into laughter at "if the wife will let me as I am currently banned from marathons." Hahaha! We get it! We hope it's just a temporary ban, and may you have better luck next time!!! : )
Amazing stuff Seth! The suffering makes us stronger 💪💪💪
How come you got the blisters in a shoe you know well?
Bloody free shoes 👟 that's bloody crazy 😸 um no. But your real man, great job
: )
I've now run 11 marathons, even when you run a great race that last 5 miles is soo soo tough. Way to push through! "Those who do not understand true pain, cannot understand true peace."
If you do give those shoes away you can rename them as the Nike percent 2 blood sweat and tears edition.
Haha! Good one : )
Racing is always a humbling experience but also a learning experience. You will only come back stronger from this!!! I don't equate to the level of runner as you but you mentioned stomach. Personally I found that just eating the exact same foods have helped me race so much stronger. Before I would carb load and eat the foods I normally never would eat but when I eat the same small protein with some rice I have no issue's at all. Just sharing my experience maybe something we can all talk about more in the future.
Keep running strong and sharing that love!
This is crazy good! I have to ask how Shalane was able to do 7 under 3 hours in 42 days. 2 back to back days.
After years of watching you seth, your are a gladiator bro. Im touched and happy to see you tomorrow. 👍🏻❤️🇵🇷
Been waiting for this! Let’s go DGR
Making goal is tough but dealing with discouragement is even tougher. You are a true champion Seth of the mind, body, and spirit. As you told me on the livestream, "I look at the big picture."
That's right! Onward Ray
Great inspiration Seth!! NO QUITTING IN our FAMILY!
That's right!
Never give up! The best ! Not only you're a fabulous runner, you're also a great movie maker! With your channel, my life is better each day. Thanks a lot man and nerver stop please ! ...and now : i go running!
Wow Seth way to stay positive even when the day didn’t go as planned! One unfortunate race doesn’t take away from all the valuable training your body went through in this training block, you just keep building that aerobic system! 😀
Seth is always saying it’s a two-way street. Today’s vlog and these comments (!) are proof. What an inspiring, heart-warming, motivating, peace-giving vlog. And then the comments are getting me as much as the vlog. Thank you DGR! Thank you Seth! Onward & Upward.
same😉
Yes!
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Seth, in 2015 I ran the Monumental Marathon in Indianapolis. I hoped to run a time in the low 3 hours, but the wheels fully came off at mile 18 and ended up going much slower, 3:45.
After this, I struggled to maintain consistent training for many years. I always wanted to train more, but kept falling off for extended periods. The worst phase of this came during peak quarantine in 2020.
But in 2021, using much of your advice and training philosophy, I began my redemption arc for the Monumental Marathon.
For the last 6 months, I consistently trained and reclaimed my love for distance running. This Saturday, the training culminated as I raced through the streets of Indy again. I ran even splits the whole race, and crossed the line in 3:05:11, a personal best! It was such a powerful feeling of validation and achievement.
I know you have nothing to prove, but man, I really hope 2022 is the year of the Demoor NYC Marathon Redemption Arc.
I’m picturing you crossing the line in Central Park under 2:20:00, and I feel that same sense of validation!
I cant wait to see what’s next for you! There’s only one way to go from here, onward and upward!
This was such a great story: thank you for taking the time to share it! Loved the redemptive arc bit!
I especially appreciated it because I have run only one marathon, in 2018, and had such a disappointment that it really derailed my running for about a year. Thanks for sharing your similar experience. I love that eventually you came back and were triumphant! Great job, and thanks for the encouragement. It's good to have hope.
I blame you not wearing the green shorts 😂
I love this channel mainly because is not about running and success but because is about life and discipline.
You are able to inspire me even when you have a bad day.
And by the way … you editing skills reached a new level. I loved every single shot of this vlog. Fantastic work Seth! We keep going all together!
Ever grateful you're here Andrea
Omg the editing of the race is a true window into the mindset of a runner.
Bro mad respect for putting up this video. You have had such a remarkable running career and work extremely hard. We all have races less than expected and for someone of your caliber/skill set to show this shows tons of class. A lot of pros would just go on to forget this and only show their “best races”. When I ran Boston i saw pros in the drop out tent and they lost my respect. You Sir toughed it out to the end, you Sir are truly a class act and that medal is well deserved. God bless you and in reality the things people cherish most are the things they suffer through the most. This also shows that no matter how tough things get, whether in life or in running, just keep going and grind it out. Plus your attitude is fantastic. Once again mad respect bro.
I'd recently heard that many pros, if not meeting their goals, drop. I found that so disappointing... I understand dialing it back and treating it like a training run, or dropping for injuries/GI issues, or because they've decided to give it a go at another race in a week, but quitting because they're having a "bad day" seems like such a primadonna thing to do.
@@Kelly_Ben yea because at first I had heard some might have dropped due to injury, but then I had learned not all are like that, they drop because of having a bad day. And especially if you’re a pro, what kind of message does that send. It sends that if things get tough, give up. That’s why I have so much respect for Seth for toughing it out and even putting the video up. It takes guts and humility to do that. So that why he has my utmost respect in the running community. Plus his attitude is phenomenal after his race. Normally I am Mr Poopy Pants after a less than optimal race so I have taken that to heart to have an awesome attitude not matter what the outcome. See this is awesome and God is awesome because even from this not great race it has turned into something great that will help prevent me from sinning (vice of anger), so once again many thanks to Seth for this.
Hey Seth! We both had a tough race weekend! I DNF'd a local 55-miler. IT band issues I've previously had caused my knee to lock up and couldn't bend it. I ran the first 11 miles and walked the next 24 miles until I missed an aid station cut off time. DGR - We don't quit!!!!
PS - there is so much to learn from days like these!
Wow Seth. I am heading to NYC Marathon 2022.
Please say you will be there. That would make my trip from England
DGR strong ❤️✌️🏴
Hey Seth, less than 365 days until your comeback to NYC! Can’t wait to see your redemption! If the offer’s actually out there for the Next% with blood on it, I’d be happy to take them off your hands 😉
First-time marathoner taking in some solid advice from Seth: eyes up and pump those arms!
You are such an inspiration Seth! Always positive, good vibes, hard work, and gratefulness. Keep it up. All the way from Senegal, West Africa.
Loved how you kept such a positive attitude - even during what must have been a really tough moment knowing your stomach issues scuppered your chances of attaining your goals, yet you kept going and still had a smile on your face at the end! Pretty inspiring stuff. There is definitely a lesson to be learned from this for me personally! Keep inspiring!
Who else just sits down and watches these videos and smiles the entire way through? Wonderful feeling DGR strong 💪🏾
The positivity is this video is incredible! Love it!
You helped me do my first marathon in 2:54 a few weeks ago. You're an inspiration to us all, hope that you know that!
Hey Seth, G'day from Down Under 🇦🇺🪃 Wondering if you felt like the caffeinated gels contributed to your stomach woes? In the future would you start with non caf and then bring those in later in the race for an added boost, especially if you've had your morning cup with your Bobo's as well. Do you track your daily caffeine content? Personally I aim for 300-400mg max per day, counting my coffee too and in longer ultras I'll try and use the CAF100 for a big boost over major climbs or near the tough spots of a course, different from a fast road marathon I know. Keep up the great content, love the channel! DGR💪
You are such an inspiration, congratulations.
Thank you so much!
A real mans sport.
When you’re hurting.
You need a phone to reach those concerned about u.
U aren’t on some square field
Way to embrace the moment as it was. Ain't no bad run! I just did the Disney World 13.1 and after 3 days of carrying kids through the park, I knew in the first mile I wasn't going to perform. BUT I just kept moving forward and enjoyed every minute of an incredible experience.
WOW Seth your positivity and outlook lifts us all to a better place. Mark my words many great things are destined for you Seth and each one so richly deserved. MUCH RESPECT TO YOU
A group of us were watching your progress on a the Run Experience live stream. We figured out pretty quickly that it was GI issues, and while I was sad for what you were going through and the disappointment you must have been feeling after all your hard work preparing, I knew an exceptional video would come from it that would help so many people. This was a Masterclass in making lemonade out of lemons. Congrats on finishing NYC under such adversity!
I love your head space to enjoy the rest of the race. It's tough not meeting goals when you've put in the work but race day is unpredictable. I've had GI issues and it is not fun to get through the remainder of the 26 miles. Push forward.
Having a stomach issues after a race is so tough. I’ve had races where I can’t keep my head up at the Finnish. Well done for fighting through not only the race but also the post race when all you want is a ginger ale and peace and quiet
Epic video Seth! I loved the early collage of marathon and cityscape scenes. Seeking beauty in NYC! Great job on projecting a positive attitude even in the face of disappointment. To quote Kofuzi on running races this year: "People may not have the best running times, but they're going to have the best times." (20 Sept 2021, 09:43)
It was truly amazing to watch the vlog
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@@SethJamesDeMoor thank you for the amazing vlogs, hope me and my twin can meet you one day, your huge inspiration for us starting our own journey on the tubes
Oh man you can feel the energy here!
Just wild Janet, stronger together.
Thanks so much for teaching, inspiring,& motivating Us, Seth!!🥺🙏⚡⚡❤️Love You!!👍🔥❤️
Your ability to inspire so many people, even when you were facing unexpected obstacles, is amazing. You could have called it a day and no one would have thought any less of you; however, you had the attitude and fortitude to seek beauty, enjoy the day, relish the crowd and finish the race. While the race may not have gone as planned, we (the viewers) probably gained more from this life lesson than if you had met your goals. Thank you.
If someone is physically injured, it is OKAY to stop running. Many times people can do additional damage to whatever is injured and do more harm than good. Enjoy your content!
Just found your channel and this series is the realest seen in a long time! Shout out for showing that ‘bad’ races happen; it’s how you react and respond, the positivity shown is beyond inspiring. New sub from the UK, keep doing you Seth!
Been waiting for this!!
I appreciate your efforts and everything you do to inspire people. I was ready for a marathon in 2020, the race was rescheduled and I here I am completely out of shape and I won't be doing the race. Only thing to do is get back out there and run.. Thanks Seth
Smacked up against that old wall! Been there and did it.
What a video! You made me get a little emotional. I love the energy, the worldwide community of being a runner, and the perspective. It's what it is all about!!!
Way to keep fighting Seth, way to embrace the suck. Enjoy your videos . Keep rocking out there. 🤘🏼
200-300 dollar shoes and they’re cutting your Achilles smh. 4 on the comfort scale
I will always cherish my running of NYC marathon 2018 bought back many good memories
Seth, you fear no distance. Always rooting for you and NYC will not be prepared for your arrival next year. Huge congrats man
I pulled my calf again! Can’t wait to run again! Things will get better for you! Next time, you’ll prevail!
I’m pushing for NYC 2022 as well, Big Apple is expecting for you on 2022!!!