Ramsay's Round
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2020
- Ramsay's Round is a 24 hour running challenge around the hills of Lochaber. 56 miles long and taking in several ranges of mountains, finishing on Ben Nevis. In this film, I follow Alicia Hudelson as she attempts to be the 100th finisher and 5th female finisher. I hope it captures the pleasure of mountain running. The film was commissioned by the Nevis Landscape Partnership.
Alicia's Blog:
aliciasrunningandracing.blogs...
The Nevis Landscape Partnership do a ton of excellent work looking after the Ben Nevis and Glen Nevis area. Please do donate to them if you can and support everything from footpath maintenance to native forest regeneration.
www.nevislandscape.co.uk
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I struggle to run a bath but this brilliant film inspired me to get into mountain running. Thanks Dave.
Another spectacular video from Dave. The Scottish mountain scenes just look mind blowing, that would be enough, but the story telling was brilliant as well. Super well put together piece.
Amazing video. Do people actually realise how ridiculous of an achievement this is? Absolutely brutal, 24 Munros in 24 hours? I struggle to do one in 7 hours 😭
This is by far the best Ramsay Round film I have seen, amazing achievement and outstanding filming 👍👍
Wow, what a great film. Well done Alicia!
Thank you so much Dave and Claire, not just for this video, but the whole series as well. I'm finding them very inspirational to watch and have so much admiration for the people you showcase.
Awesome,
So beautifully shot. Massive thanks for the inspiration!
loving your videos Dave. These landscapes are so beautiful I will cry myself to sleep tonight
When you start to slow down climbing Dave,you definitely have a job as a film maker.
Your editing and scene selection are awesome,real talent coming through.Well done sir!
That was incredible! Thanks Dave & Claire. Well done Alicia!
What a brilliant video! Fantastically done. And well done to Alicia - that looked epically brutal.
Wow! Hats off to you Alicia.
Another great film and story Dave
Truly inspiring, great work Alicia. And truly frustrating to be so inspired to go out for an adventure at a time like this. Ha!
Beautifully put together too. Amazing to watch this for free!
What an incredibly beautifully shot video!
Brilliant film - what a run!
So inspiring. Thanks Dave.
another great story! As an aside, I would love to know how that old bloke ended up with a bloodied head - I'm sure there's a story there
Amazing film! The idea of ultra running is just so genius, allowing you to spend so much time outdoors! :)
beautiful stuff Dave. Congratulations to Alicia.
Lovely production to watch from a wet day in locked-down Noozieland....thanks
Love those drone shots.
These are so amazing. Makes me wonder how cool we might all sound if you made a documentary about what we might be good at. Your production skills are pretty amazing.
Great !! Congrats 👍🏻😃
Great video and great story!
Amazing Video!
Inspiring stuff!
Stunning
Her stride is enviably smooth.
Inspirational stuff :) Top effort....
Just BRILLIANT!
What happened to one of the helpers at the end who had blood all over his head?
amazing. was just rewatching Nicky doing the double bob graham. always so in awe of these kinds of efforts. one day i'd love to have a go :-)
what happened to mateys head?!?!
@@jt0308 Running fast downhill on tired legs its easy to take a slip.
Dave, for one of your future vlogs, could you talk about the relevance in health of keeping a circadian rhythm? What I mean is, keeping a certain 'healthy' schedule (sufficient sleep, good nutrition, etc.) fixed, what are the effects of shifting that schedule within the day? For example, I feel like I have a healthy schedule, but I am totally free to choose the time I wake up and go to sleep (which is now the case with many others in this coronavirus situation).
I think it's common lore that waking up around sunrise is healthy, but I'm not too sure if it really is important. From my own limited experience testing this, I have not seen much of a difference in what time I wake up, but I wonder that there could be a small change that would add up over long periods of time, as is the case with good recovery from physical training.
I'm curious about what you think/know about this.
Hi Dave, this is an interesting article by Beth Rodden about her struggle with her body and climbing. It has nothing to do with this great video but maybe you find it interesting and want to talk about it, since this seems to be an issue in our sport: www.outsideonline.com/2411201/beth-rodden-climbing-body-image ("Climbing's Send-at-All-Costs Culture Almost Ruined Me")
This one is also slightly related to Beth's story: www.nytimes.com/2019/11/07/opinion/nike-running-mary-cain.html ("I Was the Fastest Girl in America, Until I Joined Nike")
Stay healthy and have a great weekend.
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Editing through your backlog of projects now that you have more time, huh?
That would be nice but no. This has actually been a ridiculously busy period for me first with exams for uni and then using the lockdown time to try to catch up on many other things I need to do while I cannot go climbing. All these are older films I made a while ago and were shown at film festivals but got permission from the NLP to add them here.
@@climbermacleod I'm enjoying them a lot! Even though I'm from Norway and I've never been to Ben Nevis or the neighbouring peaks, I enjoy learning about what seems like a very vibrant little microcosm in that area. It's very similar to what you might find here too, different personalities who get attracted to a certain mountain area for widely different reasons.