I never forget something Dean says in his books. When I'm running and feeling tired. BABY STEPS. pick a spot up the road, get to that point and so on and so on until you push past the wall... always works for me
I read Ultramarathon man right AFTER Born to Run. It was the PERFECT follow-up as my mind was locked immediately on running 100. Several 100's later. Im in debt to Dean, he is a living Legend.
Thank you for this. It helped me get my head back in the right space to start running again. At 49, running is a new thing for me. I started this year and was up to 3 miles/day on work days and 5 miles/day on the weekend. Then, for some reason I stopped and then tried to get going again. I was doing 1.5/miles a day about 3 days/week. Today, after listening to this podcast last night, I ran 3 miles. (I would've run farther but I have to go to work). Thanks for the motivation.
I’m trying to get restarted in running but I will be slower now that I’m 51. No more 71/2 to 9 minutes miles for me!!!😢😎💪🇺🇸🙏🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
Thanks to both of you guys for doing this interview. I'm 51 and a heart attack survivor. I turned my life around 3 years ago and am driven to do many of the same things you guys have been doing. I'm a marathoner now, and will be taking it to a higher level soon. I look forward to meeting both of you as my career progresses.
Rob Pearson That’s inspiring. What changes in diet and lifestyle have you made? I have only done 5K walks, and maybe jogged a tiny bit. Just started leaning toward plant based, but only a few days at a time. Long road ahead.
@@WinstonKnows Thanks Winston. After my heart attack I was about 205 lbs (5'7") so overweight for sure. I started walking about a mile in the morning and again at night. For my diet I got all temptations out of the house, like Doritos and stuff like that. I started going plantbased, but it was hard to find the foods I liked. Over time I got better at it and now I'm 100% on a meat free diet. Once a week I give myself a day to do restaurants, where I obviously eat more calories than I would at home. This gives me something special to look forward to and I only choose places with really high quality foods. When you eat out only once a week, it's easier to get the best quality and tip like a rock start (spreading the positive vibes through giving). After I got down in weight to about 195, I started running just a little bit at a time each night. I've been at it for over 3 years now and can now run really far. It is easy to get wrapped up in social media and "being hard" and such. I tend to just focus on my process. As long as I'm driven, the future is great. I'm feeling like the heart attack saved my life in many respects. I'm down to 160 lbs now and running well. Next year I'm going to do my first ultras. My goal is to maybe whoop Rich Roll in a running race someday (only in a fanboy type of way, all good) since we're close to the same age. Rich's story gave me hope that I could do it. Now I know I could, it's just a matter of time to see what heights I can reach as I keep going with this. _Rob
@@WinstonKnows In a nutshell Winston, just keep at it. Small walks are great. I believe that walking might be the most underrated exercise out there, as the results can be awesome. For example, my little one mile walk each morning with the dog before work is over 100 calories burned. Then I have my oatmeal and head off to work. Just doing that small thing for a year helped me drop enough weight to ramp things up. It's all about just taking action. Don't let anyone, especially yourself, judge your workouts. Just do them and trust the process. Weight will go up and down and first, so never overly focus on that. Just do the walking and feel good about yourself for the choice. When you feel good about yourself, the rest will fall into place easier. My worst food binges in the past were always proceeded by negative self talk and beliefs. No disrespect to Rich or Dean, but these guys aren't super human. They are just like you and me and they have proven what commitment and drive can achieve. Keep watching them and stay encouraged. I believe in you, just based on your kind message. Good luck!!! Rob
@@SKoreanrescuepup Sorry about your heart attack. It seems like it definitely was a wake up call. Maybe a blessing in disguise? I appreciate that you are sharing your story and have made huge improvements in your life. I just turned 46 last Friday, and that is part of my drive to stay energetic and healthy. I still have meat here and there, but I noticed that I have been able to remember my dreams for the past 3-4 weeks in a row, ever since cutting back on meat and increasing plant based meals. How many marathons have you run so far? Also, I started using orthopedic inserts from "The Good Feet" store, as it was a bday gift from my Mom. That is supposed to increase my balance and keep my spine straighter. I hope so, since it is super pricey.
@@WinstonKnows only one marathon officially on the books as im pretty ok running alone. Keep it up Winston. Guys like Rich Roll will keep you charged up! You have a great future ahead. Enjoy your process!
I searched Dean in Twitter randomly. I messaged him and told him how his book and story got me from zero to running multiple marathons. Yesterday re messaged me back. I'm so pumped. So I found this great podcast. Put myself on a 5 day water fast, I'm gonna drop a couple kilos and get the runners back on. I'm from uk but seeing out this situation in Sri lanka where I was tra6when lockdown started. Been here a year travelling but not running enough. Im back now. Thanks Rich. You're the best speaker. You describe everything perfectly. Peace and plants 🥰🥦🥒🌽🥝🥭🍇🍈🍉🙏🙏🙏
RICH !!! You have completely inspired me to get myself healthy and strong. I have changed my eating to Vegan and I am loving life again. Feeling great and keeping it clean. Thank you for all the inspiration and knowledge!!! "Always Love"
Dean sums up a large portion of my teenage life through inspiration and mental visualisation of what is possible for a human and what may be possible through my own mental fortitude. It's a feeling I cannot shake and will never go.
Love this, just wanted to point out that there is nothing wrong with bringing more out on the trail than you need especially when going solo and maybe you aren’t in great shape because you never know when you will get lost or twist an ankle and you may need way more supplies than intended. I’ve had 10 mile runs on rough terrain planned for an easy Sunday morning and had them turn into full day epics because I lost the trail or made a wrong turn and it’s 100 degrees out...I guess I consider it a safety net
Sometimes I just can't handle this Rich Roll California-attitude. Rich is a self made, rich, super man and has tons of friends and so on. Allways having equal friends on the show, takling about things that only few people can relate to, luxury problems. But, this interview, showed me that my life situation, being more poor and fucked compared in My optics, , also "just" is a life and it's mine and mine to deal with. Thanks guys, I really needed that, we're not that different after all.
Ivan Kizz-prinzip Jensen I really find it hard to figure out who Rich really is. He can seem arrogant even though he might not come off that way at all. Really hard to explain. I cannot figure him out. Nonetheless, I do love the guests he brings on and he is a fantastic host who lets them talk without interrupting (unlike some podcast hosts) cough...joe rogan...cough cough. I believe Rich is like most of us though. When someone like Dean comes on though, who is truly genuine, it puts things into perspective. All in all, I do think Rich means well and isn’t trying to shove some sort of motive to his listeners. All we know is what we see from him in the podcast. He’s probably gone thru his own demons we all do as humans.
Dean K your book was the reason I fell in love with running I call it the "Rocky" of running books I'm sure you have heard that thousands of times but just want to say thank you
I was reading his book 'The Road To Sparta' in Sparta for the Spartan Race WC this November. Being surrounded by the very same history he spoke of was something else.
You are both amazing!!! Such an inspiration to me.I've been following for podcast Rich for about a year now, it's been a blessing, through my long runs. Can wait to see Dean back in Greece, next spring.Thanks a lot!!!
read his book when i was in high school. wondered if I could ever do that and put the book down. years later I'm just starting to enjoy running. it's frustrating to end my runs at an hour when all I can think about is the joy of being on the move. The worst feeling is having to stop a run with feeling shin splints on the horizon... but then I remember I'm 28 and he had his turn around when he was 30 and I think, eventually I can get there too. I just want to be able to run for hours without injuring myself. I want to run an ultra. I love how all my other thoughts quiet down and it's just running.
I'm one of those people who wrote him with no expectation of receiving a response. He's literally the only "celebrity" that I've ever written to. I merely wanted to thank him for his inspiration and was blown away by that personalized answer. It's that responsibility to his fan base that keeps so many of us connected to him.
I had a similar experience with Scott Jurek: emailed him 9 years ago when I was looking at getting a dog to run with and he sent me a friendly detailed response in less than 1 day with suggestions on type of breed, training tips, etc. Ultra-marathoners are just really down-to-earth and cool people.
@@tennesseetrekker1951 Yes, I adopted my "Shadow" soon after I reached out to Scott. He's a poodle cross, now 9-years old. I typically run with Shadow 3 days/week, normally 2-3 miles but up to 10 miles on occasion. He's a fantastic companion and running with him is one of the joys of my life.
this man is beyond human, I've ran I've done 10km 10 miles and half marathons but since the lockdown I've ran 5 to 6 days a week, ok not 60 miles a day just 8km to 15 km, would love to try and ran 7 marathons in 7 days but you to train and get your body use to it, first by trying to run a half marathon 7 times a week
Hello RIch, Thankyou for motivating me to take up running again. Could you please explain why all runners are obsessed with total miles and time. If we take those measurables away, how will you define running?
I can usually sit through 15 minutes tops of TH-cam but I was glued to all 1hr 38 minutes if this. It was truly fascinating and inspiring but most of all delivered in such a humbling way by two of the best respected runners today!
I'm so pissed.... I decided to go on a water fast this week to drop some weight and detox so I'm listening to this podcast getting inspired to get back into running. But I've suddenly got this sharp pain in my foot feels like a small bone break but I haven't knocked it or injured it. It's so strange. Hopefully it goes away with rest. But after listening to the guys I just want to go out running but can barely walk 😪😪😪😪
This is another great podcast...i did not know of (dean kamazas) before...wha a great guy and athlete...i was thinking ....i think this is the (same guy) who approached me running at Chrissy Field wearing a surf suit by the rocks.. he said can i talk to u for a minute? I said yes...he said ( I am a physio therapist and i see you kick out your legs as u run you are going to ruin your knees)...I kind of now that i see the podcast it was him...
Rich, really liked the interview. I thought you did an excellent job interviewing Dean. Must be nice to have all that talent around Marin to interview-ha ha. Are Mario and YiOu next ? All the best from Mt Diablo
I don't think that car analogy is genereally true, that enjoyment having a certain car fades with time. It depends how much you are invested in your car and that's analogues to any other thing you have a relationship with.
The story of Dean Karnazes, and especially that of David Goggins, etc., has given me a new PURPOSE in life. I have decided that I will soon start my journey towards this goal of climbing new heights and walking and running on trails. I am from Cagayan de Oro, Mindanao, the 2nd biggest island from among the 7,107 islands of the tropical country of the Philippines, 67 years old, turning 68 this coming June, a SINGLE FATHER who brought up singlehandedly my children, who are a well-accomplished 31-year-old daughter and a son who just graduated from high school. I was a former Regional Manager of an affiliate of the world's largest bank for most of banking history, graduated Salutatorian from Grade School without much studying, was FAVORED BY GOD with a super high I.Q. which is shared by only 7,779 people, out of the 7.7 BILLION inhabitants of this planet. But I had to overcome 2 packs of cigarettes per day of heavy smoking, my heavy drinking of one bottle of Fundador Brandy per night, and from my MULTI-DRUG addiction, all COLD TURKEY. I have stopped smoking, drinking, and drug addiction, each in ONE DAY, though on separate days, without professional help, WITHOUT LOOKING BACK, despite super INHUMAN WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS. So I don't believe heavy smokers, heavy drinkers, and DRUG ADDICTS when they say they can't quit. It is all a matter of perseverance, decisiveness, and being tough-minded. You have to be tough-minded when it comes to REGAINING YOUR HEALTH. For 50 years now, I have been addicted to Valium, a Benzodiazepine tranquilizer, which I have battled with for more than 3 years from 2017 until now, bringing it down from 80 to 90 milligrams a day to 7 mgs. per day now, ENDURING all the SUPER INHUMAN WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS. Googling BENZODIAZEPINE WITHDRAWAL will bring you a super long list of INSANE WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS, which have among them, BODY SHOCK, COMA and even SUDDEN DEATH. My stupid psychiatrists also made me DEPENDENT on antidepressants and tranquilizers. I have suffered OCD since I was 17, or for HALF A CENTURY already, have many injuries from my basketball, softball, pelota, karate, weightlifting, Sport Judo, Combat Judo, racing, snorkeling, and board sailing during my younger years. These days, I have high blood pressure, an enlarged prostate gland, suffer from brain fog, dizziness, chronic INSOMNIA. But, in God's KINDNESS and MERCIFULNESS, I shall overcome these challenges too. Rich Roll and Dean, did you guys have many sponsors as I have super little money left, after years of having been a VICTIM of the SUPER CRIPPLING Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or O.C.D., the TOUGHEST ANXIETY DISORDER TO BEAT BY FAR? Prayers for my success will greatly be appreciated. God bless us all.
I just want you to know that I’ve read your response and hope you are still working toward a better life. I know it isn’t easy and hard work but it has to be done. Take care!
For someone who is a bang average ultra runner and never been competitive with any of the top guys Dean has done a great job with self publicity to raise his profile so high. He impresses people that don’t really know any better with feats of endurance but is rarely respected by his peers. Does say a lot really.
True, says a lot about those peers, doesn't it? I mean who cares what those supposed better peers think of him? They are merely begrudges because they want to live his live with that same publicity but are seemingly unwilling or unable to do what it takes to get there. But what really matters (and certainly more than how many mile you can in 24h): the man inspires tons of people to get moving because he's sharing his passion with the wider world, channeling the publicity he gets in a positive way - he makes money of that too. Good for him. He deserves it.
The ultimate Ultra Challenge: th-cam.com/video/QBlvHxytUjs/w-d-xo.html The 3100 Mile Race 52 days in a row ~62 miles a day 118 Marathons in total 4hrs sleep on average/night
@@Devonfrytheguy you can be bitter all you want. The man is speaking the truth. He permanently has bags as big as ball sacks under his eyes. He needs a good cheeseburger and 18 hour sleep.
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I never forget something Dean says in his books. When I'm running and feeling tired. BABY STEPS. pick a spot up the road, get to that point and so on and so on until you push past the wall... always works for me
"we all live in a cage with the door wide open" good quote from dean.
“Showering is overrated”
instablaster
Dean must think of all these masterful one liners while putting in the distance lol
He was quoting Plato, who was quoting Socrates
@@ernestoglez6725 precise comment
I read Ultramarathon man right AFTER Born to Run. It was the PERFECT follow-up as my mind was locked immediately on running 100. Several 100's later. Im in debt to Dean, he is a living Legend.
Thank you for this. It helped me get my head back in the right space to start running again. At 49, running is a new thing for me. I started this year and was up to 3 miles/day on work days and 5 miles/day on the weekend. Then, for some reason I stopped and then tried to get going again. I was doing 1.5/miles a day about 3 days/week. Today, after listening to this podcast last night, I ran 3 miles. (I would've run farther but I have to go to work). Thanks for the motivation.
I’m trying to get restarted in running but I will be slower now that I’m 51. No more 71/2 to 9 minutes miles for me!!!😢😎💪🇺🇸🙏🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️
Awesome ! Keep going !
Thanks to both of you guys for doing this interview. I'm 51 and a heart attack survivor. I turned my life around 3 years ago and am driven to do many of the same things you guys have been doing. I'm a marathoner now, and will be taking it to a higher level soon. I look forward to meeting both of you as my career progresses.
Rob Pearson That’s inspiring. What changes in diet and lifestyle have you made? I have only done 5K walks, and maybe jogged a tiny bit. Just started leaning toward plant based, but only a few days at a time. Long road ahead.
@@WinstonKnows Thanks Winston. After my heart attack I was about 205 lbs (5'7") so overweight for sure. I started walking about a mile in the morning and again at night. For my diet I got all temptations out of the house, like Doritos and stuff like that. I started going plantbased, but it was hard to find the foods I liked. Over time I got better at it and now I'm 100% on a meat free diet. Once a week I give myself a day to do restaurants, where I obviously eat more calories than I would at home. This gives me something special to look forward to and I only choose places with really high quality foods. When you eat out only once a week, it's easier to get the best quality and tip like a rock start (spreading the positive vibes through giving). After I got down in weight to about 195, I started running just a little bit at a time each night. I've been at it for over 3 years now and can now run really far. It is easy to get wrapped up in social media and "being hard" and such. I tend to just focus on my process. As long as I'm driven, the future is great. I'm feeling like the heart attack saved my life in many respects. I'm down to 160 lbs now and running well. Next year I'm going to do my first ultras. My goal is to maybe whoop Rich Roll in a running race someday (only in a fanboy type of way, all good) since we're close to the same age. Rich's story gave me hope that I could do it. Now I know I could, it's just a matter of time to see what heights I can reach as I keep going with this. _Rob
@@WinstonKnows In a nutshell Winston, just keep at it. Small walks are great. I believe that walking might be the most underrated exercise out there, as the results can be awesome. For example, my little one mile walk each morning with the dog before work is over 100 calories burned. Then I have my oatmeal and head off to work. Just doing that small thing for a year helped me drop enough weight to ramp things up. It's all about just taking action. Don't let anyone, especially yourself, judge your workouts. Just do them and trust the process. Weight will go up and down and first, so never overly focus on that. Just do the walking and feel good about yourself for the choice. When you feel good about yourself, the rest will fall into place easier. My worst food binges in the past were always proceeded by negative self talk and beliefs. No disrespect to Rich or Dean, but these guys aren't super human. They are just like you and me and they have proven what commitment and drive can achieve. Keep watching them and stay encouraged. I believe in you, just based on your kind message. Good luck!!! Rob
@@SKoreanrescuepup Sorry about your heart attack. It seems like it definitely was a wake up call. Maybe a blessing in disguise? I appreciate that you are sharing your story and have made huge improvements in your life. I just turned 46 last Friday, and that is part of my drive to stay energetic and healthy. I still have meat here and there, but I noticed that I have been able to remember my dreams for the past 3-4 weeks in a row, ever since cutting back on meat and increasing plant based meals. How many marathons have you run so far?
Also, I started using orthopedic inserts from "The Good Feet" store, as it was a bday gift from my Mom. That is supposed to increase my balance and keep my spine straighter. I hope so, since it is super pricey.
@@WinstonKnows only one marathon officially on the books as im pretty ok running alone. Keep it up Winston. Guys like Rich Roll will keep you charged up! You have a great future ahead. Enjoy your process!
I searched Dean in Twitter randomly. I messaged him and told him how his book and story got me from zero to running multiple marathons. Yesterday re messaged me back. I'm so pumped. So I found this great podcast. Put myself on a 5 day water fast, I'm gonna drop a couple kilos and get the runners back on. I'm from uk but seeing out this situation in Sri lanka where I was tra6when lockdown started. Been here a year travelling but not running enough. Im back now. Thanks Rich. You're the best speaker. You describe everything perfectly. Peace and plants 🥰🥦🥒🌽🥝🥭🍇🍈🍉🙏🙏🙏
YES He's back! Now how about Scott Jurek!?
Sounds like the best podcast idea!
RICH !!! You have completely inspired me to get myself healthy and strong. I have changed my eating to Vegan and I am loving life again. Feeling great and keeping it clean.
Thank you for all the inspiration and knowledge!!! "Always Love"
You’re back to eating meet now huh
Dean sums up a large portion of my teenage life through inspiration and mental visualisation of what is possible for a human and what may be possible through my own mental fortitude. It's a feeling I cannot shake and will never go.
Yessss!!! The man who started it all for so many people!
So true
Well put! He inspired me to become ultra.
He's the reason I do a birthday run every year. I'll run 37 this summer.
This is the most relaxed I’ve ever seen Dean in an interview situation.
He's even more awesome when he's chilled out
This was one of my absolute favorite episodes of this podcast. Thanks, Dean and Rich!
Love this, just wanted to point out that there is nothing wrong with bringing more out on the trail than you need especially when going solo and maybe you aren’t in great shape because you never know when you will get lost or twist an ankle and you may need way more supplies than intended. I’ve had 10 mile runs on rough terrain planned for an easy Sunday morning and had them turn into full day epics because I lost the trail or made a wrong turn and it’s 100 degrees out...I guess I consider it a safety net
Great comment
Sometimes I just can't handle this Rich Roll California-attitude. Rich is a self made, rich, super man and has tons of friends and so on. Allways having equal friends on the show, takling about things that only few people can relate to, luxury problems.
But, this interview, showed me that my life situation, being more poor and fucked compared in My optics, , also "just" is a life and it's mine and mine to deal with. Thanks guys, I really needed that, we're not that different after all.
Ivan Kizz-prinzip Jensen I really find it hard to figure out who Rich really is. He can seem arrogant even though he might not come off that way at all. Really hard to explain. I cannot figure him out. Nonetheless, I do love the guests he brings on and he is a fantastic host who lets them talk without interrupting (unlike some podcast hosts) cough...joe rogan...cough cough. I believe Rich is like most of us though. When someone like Dean comes on though, who is truly genuine, it puts things into perspective. All in all, I do think Rich means well and isn’t trying to shove some sort of motive to his listeners. All we know is what we see from him in the podcast. He’s probably gone thru his own demons we all do as humans.
Dean K your book was the reason I fell in love with running I call it the "Rocky" of running books I'm sure you have heard that thousands of times but just want to say thank you
I watch this while running on the treadmill. It was great motivation!
I was reading his book 'The Road To Sparta' in Sparta for the Spartan Race WC this November. Being surrounded by the very same history he spoke of was something else.
Riveting chat between two amazing runners and great human beings!
your discussion about an unhealthy relationship with food hit home for me. It is a HUGE issue that is not very well talked about in our community
You are both amazing!!! Such an inspiration to me.I've been following for podcast Rich for about a year now, it's been a blessing, through my long runs. Can wait to see Dean back in Greece, next spring.Thanks a lot!!!
read his book when i was in high school. wondered if I could ever do that and put the book down. years later I'm just starting to enjoy running. it's frustrating to end my runs at an hour when all I can think about is the joy of being on the move. The worst feeling is having to stop a run with feeling shin splints on the horizon... but then I remember I'm 28 and he had his turn around when he was 30 and I think, eventually I can get there too. I just want to be able to run for hours without injuring myself. I want to run an ultra. I love how all my other thoughts quiet down and it's just running.
I'm one of those people who wrote him with no expectation of receiving a response. He's literally the only "celebrity" that I've ever written to. I merely wanted to thank him for his inspiration and was blown away by that personalized answer. It's that responsibility to his fan base that keeps so many of us connected to him.
I had a similar experience with Scott Jurek: emailed him 9 years ago when I was looking at getting a dog to run with and he sent me a friendly detailed response in less than 1 day with suggestions on type of breed, training tips, etc. Ultra-marathoners are just really down-to-earth and cool people.
Derek Atkins that’s awesome! Really says something about a sport when this is how the most recognizable names act. Did you get the dog?
@@tennesseetrekker1951 Yes, I adopted my "Shadow" soon after I reached out to Scott. He's a poodle cross, now 9-years old. I typically run with Shadow 3 days/week, normally 2-3 miles but up to 10 miles on occasion. He's a fantastic companion and running with him is one of the joys of my life.
Me too I just wrote the same thing. Just received his response. Soo pumped. Legend of a man
Great interview. You've just got to admire this guy.
Thank you for sharing another wonderful podcast. Very inspirational for me. 😎🇨🇦
Running can be a form of meditation, perhaps not by traditional Yogi definition, but a modality of it's own. I'm a yogi and do both.
this man is beyond human, I've ran I've done 10km 10 miles and half marathons but since the lockdown I've ran 5 to 6 days a week, ok not 60 miles a day just 8km to 15 km, would love to try and ran 7 marathons in 7 days but you to train and get your body use to it, first by trying to run a half marathon 7 times a week
Badwater 10 times! That's incredible!
My 2 favorite guys! Thank you 😊
Thank you Rich Roll. Love the content. Very valuable & nourishin for my soul.
Hello RIch, Thankyou for motivating me to take up running again. Could you please explain why all runners are obsessed with total miles and time. If we take those measurables away, how will you define running?
I can usually sit through 15 minutes tops of TH-cam but I was glued to all 1hr 38 minutes if this. It was truly fascinating and inspiring but most of all delivered in such a humbling way by two of the best respected runners today!
I'm so pissed.... I decided to go on a water fast this week to drop some weight and detox so I'm listening to this podcast getting inspired to get back into running. But I've suddenly got this sharp pain in my foot feels like a small bone break but I haven't knocked it or injured it. It's so strange. Hopefully it goes away with rest. But after listening to the guys I just want to go out running but can barely walk 😪😪😪😪
“Biologically I’m in my 30s” holy shit
Awesome! You should interview Kikkan Randall next - she just ran NY marathon after chemo for breast cancer
Great podcast! I want to try a half marathon wine run, how cool!
Really inspiring. Thank you.
Very inspiring and motivating. Prayers.
This is another great podcast...i did not know of (dean kamazas) before...wha a great guy and athlete...i was thinking ....i think this is the (same guy) who approached me running at Chrissy Field wearing a surf suit by the rocks.. he said can i talk to u for a minute? I said yes...he said ( I am a physio therapist and i see you kick out your legs as u run you are going to ruin your knees)...I kind of now that i see the podcast it was him...
I run 8 miles or more everyday, lift weights, and yoga.
Thank you for letting us know
Rich, you gotta get Ironcowboy James Lawrence's wife, Sunny, on this podcast. The behind the scenes of the 50 and her perspective on it was fantastic!
I tried to make it through the interview without eating... I only ate twice... Does that qualify for intermittent fasting?
You're funny!
Great! Scott Jureck would be craisi also
Rich, really liked the interview. I thought you did an excellent job interviewing Dean. Must be nice to have all that talent around Marin to interview-ha ha. Are Mario and YiOu next ? All the best from Mt Diablo
Awesome Podcast :)
I felt like this guy was going to whip the Windex out any minute.
Amazing.
Ultraman!!!! thanks Rich just tuned in...
Well done
I love me some Dean!
The DEAN!
Rich, next time you go to Italy, ask for Bresaola. It will very likely be, also, horse meat.
Hey just a question about shoes vs barefoot . So much confusion surrounding it.
Hello! Tell me, can I post this video on my channel with Russian voice acting? With a link to your video, of course.
Run when you can walk if you must crawl if you cant
This guy gonna tell his kid about how he ran 350 miles to get to school
Thank you
I don't think that car analogy is genereally true, that enjoyment having a certain car fades with time. It depends how much you are invested in your car and that's analogues to any other thing you have a relationship with.
Awesome.
The story of Dean Karnazes, and especially that of David Goggins, etc., has given me a new PURPOSE in life. I have decided that I will soon start my journey towards this goal of climbing new heights and walking and running on trails.
I am from Cagayan de Oro, Mindanao, the 2nd biggest island from among the 7,107 islands of the tropical country of the Philippines, 67 years old, turning 68 this coming June, a SINGLE FATHER who brought up singlehandedly my children, who are a well-accomplished 31-year-old daughter and a son who just graduated from high school.
I was a former Regional Manager of an affiliate of the world's largest bank for most of banking history, graduated Salutatorian from Grade School without much studying, was FAVORED BY GOD with a super high I.Q. which is shared by only 7,779 people, out of the 7.7 BILLION inhabitants of this planet.
But I had to overcome 2 packs of cigarettes per day of heavy smoking, my heavy drinking of one bottle of Fundador Brandy per night, and from my MULTI-DRUG addiction, all COLD TURKEY.
I have stopped smoking, drinking, and drug addiction, each in ONE DAY, though on separate days, without professional help, WITHOUT LOOKING BACK, despite super INHUMAN WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS.
So I don't believe heavy smokers, heavy drinkers, and DRUG ADDICTS when they say they can't quit. It is all a matter of perseverance, decisiveness, and being tough-minded. You have to be tough-minded when it comes to REGAINING YOUR HEALTH.
For 50 years now, I have been addicted to Valium, a Benzodiazepine tranquilizer, which I have battled with for more than 3 years from 2017 until now, bringing it down from 80 to 90 milligrams a day to 7 mgs. per day now, ENDURING all the SUPER INHUMAN WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS. Googling BENZODIAZEPINE WITHDRAWAL will bring you a super long list of INSANE WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS, which have among them, BODY SHOCK, COMA and even SUDDEN DEATH.
My stupid psychiatrists also made me DEPENDENT on antidepressants and tranquilizers. I have suffered OCD since I was 17, or for HALF A CENTURY already, have many injuries from my basketball, softball, pelota, karate, weightlifting, Sport Judo, Combat Judo, racing, snorkeling, and board sailing during my younger years.
These days, I have high blood pressure, an enlarged prostate gland, suffer from brain fog, dizziness, chronic INSOMNIA. But, in God's KINDNESS and MERCIFULNESS, I shall overcome these challenges too.
Rich Roll and Dean, did you guys have many sponsors as I have super little money left, after years of having been a VICTIM of the SUPER CRIPPLING Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or O.C.D., the TOUGHEST ANXIETY DISORDER TO BEAT BY FAR? Prayers for my success will greatly be appreciated.
God bless us all.
I just want you to know that I’ve read your response and hope you are still working toward a better life. I know it isn’t easy and hard work but it has to be done. Take care!
@@WalkingwithWendy Thank you for your uplifting support, and hope that you are well too.
He didn't run Spartathlon this year(2019), I couldn't find him in the results. And it's amazing that he did find 98 minutes for this interview 😁
I totally relate to being an empty nester walking around the house naked. Drives my wife nuts. Not in a good way.
I don’t feel so weird about running 7 to 8 miles a day ..
So good ☺️
RE: running a marathon in every country - Nick Butter just did it! And he finished in Athens, which Dean would have liked.
intro song?
Very interesting! Even such an amazing man like Dean still wasn't immune to a little trump derangement syndrome.. admittedly, I was back then too
Dean is great guy, but sometimes I think that the questions in this channel are too long.
Fuck it guys!👊
1:12:30
He seriously looks like he is just taking a break from a run to do this interview.
21:00
For someone who is a bang average ultra runner and never been competitive with any of the top guys Dean has done a great job with self publicity to raise his profile so high. He impresses people that don’t really know any better with feats of endurance but is rarely respected by his peers. Does say a lot really.
True, says a lot about those peers, doesn't it? I mean who cares what those supposed better peers think of him? They are merely begrudges because they want to live his live with that same publicity but are seemingly unwilling or unable to do what it takes to get there. But what really matters (and certainly more than how many mile you can in 24h): the man inspires tons of people to get moving because he's sharing his passion with the wider world, channeling the publicity he gets in a positive way - he makes money of that too. Good for him. He deserves it.
@@robertobhro couldnt have said it better myself.
True ,dude just brags about himself.Goggins much note genuine and inspiring
Sorry, everyone. Horse meat is pretty good. A lot of the world eats it.
Houdini
The ultimate Ultra Challenge:
th-cam.com/video/QBlvHxytUjs/w-d-xo.html
The 3100 Mile Race
52 days in a row
~62 miles a day
118 Marathons in total
4hrs sleep on average/night
If Dory was a man
Are his hair tainted ? he is 60 !
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Rich's eyes are so baggy I have a hard time looking at him.
@@Devonfrytheguy you can be bitter all you want. The man is speaking the truth. He permanently has bags as big as ball sacks under his eyes. He needs a good cheeseburger and 18 hour sleep.
The gay guy should try some horse.
The interviewer should talk less. We want to hear Dean. Stop talking Rich! I get the feeling he's a bit fake as well, unlike Dean.