UltraMarathon Man: 50 Marathons • 50 States • 50 Days
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- 2006 - The inspirational film, UltraMarathon Man: 50 Marathons • 50 States • 50 Days, features renowned endurance athlete and best selling author Dean Karnazes in his attempt to run 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 consecutive days to raise awareness for youth obesity and to get America active. A beautiful and epic journey across the United States, during which Dean pushes the limits of human endurance, inspiring thousands across the country to join him along the path while uniting people of all ages and abilities to take “the next step.”
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Mrs. Karnazes (his mom) was my middle school English teacher in the late 80's. At that time, I remember her talking about how she ran 6 miles a day and thinking, how crazy! Apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
"Run if you can, walk if you have to, crawl if you must. Just keep moving forward and don't give up." Wise words from Dean's father.
I cried when i read that .
My motto and goal for my first marathon in December
@@timpostal Good luck to you! Enjoy, let me know how it goes.
man when the dude from Japan flew out with his (now wife) to run with his hero, that's the type of stuff that shows how impactful something like this can be. Amazing documentary
I read his book, but seeing it all makes a big difference. He’s one of the people that inspire me to keep running ultras at age now 67. I started running at age 60. Oprah Winfrey inspired me to do a marathon in 2013
Heavy!
Respect!
Darrell from Ohio your comment inspires me. I hope to be running into my 70s 80s and beyond
Amazing 🤩
Hey Darrell from Ohio. I'm in Southern Oregon and met a Greg from Ohio
Forgot he also ran 1,300 miles back to the start at the end. Incredible. Dean is the man.
I come back to watch this documentary, or at least have it on in the background, every couple months...it's just so genuinely motivating and warming, not only because of Dean himself but because of all the "every-day" runners showcased here that are pushing through their own barriers. Reminds me why I love the hobby.
Man 2006 seems like an eternity ago. Different world.
Not ONE IPhone - literally. Released the following year.
Its hard to believe its been that long. I was at the U.S. Army Drill Sergeant Academy around this time. Time flies
@@11bravo1789 I got out of the Navy a year later. I was on " Cloud 9" for a LOOONG time.
Just bought the book! Running has gotten me through some tough times. I love motivation.
Thank you to everybody that joined the original video. We already had 14k views, but.there was a mix issue with the way TH-cam is handling the audio. We were not able to replace the entire audio track so this is a premiere of the film with the real sound.
journeyfilm great upload been trying to find desert runners and road to Sparta documentaries thanks for upload was a great watch
1:10:10
Thank you for uploading with the full audio. I ran #20 and finished along side Dean and Ferg Hawke (I was in the yellow jersey). Awesome inspiring experience running the last mile with all the Moapa Valley kids!!!
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How awesome are Dean's parents? Driving around the country in that RV cheering their kid on like he's still a boy running his first cross country. Everything about this story is inspiring. Thanks for uploading!
An amazing athlete and a super guy. I had the chance to meet him at a North Face event in Birmingham, Alabama and he was so approachable and took time for personal conversation with the participants.
First time I have come access Dean online, a very nice guy and inspiring to many... very nice documentary.
One of my favourite running films if not the best running documentary. Dean you are the man!
I am inspired to go out and run a half marathon every weekend not matter what the results are. Thank you for putting yourself out there for those who don't know how to run From Australia
The OG, this book is the reason I decided to push past 26.2 and join the ultra world. :)
I'm doing streak running, running a mile (or more) a day, every day... doing it for some years now.
I love it, because the only goal is to run every day. I hardly ever think about speed or distance, before I start... and it becomes a habit. I don't need much willpower or motivation, to get on my feet, anymore.
Dying at the guy who ran into the pole😂😂
45:02 for those curious.
Bless him. That was tough. I would have needed an ambulance.
That guy didn't hit the wall...He hit the pole.
Crazy, dude ran into the pole, literally this was the next comment, freaky, lol
He doesn’t seem introverted. Instantly responds well to attention or being looked at. Lunges forward to shake a hand or acknowledge. Easily converses with unacquainted people. Often addresses a crowd of people voluntarily. Hard to fake it that well and would be exhausting. Likes the center stage and is good at it. Announcing a big goal and getting attention ahead of accomplishing is extrovert.
I agree. He’s awesome but not an introvert.
There is a documentary of a guy doing 50 Ironmans in 50 days in 50 states. Can you imagine doing what Dean did but adding a 2.4 mile swim and 112 mile bicycle ride every day?
@@TheCrazyCatHouse iit's not bragging its smart business marketing. He wants to run as a job full time. Do you know how much he makes from sponsorship deals per event like this? Crazy amounts. The only way this is possible is to keep relevant in a overly saturated market. He has to keep retelling these events to build to the next. It's how he brings in sponsors like The North Face, CLIFF BAR and so on. Open your mind up to what is in front of you and you will realise the world isnt as closed as you seem to think it is.
Good day.
@ShiftCtrl85 why the fuck would he sell his house? Why the fuck would he live in a camper van? Do me a favour and read your message back and see if it makes sense to you....
@ShiftCtrl85 Why dont u do it then?
@ShiftCtrl85 I guarantee most people would rather work a 9 to 5 job for 10 years than run 50 marathons in 50 days, and how is his lifestyle unattainable? Or mean that he can't be a role model for other people? Who the fuck has an average Joe as a role model? People look up to high achievers and outliers. There are plenty of people out there doing extremely similar things and trying to spread a positive message, it's not unattainable. It certainly makes it a lot harder if you have a negative attitude towards positive messages and people getting paid to do the things they enjoy like you do. Saying that most people could be fit and healthy if they didn't have real responsibilities is the biggest cop out answer ever. There are literally millions of people all over the world who have families and work long arduous jobs and hold down a healthy lifestyle. You are not excused from being healthy if you are busy and it doesn't give you the right to belittle what he has done. If a fully able-bodied person is not fit and healthy, it's because they have chosen not be fit and healthy. Jesus Christ there are people with no legs that complete IronMan's for fun, give up the excuses.
ShiftCtrl85
He took a risk, and it paid off for him, I get what you’re saying.
Anyone starting anything new is a risk but doing what u love is worth it.
I love my wife.....so I do her😉😁
It's such a pure joy to watch this documentary as we are under the Stay in Shelter order in NY. I am so inspired by Dean that I decided to run 13.1 miles a day on the treadmill or around my backyard with hope to go outside at some point for the next 50 days. It's certainly not as arduous as Dean's incredibly inspiring runs but I am stoke to take on this mighty challenge myself. As a bonus, I will make $2 donation for every mile I run to some of my favorite charities.
wlawcpa Did you reach your goal?
@@sarahdore7884 Yup! I had no idea I could run that much without getting injured and it was absolutely fun. In the process I also inspired other friends to take on the 50 day challenge to stay active, whether running or other forms of exercise. We also raised thousands of dollars for various charities including food banks.
wlawcpa That’s amazing! Congratulations!
I heard about Dean as the most inspirational runner and I was like Huh! Watched couple of his interviews and the running bug got me :D
Okay never in my life have I seen a story like this, of course I heard about the 50 marathons in 50 days, after watching and the amount of work which went in I was now informed how this all went down. The inspiration, I am sorry is so overwhelming. The stories and miles he was blessed to share with some amazing humans was amazing. The most amazing was the mileage afterwards, and the apparent amount of stress not done to his body which you expect would be substantial. Whatever this guy does it's merely for him and him alone diet and whatever else, he's superhuman and literary BORN TO RUN! Amazing film and thank you for doing this!
the fitness level is incredible. running the new york in 3:00 is fast
The real life Forest Gump! Awesome!
Such a win win win scenario!! Building communities just by running! Heroic!
My favorite part is when the kids run with him!!!
This is the most inspiring documentary ever. Dean is the strongest runner I know, seeing his hard work and dedication through this video, and from reading his book is so incredibly outstanding. I never thought I would say that I now want to run a marathon, but it has been said. Nothing is too impossible, and I believe that running a marathon will go just fine for me!
Amazing documentary , I’m actually a bodybuilder and a personal trainer. Went through hell and back the last 2 years of my life in a bad divorce and not being able to see my children much , Dean and his book, has absolutely inspired me to not just run but to keep my life after many nights of suicidal thoughts. God bless this man ! Everyday you wake up with air in your lungs you are blessed! Go out and run and be active live everyday like it’s your last ! 🙏💪😊stay strong!
Stay hard!!!😃🤘🤘💪💪
We learn from each other and help each other. That’s what life should be all about. Dean is an inspirational leader of people like many others who shown there way through there chosen passion.
Thank you for making and sharing! This is so inspirational! Dean absolutely rocks as a person, and this movie was excellent!
Been trying to find desert runners and road to Sparta documentaries but nice upload keeps me going
This is what life is about! Follow your passion! Ran my first marathon last year Bataan Death March in White Sands, NM & now I have 2 ultramarathons 50 milers this year at age 49. Get your kids off the couch and get the doing things outdoors.
This was so enjoyable to watch! To think Dean just "decided to run 30 miles on his 30th birthday", AND THAT'S how he startled! I REALLY hope to meet him one day! His beautiful kids and wonderful wife are so PROUD of him !I like what he said about "following your passion". This is has encouraged me to figure out how I can make a living running. 😄❤🏃🏾♂️ It's my release from working long hospital shifts!😫👨🏾⚕️🏨
I really enjoyed that. It's incredible what some people can do ( not just Dean but the lady who took up marathons when she was 50 - the lady with one leg and one lung ) - inspiring.
And after all that he just turns around and runs all the way back to Missouri!
what a treat, thank you for sharing.
45:00 the way I run
Thank you for sharing this with us!!
This is an amazing film, and much more enjoyable as one movie instead of divided into segments. To see Dean in constant motion for this duration of time is inspiring. I always feel like reaching for my running shoes after watching him. Thanks Dean & film team 🙏
Incredible, inspiring documentary. Thank you for uploading this!
Thanks JB and Jen for putting this gem of a film out on YT!! It's been a few years since I've watched it, but I think I'm due for a rewatch right about now.
Take care,
Tony Z.
Thank you Dean. You inspired all of us 😊😊😊
Amazing documentary! Dean not only accomplishes the impossible for us average people, but makes everything look so simple, fluid, and just ignites a lot of passion into the art of running itself!
I finally read Dean’s book! I blasted through it and was transfixed by his incredible running journey. I hope to run Western States one day 🤞
I was at the first of the 50 marathons, doing my very first (and only) one. I had just read his book a few weeks early and I had no idea he was going to be at the marathon, pretty cool surprise. I remember Dean was super friendly and positive. The only other thing I remember about that day was around mile 16 they were handing out little cups of beer at the refueling stations, of which in my state of exhaustion, I thought was Gatorade until that first sip.
It's an Outstanding movie ! 😍
And it was on just as I got back from a run.
GOOD KARMA ? 😊
Thanks again ! 👍🏻
Thanks for uploading this JB. This film was a major inspiration for me early in my running career and I have you to thank for that. Dean’s great too 😉
What an awesome guy and a total inspiration !!
What an intro ♥️
OK, going for my running shoes now...
Loved this movie so much
Audio was fine on mine yesterday watching on PC. Enjoyed the watch, thanks for the share.
When you watched on a tv or with headphones it put all the music on the left and all the dialogue on the right.
100% pure inspiration. Many thanks.
What an amazing story / documentary this is! Never heard of the story nor mr. Dean but I know of him now and will not forget the name. Thank you for sharing this amazing journey. I truly truly appreciate it
"look a moose leg!"
"Where's that from?"
"A moose!" With a massive childlike smile holding it up
Glad to see Dean was accompanied by serious experts anyway, no need to worry about what separated that moose from its leg
Loved the movie and truly loved the laugh of the man running into the pole 😂👏🏼😂👏🏼
Dean is a cool dude, good for him and those he inspired but read born to run, it will put thing in perspective.
Amazing film documenting an extremely special man on an epic journey. Thanks.
Best film ever, thanks for posting.
what a treat! so inspiring and heartfelt-thank you! (dean’s name is misspelled in the closing credits)
Wow... Waiting 👍
Like all runners knows, its a journey! Thanks Dean for inspiring me!
We need more documentaries like this!!!😎💪🙏🙏🙏🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
What an excellent film and Dean is an inspiration.
I run just because of u DEAN...
UR MY GOD
UR MY COACH
Awesome and inspirational!!! Congratulations Dean! Even after watching this video so many years of after your deed.
Dean, thank you! Amazing and inspirational story
Incredible!!
Wow! Just an awesome documentary! I am inspired. Thank you for this video.
Nice work guys!
I enjoy so much every minute in ultra marathons bcz Best ultra marathon : total miles until end of our life, as per duv ultra marathons statistics, very good luck everybody ultra marathon runner!!!
Thank you.
I feel privileged to have gotten to meet Dean at Rancho la Puerta last year, where he was a guest presenter introducing his book “Road to Sparta”, and I was also presenter (performing chamber music). I started running late in life--almost 10 years ago at age 59-and Dean inspired me to try a marathon. When he signed my book he wrote “See you in Boston”. I signed up with a wonderful coach who was also there that week (Tom Flahavan) and to make a long story short I qualified for Boston on my marathon last August. Dean is a humble, gentle person with a delightful sense of humor, and the new book is both fascinating and eloquently written. I’m still wondering if he’ll really show up whenever Boston is eventually run! (Having doubts about this September.....). Martha Aarons
Awesome 👍👍👍
absolut Inspiration.
45:00 dude ran into a pole muggin for the camera 😂
This inspires me. I am going to go out and run for thirty seconds. Maybe not continuous but thirty seconds total.
Janette and Alan from running raw around australia ran a marathon a day for 366 days, a marathon a day. they even included Tasmania in this run.. and they did it mainly on fruit.. 1 year and a day.. and they still run..
thank you for sharing this video, I just wished it could have had more footage on each place but its been an amazing video to watch..
im planning on hiking up mt warning in australia in 10 weeks. im over 50 and preparing my body is going to be a journey I will never forget plus I want to learn more about myself.. hoping deans book is still in print because I feel this will help my motivation..
yeah if you believe it. they claim an average six hours per day 'running'. 7km/h. they couldn't do the times here so it's apples and oranges. because that can come across as oh they're better because they did 366 marajogs. And it was mainly veg, not fruit. 80% veg, 15% fruit. They don't eat much else. Fun party people.
Congratulations!! I enjoy so much in this video bcz I ran until now for the year 2020 only, many ultra marathons races register in duv ultra marathons statistics many thousands! miles!! 😊😊and I have to run one more race 100km on December 2020..
what a gem. the last marathon just people carried him!
WoW. Just pure WOW
Inspiring stuff 👍🍷
I read his book and now I see his story I ran 13.1 miles on the second day to celebrate 2021 in 1:50:37
His new book is awesome highly recommended
Great runner and great looking!
I can hardly run 50 minutes.well done mate.
Run 51 minutes today. 52 tomorrow.
Always put things in perspective:
There are people who can hardly run 50 SECONDS...
So, well done to you, too. 😉
1:10:00 diabetes is not caused by a lack of running.
Diabetes -type 2 - is caused by insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is caused by animal fat getting stuck in cells preventing insulin from doing its job. Fat clogging the cells is the one and only cause of type2 diabetes. Type1 diabetes is usually caused by toxins damaging the liver - like mold toxins etc.
The standard American diet causes lethargy and sickness and the human no
longer wants to move. Dean does not eat perfectly but he is not on the
standard American diet - cause he eats a lot of whole fruits and
vegetables.
i fucking love this man
whenever i'm not motivated i watch some short video of dean and then: let´s go :D
Que legal ver o Sr com a blusa do Brasil! Documentário é lindo!
You are my hero
Why wasn’t his wife with him on his 30th birthday celebrations?? Lol seems odd.
Great video though, very much enjoyed it!
Something to be said about consistency 🤔
legend
It´s really amazing his story !! God belss him
Since this documentary came out I been running 36 miles a day and I feel great!
While I am obsessed with this docu and can't say any single clip was better than the next, I have to say that @51:58 got me in the sides ;D ;D ;D ;D
Construction in Atlanta??? Imagine that 😅 That same construction and rebar is probably still there too smh
Thought this was hardcore...then I saw iron cowboy 😳
People just keep outdoing each other it’s crazy
Have you ever had any problems with running on pavement or hard surfaces like that? Any injuries or anything, or does that not bother you? Do you run on pavement or dirt paths mostly? I've heard a person can get injured on hard surfaces.... I'm interested because I'm a runner, and I'm just trying to figure out what is the safest suffice to run on.
31:18 I’m not going to look at the entire journey I’m just going to try to enjoy today.
🏃🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️ ultra runner ....