Pushing Limits | 185km in 24hrs | Wilderness Traverse Adventure Race (Documentary)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Adventure Racing; the toughest endurance sport in the world. Wilderness Traverse is a 24 Hour Adventure Race hosted annually in Ontario, Canada. Teams of 3 or 4 navigate using map and compass over 150 kilometers of rugged Canadian Shield back-country on foot, mountain bike and canoe. It is one of the toughest team-based endurance challenges around, testing athletes on a grueling non-stop course that pits athletes against themselves and some of the most rigorous and stunning environments. Simply reaching the finish line is a massive achievement.
This documentary chronicles the 2021 event from the perspective of team Race Day Race Rush and other racers. This is the race doc I've wanted to compile ever since I first raced WT. Call it a film years in the making...
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Brad. Dude...this rocks!
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it. Been wanting to do a race video like this for a long time now
And even took the time to document the experience! Awesome!
Can't let a good adventure tale go untold! Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Really cool seeing this side of your adventures Brad. You looked in your element and no doubt your backcountry navigating skills paid off huge on a course like this. Would love to see more of this.
I actually have an incomplete playlist of a bunch of adventure races from over the years. I filmed recaps for Get Out There Magazine, but nothing close to the size and scope of editing/filming for this one.
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Great video Brad!!
Looks rough . But a great test of one's abilities and stamina
A really good test. Mother nature will quickly humble you out there. No room for egos or overinflated skillsets. The highs and lows you experience on course keep you coming back for more.
@@ExploreTheBackcountry Spoken like a true wilderness canoer . You're one of the best on youtube
So cool I had to watch it again Brad! This is awesome 🤙 and great work on the video too!
Would love to try it some day! You captured it well.
You'll love it and hate it and love it all at the same time. It is worth it! Hope you get to give it a go one day!
Good Times... Thanks for bringing us along on the journey Brad
Thanks Dennis! Something a little different than the usual content but one of my other big outdoor passions I had been meaning to share with folks for quite some time. Love these events!
Great documentary. That's some of the best in race footage i've seen yet. I also enjoyed seeing my team in that very last scene at the finish line.
You guys did great out there. Congrats on finishing!
Great Job Brad!
Thanks buddy! Hope all is well!
Nice work! Love the way you wove all the footage together into a great story.
Thanks a ton man! Always wanted to throw together an edit like this. Great seeing you there. Was a neat experience to both race and then chase teams.
This looks awesome! But also a really tough challenge! I would love to try an event like this someday!
Wow, that's too much. I can't stand the heat & racing. I would rather go tripping.
And to document the race while racing, that's dedication!
Yeah, the heat was killer this time. We've been at this race during October and the opposite is true then... but I I'd rather run cold and layer up then hot and have nothing to control temps. Ever since I started racing over a decade ago I had a camera in hand on course. I think I've just got used to it being an integral part of my race reality lol.
Incredible! And talk about mental toughness to do that. So impressive! This was super interesting to watch too. Thank you.
Thanks Andrea! The mental toughness is one of the reasons I love this sport so much. It humbles you and prepares you for so many other challenges that life will throw your way. It's a great way to surpass your own perceived limits and come out a stronger person.
Geeze and I thought your canoe trips were challenging, now it all makes sense. Great filming and editing here!
Haha, this is 'the other side' of our adventures. Been racing for 10 years now. It's a great way to overcome mental and physical limits. Thanks! I tried to experiment a bit on this video!
Just wait for Mark Walberg movie, after premiere such videos as this one are gonna get millions of views I believe 😅
Cool video !
Thanks Julien!
Insane🤪
Lol, maybe slightly hehe
Super cool! Something to work up to attempting. Any smaller-scale adventure races in Ontario to start with?
There's a good amount actually! Check out www.adventureracingontario.com/schedule for their schedule. Not all of them have all 3 disciplines, so you can work your way up. A few will have their final edition in 2022, so it's a good year to get into the sport.
What would be the best advice for a rookie team participating in this race this year?
100% stay positive, even if it grinds you down. You'll make mistakes, but don't let that frustration derail you. Lots of slower teams with positive attitudes can outshine and ultimately outpace faster, fitter teams that are not as cohesive.
Awesome thanks! 👍🏻 Any specific gear you highly recommend?