It has been a couple of years since I last viewed. What a truly amazing story. Reminds me of why I continue to run at 74 years old. And I run in sandals, and I run, run, run. God bless all who care about this world and what makes this story so special, so meaningful.
The only bad thing about the book (Born to Run) is that when you finish reading it is such a good read that you want a second part of the book and there is no second part.
You are absolutely 💯 right. It just such an amazing real life story that is mesmerising and you feel like you are part of the story and relate to all characters.🙂✌🏽
I was Caballo's neighbor, I remember the day he came in for breakfast and said that he had an idea to create an international marathon in the canyons. We hiked to Urique and back together. I never thought it would become so big!
I came across this beautiful book that I continue listening to "Born to Run". And that's how learned about Caballo Blanco, I am just fascinated by this real life story of his life and how single handedly organised all these amazing people together to run this amazing race in the copper canyon it's just mesmerising. He inspired me to run, run barefoot. I am deeply saddened that he passed, may God bless his soul. Thanks for making me meet the Legend, the lone wanderer of the high sierras. 🙏🏽
I am really touched by this, one thing I am sure, and is that he improved the life of all the people he was in touch with.... including mine now. His soul may rest in peace, now running in heaven. I really don't think it was a loss, because people like him live eternally in the minds and hearts of his friends.
Truly a once in a lifetime experience and such an amazing person he was. I still continue listing to the audio version of this Amazing book that has truly inspired me for sure "Born to Run"🙏🏽🙂
'....around 1980 i travelled with Micah True from Belize City to Merida (Yucatan, Mexico). Along the way we stopped at Tulum beach. We did a five mile run along the beach- just for fun. Later in Merida i watched 'Gypsy Cowboy' spar at a non-descript boxing gym with a local contender. From memory Micah introduced me to the late and great Jose Napoles. He seemed to know everyone around and they loved his goodness. Micah offered me a job back in Boulder, Colorado as a removalist- i choose instead to go back to Belize City for a few more mosquito bites and losses. I never saw him again. Years later his obituary turned up and reconfirmed what a truly great and good person he was (and is). When i make it to the other side i hope to see him and maybe go for a run which is a form of prayer or meditation. God bless you Micah you sure are one of the good guys...' Bongoman now living on the South Wales coast formerly from Sydney N.S.W. Australia.
I liked it so much that I stayed and ran bare foot on Tulum beach for six months of a planned year of travel away from the UK. His is a great story for all the right reasons.
Robin Dobbie very spooky. I finished Born to Run yesterday, which brought me to TH-cam also. I'm very upset at his passing. I very special human who has inspired me to run.
It was like whiplash. I was thinking this was my new favorite person, then bam. You get prepared for that kind of thing exploring old music, but not a recent, non-fiction book.
"if he couldn't run, he wasn't so happy. He's just have to always be out there. Not because I have to run to be in shape, to be a better athlete. It's like this is the way I pray, this is my meditation, this is the gift that I give back to God and mother earth by blessing her path way with my feets, and that's the gift that we should all appreciate" My gosh, I am passionate about running and I don't understand why. This explains it so well. It's a religion. That's why people are so crazy about it. The only way to give gifts to God in this religion is to run.
I just seen this mans story caballo blanco hes exactly who lots of people would love to be just a 1/4 of the person he was man it really moved me RIP white star😔
I just purchased the audio book Born To Run. I was very moved. He will be missed. I can relate in a way to this search. I loved the book & hope to have that feeling in me some day.
I read born to run years ago and enjoying re reading it now. This was a fantastic documentary on an Amazing guy and thanks for sharing his story, what an adventurous life. Run in Peace CB
este caballo blanco, dice que quiere pertenecer y no se da cuenta que su corazon es raramuri y que el no pertenece a estados unidos, su tierra es la sierra madre
I died laughing!! 😂😂 they did NOT translate what he called the tourist "PINCHE"!! Lmao. I'm not a person hat has EVER exercised but if anyone here has any advice please do so.. I would like take up running! I had NO idea till about 2 1/2 yrs ago my great Grama was from the Indians in Chihuahua sierra 💜
I first heard of this Cabello Blanco via Chris McDougall's classic book Born to Run and following his advice have now switched to barefoot running and plan on do my first marathon this summer in a pair of Xero barefoot sandals. th-cam.com/video/F90D418SFZI/w-d-xo.html
@@macree01 My own subjective conclusion is that running for ego or glory is like a drug addiction, but the bad side is ultimately a major psychological let down if it consumes a life. However, those who run for the joy of it, if they don't become victims of poor shoes or the like, it's a liberating thing with so much goodness that outweighs the risks. And those risks can be fairly minor in contrast to the risks of just living life. A person who seeks to avoid any and all risks is someone with no life at all.
I know this is an old post but I running strengthens the heart. Most of the heart related problems are genetic. Running may cause an enlarged heart. Again, most problems are genetic.
It has been a couple of years since I last viewed. What a truly amazing story. Reminds me of why I continue to run at 74 years old. And I run in sandals, and I run, run, run. God bless all who care about this world and what makes this story so special, so meaningful.
The only bad thing about the book (Born to Run) is that when you finish reading it is such a good read that you want a second part of the book and there is no second part.
You are absolutely 💯 right. It just such an amazing real life story that is mesmerising and you feel like you are part of the story and relate to all characters.🙂✌🏽
Eventually there it is... borntorun.world/
Caballo Blanco lived a beautiful life, doing what he loved. Run fre, run happy caballo blanco. Gracias amigo.
I was Caballo's neighbor, I remember the day he came in for breakfast and said that he had an idea to create an international marathon in the canyons. We hiked to Urique and back together. I never thought it would become so big!
I came across this beautiful book that I continue listening to "Born to Run". And that's how learned about Caballo Blanco, I am just fascinated by this real life story of his life and how single handedly organised all these amazing people together to run this amazing race in the copper canyon it's just mesmerising. He inspired me to run, run barefoot. I am deeply saddened that he passed, may God bless his soul.
Thanks for making me meet the Legend, the lone wanderer of the high sierras. 🙏🏽
Inspirational, R.I.P Caballo Blanco
Re-read this book for the 1st time in years. Rip cabello. A humble man living the life he wanted.
Very very important book "born to run".
Caballo, a human with soul.
All the best and hugs to all of you:)))
I am really touched by this, one thing I am sure, and is that he improved the life of all the people he was in touch with.... including mine now. His soul may rest in peace, now running in heaven. I really don't think it was a loss, because people like him live eternally in the minds and hearts of his friends.
Truly a once in a lifetime experience and such an amazing person he was. I still continue listing to the audio version of this Amazing book that has truly inspired me for sure "Born to Run"🙏🏽🙂
Just finished born to run last week, it’s sad that he’s passed, but it’s great to finally put a face to the stories.
'....around 1980 i travelled with Micah True from Belize City to Merida (Yucatan, Mexico). Along the way we stopped at Tulum beach. We did a five mile run along the beach- just for fun. Later in Merida i watched 'Gypsy Cowboy' spar at a non-descript boxing gym with a local contender. From memory Micah introduced me to the late and great Jose Napoles. He seemed to know everyone around and they loved his goodness. Micah offered me a job back in Boulder, Colorado as a removalist- i choose instead to go back to Belize City for a few more mosquito bites and losses. I never saw him again. Years later his obituary turned up and reconfirmed what a truly great and good person he was (and is). When i make it to the other side i hope to see him and maybe go for a run which is a form of prayer or meditation. God bless you Micah you sure are one of the good guys...' Bongoman now living on the South Wales coast formerly from Sydney N.S.W. Australia.
Wow, that is an amazing story to know🙏🏽
I liked it so much that I stayed and ran bare foot on Tulum beach for six months of a planned year of travel away from the UK. His is a great story for all the right reasons.
Truly special person, thanks for sharing his life
Just finished Born to Run, watched a couple related videos, saw this and learned he died. Wow, it hit harder than expected. What a loss.
Robin Dobbie very spooky. I finished Born to Run yesterday, which brought me to TH-cam also. I'm very upset at his passing. I very special human who has inspired me to run.
It was like whiplash. I was thinking this was my new favorite person, then bam. You get prepared for that kind of thing exploring old music, but not a recent, non-fiction book.
What year did he die?
People, as we run, we take him with us. Every step, every step!
Also finished just born to run, for second time. Great book giving lots of information!
is so cool when you live with any tribe they give you a cool name like caballo blanco or la mariposa... awesome!!
"if he couldn't run, he wasn't so happy. He's just have to always be out there. Not because I have to run to be in shape, to be a better athlete. It's like this is the way I pray, this is my meditation, this is the gift that I give back to God and mother earth by blessing her path way with my feets, and that's the gift that we should all appreciate"
My gosh, I am passionate about running and I don't understand why. This explains it so well. It's a religion. That's why people are so crazy about it. The only way to give gifts to God in this religion is to run.
🙏🙏🙏
It's instinct. It was necessary for survival for a very long time, now it's just a feeling some of us still have.
I just seen this mans story caballo blanco hes exactly who lots of people would love to be just a 1/4 of the person he was man it really moved me RIP white star😔
I just purchased the audio book Born To Run. I was very moved. He will be missed. I can relate in a way to this search. I loved the book & hope to have that feeling in me some day.
I read born to run years ago and enjoying re reading it now. This was a fantastic documentary on an Amazing guy and thanks for sharing his story, what an adventurous life. Run in Peace CB
I’ve read it 4 times now. It’s better each time.
Dios le dará descanso eterno a Caballo Blanco !, ahora corre en los Cielos; Una historia inspiradora !!
Beautiful story ,caballo blanco = big heart
Great video thanks
Fascinating story
I will always think of him and what he has done to everyone, an inspiration and a brother even though I have not met him.
Born to rRun great book. RIP Caballo Blanco
Descansa en paz caballo blanco asguir trotando en el cielo
If you can, RUN. Running is life, be out there, life is calling you.
su espiritu correra' por siempre en la sierra tarahumara.
Marvelous documental! Thanks for sharing, how can we help you as well as the Raramuris?
The tarahumara really run like gazelles or something, it's so effortless
RIP Caballo.
este caballo blanco, dice que quiere pertenecer y no se da cuenta que su corazon es raramuri y que el no pertenece a estados unidos, su tierra es la sierra madre
rip - LOVE THE BOOK
R.i.p caballo blanco
Aww come on I just read the book I want to order Luna sandals and came across this video so sad RIP I loved his- their story
What did he die from ? He was young and strong
His spirit is still running their.
I died laughing!! 😂😂 they did NOT translate what he called the tourist "PINCHE"!! Lmao. I'm not a person hat has EVER exercised but if anyone here has any advice please do so.. I would like take up running! I had NO idea till about 2 1/2 yrs ago my great Grama was from the Indians in Chihuahua sierra 💜
star little by little and find someone who can give you advices for running, find a local team or a group of beginers
Hooyah Spirit Runners!
The White Horse died as a TARAHUMARA Indian. The only way he wanted.
Mixtec Jaguar
He is not dead. I know what he did. 👍
@@daniluchison the White Horse is now a spirit horse racing in the copper canyon down in Mexico....
More Bro! :)
Man, I miss hearing his voice....
Fantastic book, and story. But I guess no barefoot or minimalist shoes for Caballo Blanco 🤨🤔
They should compose a corrido of caballo blanco,,
Che uomo
Where can I find the integral film?
I completed Born To Run just last week and now I learn that Caballo has been dead for 5 years?! Wow it does feel kinda horrible rn...
He lives on the Tarahumara Sierra where you can visit his people
The spitting image of Klaus Kinski.
Estés el corrido del caballo blanco
#charitymiles
Charmaine Macdonald i Just started using charity miles
he died young from over training perhaps
Mahfuz Munir Khan PT Nah, he probably had a congenital heart condition. He had regular syncopal episodes before any of this notoriety.
All life ends in death, celebrate life.
So true! Micah True a word close to sounding like Micah is Spanish or Ramerei ? Michi is spirit his definitely lives in the Canyon
I first heard of this Cabello Blanco via Chris McDougall's classic book Born to Run and following his advice have now switched to barefoot running and plan on do my first marathon this summer in a pair of Xero barefoot sandals. th-cam.com/video/F90D418SFZI/w-d-xo.html
just leave these people alone.....let them live as they do stop trying to so call help and explore.....blue eye devils.
8:33 WOOF
Caballo had no value for his life......thought he was invincible......Oh well......
The self-appointed white saviour nobody asked for
Regular exercise is healthy but marathons are way too much and damage the heart
No substantive evidence. For every article that says it does there’s 3 more that day it’s healthy.
@@macree01 My own subjective conclusion is that running for ego or glory is like a drug addiction, but the bad side is ultimately a major psychological let down if it consumes a life.
However, those who run for the joy of it, if they don't become victims of poor shoes or the like, it's a liberating thing with so much goodness that outweighs the risks. And those risks can be fairly minor in contrast to the risks of just living life. A person who seeks to avoid any and all risks is someone with no life at all.
I know this is an old post but I running strengthens the heart. Most of the heart related problems are genetic. Running may cause an enlarged heart. Again, most problems are genetic.
Wow: his Spanish is TERRIBLE, lol!! Good video though.
White Horse Great human Show some respect, (that was not his first language)
Your heart is TERRIBLE