Honestly, as a human being, Courtney is an inspiration and gives me so much joy cheering her on, and watching her interviews. She is the best of us and gives me hope that this world still has some good to give. Among all sports I think trail and ultra running overall has the best fan base, culture, and pure human raw ability.
I get all of what he's says. She loves to experience extremes in solitude and collectively and she don't want no media hype , or exaggeration to get in the way of that 'purity.' She's representing something special within us all and we all need to be careful not to get in the way of that,
Seeing her live fighting up the last mountain was unreal, you could tell she went deep in the paincave. Already a legend, I wonder if she could be the first female Barkley finisher.........
@@edscottdotblog Yes you are right navigation is huge at Barkley, but I guess with some effort it can be learned. I think Gary Robbins had to learn a lot about navigation. Well time will tell, she definitly has the grit and grinding gears.
@@puika1987 If I'm not mistaken Gary Robbins got his start in competitive sport on expedition races. So his navigation experience combined with his Ultramarathon experience makes him a pretty fearsome Barkely competitor! But you're right, it can definitely be learnt. I think if Courtney wants it bad enough it's only a matter of time!
Courtney you are my hero! Way to go girl. All the top US guys dropped again, but you kicked butt. I am a huge Ultra fan and you impress me more than any other runner. Love the constant happiness and contagious smile.
Congratulations to Courtney! I watched quite a lot of the race live on the UTMB website. I was a little bit worried when she was in the aid station at Champex Lac, but Courtney just kept grinding it out until the end. What an amazing performance.
@iRunFar: You guys rock. I am so glad I found your insightful, informed and entertaining interviews. Also, watching the UTMB live-stream you were cited quite often describing the apparent state of the runners on the course. I really enjoy your stile - keep going strong.
COURTNEY, WOW, WHAT AN INSPIRATION! I only discovered her this year, but she is such a big star and a cool person. I am really impressed with her. Congrats to her parents! She is an inspiration not only in sports, but also in life! I keep on following her runs, and I am completely blown out about her personality and her stYle. Impressive performance!
Me too. Nice to hear someone else did also. - I teared up watching Courtney run back to high five everyone. Also, props on iRunFar interviews. You're far ahead of everyone else including the "English" commentators for UTMB live. I understand they needed to use professional commentators but you have the real knowledge of the sport. You know their journey and people, all the people involved. Great stuff.
Nowt wrong with English commentators! I would say they kept it ok...but commentators do push a theme...she's got her own views and she sticks to them with grace,
I ran SOB 100k in 2018. On the first major climb this steezy woman passed me wearing what I thought were basketball shorts. "Rad" I thought to myself. Hours later as I began the out and back section near the end of the race, the same runner passed me just as I left Corral Canyon aid station (meaning she had about 6 miles left, where I still had about 20). I excitedly said "hell yea!" to her as we passed each other. She laughed, said thanks and off she went... ...to laugh and kick ass everywhere she goes. Congrats Courtney! So stoked that such a positive and altruistic person who clearly just loves running is having so much fun and success in the sport
Congratulations Courtney! I might coincidentally have had some eye irritation going on at the time of Courtneys finish as well, after seeing her grind through that last climb it was emotional to see her reception in Chamonix as the champion she is!
seeing the finish put a tear in my eyes also. That last climb was brutal ! Just watching her struggle up that climb made me sore. Love to see her come back next year...with no injuries and better training ....and also knowing the course. Betting i would be faster than this year. MAJOR congrats to Courtney. !
I really loved this interview! I think so many people wonder what her secret is and what makes her tick, I watched her on the Joe Rogan podcast and he didn't really push or prod when she'd give a simple answer. I loved your I rest my case moment @10:03 I think she just finds the joy in running and there isn't more than that. Kinda like in forest gump when he said I just felt like running. Sometimes there isn't a demon or inner secret you use to fuel your amazing performance, you just feel like running.
Of course it was hard! That is why it is the UTMB! For Courtney to continue to perform at her hardest moments and have a camera on her is even more remarkable! Nerves of steel! Many of us appreciate the camera roll as this is history and many of us learned much! Thank You Courtney!
so great see after WS and then how the French cheered on her amazing performance! Winning by an hour?! That's like winning one of the major marathons by 15 minutes! and then have a beer..just brilliant...!
The videos in which Courtney appears have more thousands more views and likes than all other female ultra runners’ videos put together. And rightly so🤗
I laughed when they started talking about rollerblades because I'm pretty sure her sponsor Salomon used to be a huge aggressive rollerblading company.lmao
We don't credit either of our interviewers, as we always introduce ourselves at the start of the videos. :-) - Bryon (She's also noted as the published "author" on our corresponding website.)
I agree, it’s really weird to those who are socially inept and prefer the comfort of a couch, their phone, and a huge bag of Cheetos to gorge on social insecurities- Cheetos and a lack of fresh air give plenty of energy to make comments like this one.
Thanks for the interview. However I think she’s on drugs or something. She barely answered any questions. She did the same with the arrival interview 🤷🏼♂️
This is BY FAR the dumbest comment not solicited in this thread. Pro tip: Before you reply, do us all a favor and go run 100 miles with extremely varied elevation, finish in thirty days like we think you will, and then delete your comment. We all thank you in advance.
Have you run an Ultra ? The UTMB is arguably the hardest ultra of the year. She actually did a good job answering the questions. In the future, please think before you type.
Courtney doesn't brag, period. Neither does she say anything that could look like criticism of her competitors. That's her character shining through and one reason people love her.
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Her talent is only succeeded by her humility :-)
She's just a girl that loves to run, and she does darn amazing!!!!! what a star
Honestly, as a human being, Courtney is an inspiration and gives me so much joy cheering her on, and watching her interviews. She is the best of us and gives me hope that this world still has some good to give. Among all sports I think trail and ultra running overall has the best fan base, culture, and pure human raw ability.
fxxxg quality statement
Let me keep it simple. I am in love with Courtney, both the runner and the person.
ha gay!
😂
No tits
No ass
No hips
You basically love a surfboard
Me2 she’s just a wonderful person who is so humble as well.
Everyone that interviews Courtney tries to get her to talk trash and she never does.
She is such a great athlete and human, a true rolemodel.
She really does seem genuinely lovely in all the interviews I've seen
What an infectious personality and great interview
She's so humble! I just love Dewey! Such a great athlete!
I am 44 yo male and a cried a bit also.... she was awesome!!!!
Courtney is a wonderful human being; so humble and fun!
Thanks for this interview and the great coverage!
I get all of what he's says. She loves to experience extremes in solitude and collectively and she don't want no media hype , or exaggeration to get in the way of that 'purity.' She's representing something special within us all and we all need to be careful not to get in the way of that,
Seeing her live fighting up the last mountain was unreal, you could tell she went deep in the paincave. Already a legend, I wonder if she could be the first female Barkley finisher.........
puika1987 Yes I believe she could...
She definitely could fitness-wise, but I don't know how experienced she is with navigation? That's the make-or-break at Barkley I believe
@@edscottdotblog Yes you are right navigation is huge at Barkley, but I guess with some effort it can be learned. I think Gary Robbins had to learn a lot about navigation. Well time will tell, she definitly has the grit and grinding gears.
@@puika1987 If I'm not mistaken Gary Robbins got his start in competitive sport on expedition races. So his navigation experience combined with his Ultramarathon experience makes him a pretty fearsome Barkely competitor! But you're right, it can definitely be learnt. I think if Courtney wants it bad enough it's only a matter of time!
So easy to support her, she's brilliant, her whole vibe, just love Courtney, yeeeeeessssss!!! 🙌
She’s a machine. Good work.
Superwoman! Just amazing.
She is the coolest runner ever hands down
Courtney you are my hero! Way to go girl. All the top US guys dropped again, but you kicked butt. I am a huge Ultra fan and you impress me more than any other runner. Love the constant happiness and contagious smile.
Congratulations to Courtney! I watched quite a lot of the race live on the UTMB website. I was a little bit worried when she was in the aid station at Champex Lac, but Courtney just kept grinding it out until the end. What an amazing performance.
I love Courtney! So humble and sweet. To be up and interviewing the next day is a feat in of itself.
@iRunFar: You guys rock. I am so glad I found your insightful, informed and entertaining interviews. Also, watching the UTMB live-stream you were cited quite often describing the apparent state of the runners on the course. I really enjoy your stile - keep going strong.
Awesome interview. She really seems like a spectacular human.
That was a great interview and fun to watch! Congratz Courtney Dauwalter!
Love you Courtney!!! Stay yourself, stay inspiring!
COURTNEY, WOW, WHAT AN INSPIRATION! I only discovered her this year, but she is such a big star and a cool person. I am really impressed with her. Congrats to her parents! She is an inspiration not only in sports, but also in life! I keep on following her runs, and I am completely blown out about her personality and her stYle. Impressive performance!
diggin this vibe! awesome interview, congrats on the Win! super personality, human being and runner!
Love her. Love you guys. Great interviews this racing season!
What an amazing human and runner. I am so happy for her.
Huge inspiration! We love you Courtney!!!!! Thank you! ❤️💪🏻🧠💪🏻🤩👏
Humble and super cool ! Wishing you many blessings in your future!
She's such a delight! I'm a fan...don't change Courtney
Me too. Nice to hear someone else did also. - I teared up watching Courtney run back to high five everyone. Also, props on iRunFar interviews. You're far ahead of everyone else including the "English" commentators for UTMB live. I understand they needed to use professional commentators but you have the real knowledge of the sport. You know their journey and people, all the people involved. Great stuff.
Nowt wrong with English commentators! I would say they kept it ok...but commentators do push a theme...she's got her own views and she sticks to them with grace,
She just love to laugh. So infectious
I ran SOB 100k in 2018. On the first major climb this steezy woman passed me wearing what I thought were basketball shorts. "Rad" I thought to myself. Hours later as I began the out and back section near the end of the race, the same runner passed me just as I left Corral Canyon aid station (meaning she had about 6 miles left, where I still had about 20). I excitedly said "hell yea!" to her as we passed each other. She laughed, said thanks and off she went...
...to laugh and kick ass everywhere she goes.
Congrats Courtney! So stoked that such a positive and altruistic person who clearly just loves running is having so much fun and success in the sport
I love her laugh, she is so amazing !
Congratulations Courtney! You rock!!
AMAZING!! Courtney makes me so happy
I got a high five from her just before the finish, she is so tough and inspiring, was thinking how happy you'd be with her winning 🙂
Great Great soul,love and blessing from india.
Congratulations Courtney! I might coincidentally have had some eye irritation going on at the time of Courtneys finish as well, after seeing her grind through that last climb it was emotional to see her reception in Chamonix as the champion she is!
What an amazing person! Really hope she gets to enjoy all of the fan mail in this comments section.
Her smiles make me happy...
seeing the finish put a tear in my eyes also. That last climb was brutal ! Just watching her struggle up that climb made me sore. Love to see her come back next year...with no injuries and better training ....and also knowing the course. Betting i would be faster than this year. MAJOR congrats to Courtney. !
Did you see the "last climb" during the live streaming? I'm wondering if I can find it on TH-cam.
marlah524 yes I saw it live. Unreal! I wish they would post it also. That would be on my save list. Watching it was epic
Courtney's like, can I have a beer please????
she smashed it!
She will inspire people to go out running. Respect to these ultra runners.
Great!
She's a beast! Amazing race
It's still a hip... Courtney you're the best! Congrats on the win!!
Courtney is awesome. So strong !
Courtney Dauwalter is amazing ❤️
I got a major crush on her smile
I really loved this interview! I think so many people wonder what her secret is and what makes her tick, I watched her on the Joe Rogan podcast and he didn't really push or prod when she'd give a simple answer. I loved your I rest my case moment @10:03 I think she just finds the joy in running and there isn't more than that. Kinda like in forest gump when he said I just felt like running. Sometimes there isn't a demon or inner secret you use to fuel your amazing performance, you just feel like running.
Just the best
That was hilarious!
I love Courtney ❤️
Courtney is an absolute boss! Love her!!
Of course it was hard! That is why it is the UTMB! For Courtney to continue to perform at her hardest moments and have a camera on her is even more remarkable! Nerves of steel! Many of us appreciate the camera roll as this is history and many of us learned much! Thank You Courtney!
Love her
Good interview.
She's so rad
Well done Courtney Dauwalter!! High fives
She's something else 🏃
SUPERSTAR
so great see after WS and then how the French cheered on her amazing performance! Winning by an hour?! That's like winning one of the major marathons by 15 minutes! and then have a beer..just brilliant...!
The coverage on TH-cam was great and the French do a great job organising the race.
❣️🤩❣️
The videos in which Courtney appears have more thousands more views and likes than all other female ultra runners’ videos put together. And rightly so🤗
Perfect 'Chamonix' pronunciation from Court x
I laughed when they started talking about rollerblades because I'm pretty sure her sponsor Salomon used to be a huge aggressive rollerblading company.lmao
I love the interviewer -perhaps you could credit her?
We don't credit either of our interviewers, as we always introduce ourselves at the start of the videos. :-) - Bryon
(She's also noted as the published "author" on our corresponding website.)
The downs on the elevation profile are actually all up!
I noticed she was signed up for TDS. When and why did she switch to UTMB?
Maybe because Hardrock was canceled.
If I were asked ; how are you after a 100 mile run ? answer; leave me alone. With that said, Courtney is ..... I am at a loss for words.
If you didn't know any better, the actual content of the interview sounds like an elderly woman on her way to Sunday church
nice fun and you know she seems tough as nails.
Gotta like a low-key bad-ass
Did she ever try the gelato though? Come on, iRunFar! WE NEED TO KNOW!
congrats courtney, hopefully you dont bonk again at desert solstice and give the world record holder a run for her $
All Ultra runners including myself have skeletons in their closet ! Normal people don't run ultra's 🤔
babe alert
INSPIRATION INCARNATE!!
she's amazing!
also guys, I just started my youtube channel as an ultra runner, check it out!
run happy!
I liked seeing Courtney but the interviewer made some awkward comments through out that made things a little weird.
They're good friends
I agree, it’s really weird to those who are socially inept and prefer the comfort of a couch, their phone, and a huge bag of Cheetos to gorge on social insecurities- Cheetos and a lack of fresh air give plenty of energy to make comments like this one.
That's just Megan's interviewing style. She's the same way on the podcast. It's a good podcast.
etho98 this is a weird comment too lol
Interviewer ANNOYING
Thanks for the interview. However I think she’s on drugs or something. She barely answered any questions. She did the same with the arrival interview 🤷🏼♂️
What?
Are you on drugs?
This is BY FAR the dumbest comment not solicited in this thread.
Pro tip: Before you reply, do us all a favor and go run 100 miles with extremely varied elevation, finish in thirty days like we think you will, and then delete your comment. We all thank you in advance.
Have you run an Ultra ? The UTMB is arguably the hardest ultra of the year. She actually did a good job answering the questions. In the future, please think before you type.
Courtney doesn't brag, period. Neither does she say anything that could look like criticism of her competitors. That's her character shining through and one reason people love her.