I find it interesting that if you say anything that isn’t considered 100% pro Nedd over on their livestream chat box, you are instantly attacked, called a hater, reported and sometimes even banned. And then of course, they will all make fun of you after you are gone. Yet, when the Neddites, come over here to promote their boy, they are allowed to argue their points and be engaged in discussion. This tells you quite a bit about what sort of people these Nedd worshippers are.
I find it interesting that if you say anything that isn’t considered 100% pro Nedd over on their livestream chat box, you are instantly attacked, called a hater, reported and sometimes even banned. And then of course, they will all make fun of you after you are gone. Yet, when the Neddites, come over here to promote their boy, they are allowed to argue their points and be engaged in discussion. This tells you quite a bit about what sort of people these Nedd worshippers are.
We just like to keep it positive in the chat ✌️🫶
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I find it interesting that if you say anything that isn’t considered 100% pro Nedd over on their livestream chat box, you are instantly attacked, called a hater, reported and sometimes even banned. And then of course, they will all make fun of you after you are gone. Yet, when the Neddites, come over here to promote their boy, they are allowed to argue their points and be engaged in discussion. This tells you quite a bit about what sort of people these Nedd worshippers are.
We just like to keep it positive in the chat ✌️🫶
Is it 'positive' letting his followers believe he can still break the record?
Even though the actual authority on the records said he was never eligible as this run is non compliant.
Apart from the obvious, he's not good enough to remotely challenge Kouros. Even in super shoes, with countless pacers, support, and budget.
The fact that there's 3 down votes on a post saying faking cancer is worse than raising money for homeless people just proves how radicalised some of the people here are.
Stop being disengenous. That is not the comparison. Both the cancer faker and run faker were raising money for charity. However , faking claims are faking claims.
Told you before...stop trolling, go do that on the tiktok feed.
You said at the beginning that doing it without pace runners was madness; you just don't know what you're angry at anymore do you Will? I'm sure there's a few clouds over there that need yelling at x
it was madness. That was why the whole thing was so way off reality. If I'd known he was going to be paced for most of the last 6 days, I would have been more chilled about the prospect. Should get to 800 in 10 days now because of it.
Ps, in the studio they have just asked, "are we in day 8? day 7?" We are well into day 9, but they simply have no clue. Very much talking about the world record still
I'm quite sure that the pacing/drafting we have witnessed in this run is against the rules for the world record. Yiannis Kouros didn't have a team of pacers from outwith the race dropping in to shield him from the wind.
No records will be broken in this run, apart from maybe breaking the world record for the most amount of rules broken in a world record attempt.
I am absolutely fascinated by how he moved today compared with 2 days ago, when he looked like he was completely broken. Is that something that happens to people who run multi day races?
im fascinated with how this is going to end, and how it plays out on social media / mainstream media.
I find it interesting that if you say anything that isn’t considered 100% pro Nedd over on their livestream chat box, you are instantly attacked, called a hater, reported and sometimes even banned. And then of course, they will all make fun of you after you are gone. Yet, when the Neddites, come over here to promote their boy, they are allowed to argue their points and be engaged in discussion. This tells you quite a bit about what sort of people these Nedd worshippers are.
It seems like influencers are evolving into 21st century cult leaders, and their minions display a lot of the traits of cultists.
If you criticise their great leader they'll call you a hater while they ironically rain down on you a torrent of hate and abuse, like moronic hypocrites.
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If he rests 6hrs, he needs 5min45sec kms for the next 479kms
If he rests 6 hours, and maintains current pace he'll be just over 12 days.
Where did you get those numbers from?
I quickly checked in the tiktok feed not too long ago and Nedd was running slowly with another dude.
I scribbled down the numbers on the live feed to check how he was travelling.
The clock on the top right was approaching 198 hours. It was no more than 5 minutes before the hour ticking over, so I rounded up. The distance on the screen showed 1104km. I wrote the numbers down, they're on an envelope beside me.
If we were both looking at the feed within a few minutes of each other, then it appears they've added two master lap totals to the score at the same time.
I am absolutely fascinated by how he moved today compared with 2 days ago, when he looked like he was completely broken. Is that something that happens to people who run multi day races?
im fascinated with how this is going to end, and how it plays out on social media / mainstream media.
It is possible to rally and make a bit of a comeback after a bad day. For examole people often have their worst day on Day 2 after a big Day 1 with fresh legs, and then improve again on Day 3 after a lighter Day 2.
However, influencers on their adventure runs - when nobody is watching - have taken this to new heights. They often crash and burn big time, but then make miraculous Rocky style comebacks.
And after having very erratic stats in the first period they then suddenly find an amazing superhuman level of consistency that elite, world class multiday runners never quite manage to the same degree. And that's a large part of the reason why people don't trust them. Then there's the fact that they are suddenly running faster with a lower heart rate than normal.
There are signs of this pattern of behaviour on Nedd's trans aussie run.
Regarding this run, he is definitely showing an amazing power to recover from the dead, not just once, but over and over. I'm not quite sure if he has better powers of recorvery than world class multiday runners, as the elite don't normally have days as bad as 80k. But he should definitely be asked about the medical treatment that he has been receiving during the event. It's very possible that he's receiving treatment of a higher level than you would normally get in a multiday race.
I am absolutely fascinated by how he moved today compared with 2 days ago, when he looked like he was completely broken. Is that something that happens to people who run multi day races?
im fascinated with how this is going to end, and how it plays out on social media / mainstream media.
It is possible to rally and make a bit of a comeback after a bad day. For examole people often have their worst day on Day 2 after a big Day 1 with fresh legs, and then improve again on Day 3 after a lighter Day 2.
However, influencers on their adventure runs - when nobody is watching - have taken this to new heights. They often crash and burn big time, but then make miraculous Rocky style comebacks.
And after having very erratic stats in the first period they then suddenly find an amazing superhuman level of consistency that elite, world class multiday runners never quite manage to the same degree. And that's a large part of the reason why people don't trust them. Then there's the fact that they are suddenly running faster with a lower heart rate than normal.
There are signs of this pattern of behaviour on Nedd's trans aussie run.
Regarding this run, he is definitely showing an amazing power to recover from the dead, not just once, but over and over. I'm not quite sure if he has better powers of recorvery than world class multiday runners, as the elite don't normally have days as bad as 80k. But he should definitely be asked about the medical treatment that he has been receiving during the event. It's very possible that he's receiving treatment of a higher level than you would normally get in a multiday race.
On the subject of Rocky style comebacks, this is Goodge at Jogle.
kms, pace & heart rate:
99 7.28 139 91 8.30 124 It is already clear here that he's in deep trouble. 75 9.47 99 Ok, that's a collapse. HR is a bit whiffy 54 11.05 88 Heart down in the low 60s for a lot of the day. This guy is toast.
For the next 11 days he then outperformed women's WR holder Carla Molinaro quite easily and was often out-running the men's WR holder Dan Lawson.
84 9.16 105 A fantastic recovery and that 105HR is patented and trademarked by RB&WG. Balenger locked to his side throughout all this.
78 9.16 108 Bizarre to come in at the same pace, to the second 80 9.04 107 Heart often down in the 80s
But he's just getting warmed up. This is Day 10, suddenly he's in sub 8 land!
90 7:58 112
Or day 14, through 1,678m of elevation through Somerset, he calmly notches up a ton, off a heart rate of 109, as a novice:
100 8:55 109
His heart never rose above 126 all day, for what, if true, is an absolutely cracking day's multidaying.
People's hearts simply don't stay that low for such a tough run. They often go into the 150 and 160s. A very similar run by WG was his Cali 100. He quit at 97k and his pace was 9.20, so a little slower than this.
Did his heart ever rise above 126? Yes, it was never below in the first half, and often in the 160s, and averaging 123, despite basically walking the last 30 miles.
These influencers need to be watched like a hawk. They're trying to grab all the equity, value and glory from the sport for themselves, and leave the proper, honest, hard-working, real runners to fight over scraps.
Their modus operandi is two-fold, and often both: to spout utter b/s in the run up to their challenges, and then to cheat during them.
But this page, and the one on Goodg's Transcon shows how the community aren't taking it lying down, despite the horrendous and graphic abuse the likes of me take from Sneakers and his foot soldiers.
And their only defence? We don't know how to read data.
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The fact that there's 3 down votes on a post saying faking cancer is worse than raising money for homeless people just proves how radicalised some of the people here are.
Stop being disengenous. That is not the comparison. Both the cancer faker and run faker were raising money for charity. However , faking claims are faking claims.
Told you before...stop trolling, go do that on the tiktok feed.
Yes but Belle also never gave the money to charity.........
Stop being disengenous. That is not the comparison. Both the cancer faker and run faker were raising money for charity. However , faking claims are faking claims.
Told you before...stop trolling, go do that on the tiktok feed.
Yes but Belle also never gave the money to charity.........
The real false analogy is comparing Nedd to someone who lied about having cancer to earn money from an app, then never donated money to charity from the app earnings as promised.
If he rests 6hrs, he needs 5min45sec kms for the next 479kms
If he rests 6 hours, and maintains current pace he'll be just over 12 days.
Where did you get those numbers from?
I quickly checked in the tiktok feed not too long ago and Nedd was running slowly with another dude.
I scribbled down the numbers on the live feed to check how he was travelling.
The clock on the top right was approaching 198 hours. It was no more than 5 minutes before the hour ticking over, so I rounded up. The distance on the screen showed 1104km. I wrote the numbers down, they're on an envelope beside me.
If we were both looking at the feed within a few minutes of each other, then it appears they've added two master lap totals to the score at the same time.
What is odd is that despite there being a professional timing company involved that Strava data isn't update more often? Surely someone can do this daily, it's not rocket science. I won't be hiring this company for one of my next races...