Not even the same person...
Not even the same person...
I've gotta say I agree. Finishing 63 marathons in 63 days is logistically difficult but not too demanding physically on the averagely healthy person.
Looking at some of the paces, it would appear that they done at run / walk or even walking pace. If someone could ensure all my other commitments (work / family / life) was taken care of for a year I'm pretty confident I could 'complete' 365 marathons in 365 days.
Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
Not even the same person...
This is the person Nikki Love runs with. So if this "marathon" is short, likely hers are too.
Amy's family now sending unsolicited abusive messages.
This person sent me an abusive message after I simply asked where her Strava data was for all 53 marathons. Nigel Hughes.
Post a screen shot of the online abuse on the numerous social media accounts used by Amy and ask if she supports online abuse!
Someone on here questioned her runs on her Facebook so .Amy made a separate post about it & left up about 100 abusive messages about the person
HereWeGoAgain... wrote:
Christ on a bike...here we go again!!! Another unknown runner, with no profile on thepowerof10.info is claiming another pointless record with what appears to be little, to no evidence to support her claims.
Does anyone know of any links to her online running records such as Strava? I can't find her on
http://www.thepowerof10.infoso I'm making the assumption that she's never been registered with a EA running club!
If races are UK registered or parkruns they will be in po10 sister site Run Britain which does not require you to be in a club. Any marathon should be on there I couldn't find any for Nicola AKA Nikki Love
Whilst I can see that the tone of the question comes across a little accusatory I wouldn't go so far as saying it was online bullying as claimed by Amy.
What she should of done was simply respond along the lines of..."The events of the last few months have taught me a lot about the need to document my achievements fully and, rest assured all data will be recorded, with links posted on my social media" or something like that. Instead she chose to post the message knowing that along with lots of "ignore the haters" messages, she would likely see some of her followers would send abuse to the person who sent her the message (hence not hiding the name).
Speaks volumes about her and her followers...
She is doing a good job painting herself as a victim and digging deeper into a hole.
I don't see what the big deal is about demanding proof, especially when you raise money under the guise of charity.
ScreenShot wrote:
Post a screen shot of the online abuse on the numerous social media accounts used by Amy and ask if she supports online abuse!
I asked for evidence of the 53 marathons on both Twitter and Facebook and she removed the posts and blocked me, but whilst the posts were there her family started abusing me then sent an abusive message
Abuse from the Hughes family wrote:
ScreenShot wrote:
Post a screen shot of the online abuse on the numerous social media accounts used by Amy and ask if she supports online abuse!
I asked for evidence of the 53 marathons on both Twitter and Facebook and she removed the posts and blocked me, but whilst the posts were there her family started abusing me then sent an abusive message
Post the messages she sent you here and I will send screen shots to her social media profiles asking her to explain the online abuse.
ukathleticscoach wrote:
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So many comments on here, all saying she is "so inspiring". I think I'm developing diabetes.
At least with Rob Young, he had the decency to make up a tragic backstory before beginning his charade. Amy appears to be a highly privileged, popular girl without a real job and does a bit of selfie taking and running on holiday to pay the bills. Can anyone help me out? Which bit of this is the inspiring part? I understand people trying to be nice to the popular lady, but they seriously need to take a look around at the much more inspiring, and GENUINE people out there.
Hold on to your hats... She's now said she's going to do an Ironman. #soinspirational
Amy... You are an ironman wrote:
Hold on to your hats... She's now said she's going to do an Ironman. #soinspirational
The gift that keeps on giving. I hope we get some inspirational videos out of this (though nothing will ever compare to the legendary mud run). Thank you Amy!
Amy... You are an ironman wrote:
Hold on to your hats... She's now said she's going to do an Ironman. #soinspirational
This will be fun to watch. I can't wait for the swimming videos to see our ingenue flail about.
Poor Amy,
just get called out on facts. Good thing that her stupid fanboys are sticking to her.
Meanwhile I am waiting for the next Mud run video. That was goooood!
Well it's getting near to Christmas time...I'm very much hoping we get an updated 'Mud Running' video to the tune of 'Fairytale of New York'...maybe she'll do an open water swimming one...that would be great.
#MoreMudRunning #AmyShamy
Results wrote:
Amy... You are an ironman wrote:
Hold on to your hats... She's now said she's going to do an Ironman. #soinspirational
The gift that keeps on giving. I hope we get some inspirational videos out of this (though nothing will ever compare to the legendary mud run). Thank you Amy!
Entering an Iron man is really expensive. I'm sure the "charity" can pay for that, or maybe the rich daddy, which is the same thing, as he is one of the trustees of the "charity"!!
Ironman! Is there anything that this woman can't do??