Pretty crazy.
Pretty crazy.
Pretty crazy.
No argument there...
This guy is like the weight vest dude from a few years back, only he just made a cheap, home made version.
LetsRun.com wrote:
Pretty crazy.
https://spikes.iaaf.org/post/tony-the-fridge-spikes
Excellent training strategy. When that guy takes that refrigerator off, he's gonna be so good there. Straight up gonna be the Earl Manigault of that course. Just like ankle weights.
I don't believe the "ran" part of the headline is correct.
He should stick to wrting.
About halfway through the article, right around the point where we start hearing about the guy's troubled past, "demons", and 30-mile spur-of-the-moment jaunts as a kid, I started thinking of our buddy Rob Young.
Then the article mentioned Rob Young.
Thanks, but I'll pass.
He better not dump that waste into the waters, bad bad man, hehehehe
He should run with that chick that pumps during races. He could store the goods for her from her pump break until the finish.
BFD Sisyphus rolled a huge boulder up a mountain for eternity.
Wutlol
If you consider he ran in hot, humid conditions with 92lbs on his back, I speculate he could reach
57:23!!
Does he actually manage to run?
But did he look relaxed? I always did.
LetsRun.com wrote:
Pretty crazy.
https://spikes.iaaf.org/post/tony-the-fridge-spikes
Honestly this is pretty amazing. I don't even get how he can run 10-min pace with that thing on his back. To do it with that amount of weight - 92 lbs - itself is amazing. But the sheer size is so big that any bounces must destroy your back. I just can't imagine running at all.
Another runner with a story...there was a time when people just ran, without telling the world.
Whey is he so overweight? With that level of physical activity I would have expected to see someone much leaner.
*ring* *ring*
"Hello?"
"Good afternoon sir. Is your refrigerator running?"
"Yes, it is."
"Well, you'd better go catch it then! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!" *click*
Guy walks into a psychiatrist's office wearing nothing but saran wrap.
Doc takes one look and says "I can clearly see you're nuts."
Bet the fridge did wonders for his knees/ankles/back
Ukrunner777 wrote:
Another runner with a story...there was a time when people just ran, without telling the world.
Yes, but most of them weren't carrying a fridge
Or seeking to raise money for cancer research, which needs some publicity.