Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
If you look carefully in her latest photo, she strategically covers the second zero from 400 mile challenge with her hand, to appear as 40.
Are you coming around to our side?
Women runs 520 miles on treadmill in 7 days but doesn't get WR as Guinness says her witness doesn't count
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Are you coming around to our side? -
I'm on nobodies side. I don't believe in her challenges, but I don't like people attacking her face or making accusations about the charity that they can't back up.
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She has just blasted all of the pace shamers. 6:31/km. What a beast.
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Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
I'm on nobodies side. I don't believe in her challenges, but I don't like people attacking her face or making accusations about the charity that they can't back up.
The word you're looking for is "nobody's". -
No I meant you're a bunch of nobodies.
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Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
No I meant you're a bunch of nobodies.
Ah ha, then you are on the side of the nobodies! Amy will be devastated to lose your support. -
Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
Countdown until he's attacked as a hater...
Countdown until his post is deleted and he's blocked, more like!
That happened to me for simply posting the link to Marathon Investigators who declared she didn't break the treadmill record.
She is reading this and it's getting to her! Good! Check out the comment from the bf's mother, saying how she inspired the children she visited in schools!
Disgusting she gets invited as a motivational speaker when she's a total fraud.
https://www.facebook.com/188981147892380/photos/a.269547399835754.1073741825.188981147892380/708801939243629/?type=3&theater -
Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
No I meant you're a bunch of nobodies.
Would the real Ultrarunning Judge register their handle as it looks like a troll Amy fanboy keeps using it. -
"And this is why I do what I do, thanks for this lovely message!
I Got myself in a bit of tizz last night for absolutely no reason! Sometimes I let my sensitivity get the better of me. After a good nights sleep and some sound advice this morning-I feel back on form. I didn't feel like running today, and someone said to me... "don't run then! Do what you want, have a day off if that's what you want. What advice would you give someone in my position?" and I would say..go out and enjoy your day! So that's what I'm doing! I'm leaving my bag at the hotel and exploring Palma with less weight and no stress. Like Dave said- go smash it and cover it in glitter! So the glitter is on(yes I packed glitter) the trainers are ready and I'm off out to discover something new."
Does this mean she isn't going to run at all today? What the hell? -
Ultra Amy wrote:
"And this is why I do what I do, thanks for this lovely message!
I Got myself in a bit of tizz last night for absolutely no reason! Sometimes I let my sensitivity get the better of me. After a good nights sleep and some sound advice this morning-I feel back on form. I didn't feel like running today, and someone said to me... "don't run then! Do what you want, have a day off if that's what you want. What advice would you give someone in my position?" and I would say..go out and enjoy your day! So that's what I'm doing! I'm leaving my bag at the hotel and exploring Palma with less weight and no stress. Like Dave said- go smash it and cover it in glitter! So the glitter is on(yes I packed glitter) the trainers are ready and I'm off out to discover something new."
Does this mean she isn't going to run at all today? What the hell?
It appears that she's mixing running with sightseeing.
1hr 30 of running (improved pace) in 3 hr moving time. So just casually exploring, running between places. -
Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
Ultra Amy wrote:
"And this is why I do what I do, thanks for this lovely message!
I Got myself in a bit of tizz last night for absolutely no reason! Sometimes I let my sensitivity get the better of me. After a good nights sleep and some sound advice this morning-I feel back on form. I didn't feel like running today, and someone said to me... "don't run then! Do what you want, have a day off if that's what you want. What advice would you give someone in my position?" and I would say..go out and enjoy your day! So that's what I'm doing! I'm leaving my bag at the hotel and exploring Palma with less weight and no stress. Like Dave said- go smash it and cover it in glitter! So the glitter is on(yes I packed glitter) the trainers are ready and I'm off out to discover something new."
Does this mean she isn't going to run at all today? What the hell?
It appears that she's mixing running with sightseeing.
1hr 30 of running (improved pace) in 3 hr moving time. So just casually exploring, running between places.
Thanks. I see the most recent run on Strava, I hadn't checked. You're right, her times have improved! -
One thing that does not quite add up us that even if she didn't get the treadmill record that a considerable distance must have been chalked up. Then to struggle on this does not quite fit in.
To me she fits the profile of a corner cutter and someone who has no concept of time and distance as most experienced runners would understand. A bit like when I was running we'd go for a 10 miler and it might be 9 miles and might be 11 miles. But we were not going for records just training amongst ourselves
Especially on her 53 it started with good intentions. First the distance us completed. Then let's split the run into 2. Next in a bit tired and will make up the miles tomorrow.
Looks like she has not trained much for this and is unprepared for the heat which is actually pretty moderate as we've had a good summer here.
Of course this is not an attempt at a record but she does have a t-shirt shirt with 400 miles on it and lots of people blindly following her. -
Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
Ultra Amy wrote:
"And this is why I do what I do, thanks for this lovely message!
I Got myself in a bit of tizz last night for absolutely no reason! Sometimes I let my sensitivity get the better of me. After a good nights sleep and some sound advice this morning-I feel back on form. I didn't feel like running today, and someone said to me... "don't run then! Do what you want, have a day off if that's what you want. What advice would you give someone in my position?" and I would say..go out and enjoy your day! So that's what I'm doing! I'm leaving my bag at the hotel and exploring Palma with less weight and no stress. Like Dave said- go smash it and cover it in glitter! So the glitter is on(yes I packed glitter) the trainers are ready and I'm off out to discover something new."
Does this mean she isn't going to run at all today? What the hell?
It appears that she's mixing running with sightseeing.
1hr 30 of running (improved pace) in 3 hr moving time. So just casually exploring, running between places.
Yes, she's posted she's sightseeing!
Amy dear, you boasted you were doing a 400 miles run in 14 days, therefore you needed to average 28 miles a day.
When exactly does that leave time for sightseeing!
She is on vacation so why didn't she just say that?
This has nothing to do with doing an epic 400 mile ultra run.
"A nice relaxed 9 miler playing the tourist around palma today ahead of tomorrow's big one!"
What's the big one Amy? A 15 miler? Woo hoo! -
Apparently a 40 miler tomorrow according to her twitter, hmmmmm.
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40 Miler wrote:
Apparently a 40 miler tomorrow according to her twitter, hmmmmm.
Sounds great.
We will follow her along.
I bet something will happen and she will cut it short after 19 miles. Maaaybe 20. -
She's still recording her runs on her iphone and not uploading from her watch. The perfect "Phone run out of battery" excuse is already lined up i'm sure.
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Why not use that brand new Garmin? I have one like that. About 16hrs of battery life in GPS mode. Can also charge on the go. Luckily the sponsors supplied charging packs
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40 Miler wrote:
She's still recording her runs on her iphone and not uploading from her watch. The perfect "Phone run out of battery" excuse is already lined up i'm sure.
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I agree with you that we shouldn't call it fraud until we can prove it. And it seems that some people are mixing two different kinds of fraud with very different burdens of proof.
From the perspective of her running, most of us here are comfortable calling her a fraud because, well, she is one. Her documented accomplishments of the past few days make abundantly clear that she could not possibly have run 26 miles, 385 yards a day for 53 days. Nor could she have completed the treadmill miles in one week that she claims. Of course it's difficult to prove a negative but there's no way this woman completed those feats of ultramarathoning/endurance running.
Legally she may also be a fraud, but I don't think anyone's presented evidence to that effect. If she's receiving donations and is taking money from them to support herself and her boyfriend, then she may find herself in legal trouble and it appears that people are trying to alert the authorities to see if she can be scrutinized. The fact that she appears to be lying about her running doesn't increase one's confidence that any charitable pursuits are on the up and up.
Ultrarunning Judge wrote:
Fraud wrote:
What if she rode her unicorn on some of the 53 marathons to give her world class ultra legs a rest.
The reason why so many set up these dodgy charities is because they legally CAN draw expenses. So of course they are.
Now if you are genuine and really care about your cause and there are genuine expenses, then fine.
A "saving the bats" charity would need expenses to drive to collect injured bats and make bat houses etc
But she got donations to her "charity" based on lies. That is fraud.
It's not fraud until you prove she's taken any money. You're guessing. -
Amy forever wrote:
40 Miler wrote:
Apparently a 40 miler tomorrow according to her twitter, hmmmmm.
Sounds great.
We will follow her along.
I bet something will happen and she will cut it short after 19 miles. Maaaybe 20.
Palma to Alcudia, according to her website. Google maps makes that 50 km, so around ten miles short before she's even started. Even so, it's going to be a long day for Amy tomorrow.
