Beermile.com has a couple variations on the beer mile including the 24 beers and 24 miles in 24 hours and The Bicentennial (100 and 100 in 100). I wanted to give one of these challenges a shot and record the process.
My brother and I picked 30 beers and 30 miles in 30 hours (to go with the theme of the channel). Here is the result:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqpeyuUTTTE&feature=youtu.be
Good work. Way to execute an effective strategy.
Dude:
Coors Light?
Sorry, that's a DQ.
Beers must be a minimum of 5%.
Very impressive!
That's a DQ wrote:
Dude:
Coors Light?
Sorry, that's a DQ.
Beers must be a minimum of 5%.
This is wild. I didn’t know I could get DQ’ed on event that I made up
Reid Alert wrote:
That's a DQ wrote:
Dude:
Coors Light?
Sorry, that's a DQ.
Beers must be a minimum of 5%.
This is wild. I didn’t know I could get DQ’ed on event that I made up
Well, you set the parameters as 30 beers, 30 miles, 30 hours.
You then drank 30 light beers instead of 30 beers.
That's a DQ.
Don't shoot the messenger.
This is less than impressive in so many ways.
The ONLY impressive thing here, is a lacrosse/football player who's fairly bulky just ran 30 miles in 30 hours. The beers are irrelevant.
Also why take something that's been done before, but better, faster, and more extreme (100 (real)beers, 100 miles, 100 hours).
That would be like asking us to be impressed that you ran 30% of a marathon at slightly slower than the marathon WR... cool....
no offense but this is absolute rookie level. next time do it in 10 hours and with beer and not some pisswater
entertaining video and way be to prepared with that vaseline.
Now it is your turn to do the challenge.
Maybe go all in on the run30 theme and by alternating 30 minutes of drinking and 30 minutes of running.
Also you should drink beers from 30 Mile Brewing Company or find beers with the number 30 in the name.
That's a DQ wrote:
Dude:
Coors Light?
Sorry, that's a DQ.
Beers must be a minimum of 5%.
Beer is beer. Don't listen to these numbskulls.
Not Impressed at all wrote:
Also why take something that's been done before, but better, faster, and more extreme (100 (real)beers, 100 miles, 100 hours).
Hahaha I think Jim Walmsley good accomplish this pretty easy. Run an ultra, sleep, then go on a 3 day bender. I'm not sure which would be harder for him, the beer or the miles?
The skinny one has a really annoying voice. They should have the fat one do the narration instead.
running commenter wrote:
That's a DQ wrote:
Dude:
Coors Light?
Sorry, that's a DQ.
Beers must be a minimum of 5%.
Beer is beer. Don't listen to these numbskulls.
you should be drowned in a barrel of beer
running commenter wrote:
That's a DQ wrote:
Dude:
Coors Light?
Sorry, that's a DQ.
Beers must be a minimum of 5%.
Beer is beer. Don't listen to these numbskulls.
That’s just not true. And the alcohol percentage and rate of intoxication is not linear. A 3% or 4% beer is a lot different than a 5% beer. The level of intoxication form drinking 30 5% beers is significantly higher than a light beer. I doubt I could drink 30 5% beers in 30 hours but I could drink 30 light beers.
I am highly impressed and want to try this challenge with some friends. Unlike other "challenges" this one doesn't take an insane amount of time and effort. This could be done easily in a weekend.
Yeah this doesn't seem like it would be that difficult.
7pm: 10 mile run
8:10pm - midnight: 8 beers
midnight - 7am: sleep
7am: 20 mile run
9:30am - 1am: drink 22 beers
I don't run or drink that much anymore, but still feel like this would be "meh" difficulty.
notthompson wrote:
Yeah this doesn't seem like it would be that difficult.
7pm: 10 mile run
8:10pm - midnight: 8 beers
midnight - 7am: sleep
7am: 20 mile run
9:30am - 1am: drink 22 beers
I don't run or drink that much anymore, but still feel like this would be "meh" difficulty.
Fair enough, considering my brother is not at all a runner and still managed to complete the running portion. That said, doing the 30-30-30 is easier said than done
Reid Alert wrote:
notthompson wrote:
Yeah this doesn't seem like it would be that difficult.
7pm: 10 mile run
8:10pm - midnight: 8 beers
midnight - 7am: sleep
7am: 20 mile run
9:30am - 1am: drink 22 beers
I don't run or drink that much anymore, but still feel like this would be "meh" difficulty.
Fair enough, considering my brother is not at all a runner and still managed to complete the running portion. That said, doing the 30-30-30 is easier said than done
Obviously agreed with the notion that it is significantly more difficult for a non-runner to complete.
Reid Alert wrote:
Beermile.com has a couple variations on the beer mile including the 24 beers and 24 miles in 24 hours and The Bicentennial (100 and 100 in 100). I wanted to give one of these challenges a shot and record the process.
My brother and I picked 30 beers and 30 miles in 30 hours (to go with the theme of the channel). Here is the result:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqpeyuUTTTE&feature=youtu.be
I am sure you expected the hate to be strong on here. I mean it IS the LetsRun.com message boards.
Nice job on the challenge and documenting it in an entertaining way.