I have done two ultras and trained like an ultra marathoner for about 3 years during that time. During ultra marathon training, I had training runs up to 38 miles. Maybe I am fortunate, but I have never had to take a dump when running ever.
So, for me, no, I never brought any "dog poopy bags" with me.
The only thing I know for sure is that I just took a glorious dump.
Luv2Fart wrote:
The only thing I know for sure is that I just took a glorious dump.
On Pikes Peak?
Holy cow ? wrote:
yes #2 out there wrote:
I have run over parts of numerous 100 mile trail races and, based on morning after evidence, many runners poop on or next to the trail.
Easy to do at night when its dark and you can tell no one is around because there are no lights. Its a race, and people are tired. Messing in a bag, digging a hole, or even stepping well off the trail take extra time and energy.
Other common things found along the trail after a race include unknown pill/drug wrappers (the little foil backed ones), pills, gel and energy bar wrappers, partially eaten food, articles of clothing, water bottles, puke, piss,
Remember its not just the runners out there. Crew members, spectators, and pacers also contribute.
None of this should occur, but unfortunately not all trail runners have an environmental ethic.
Sometimes there are very narrow trails. Is it a punishment for not being in first place? The last place guy has to run over a ton of turds ?
Haha I would think so
Luv2bum wrote:
Luv2Fart wrote:
The only thing I know for sure is that I just took a glorious dump.
On Pikes Peak?
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