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in terms of kind of bringing that reality in, and then I think you'll probably really start to break through to those types of people that, that there's that acknowledgement of, "Yeah, you are doing something amazing," but, you know, you're not 100% on it the whole time sort of thing.

Um, I think that could be quite motivational for people.

I think you'll also get other people, you know, I guess like myself, that sees these amazing challenges going on, and probably I could never do anything near that, but sets that little fire in me sort of thing that thinks, "No, I am fully able.

I am fit and healthy, and, you know, I'm, you know, physically able to give something like that a go"-

What would be your biggest piece of advice to someone that's coming to do one of your Backyard Ultras, say, the 24 hour?

I think it would almost definitely depend on who that person was, what they were looking to get out of it, and maybe what they've, they'd done before.