Q+A: UTMB Training & Racing

[@runningwithmarc]

Always love watching your videos Harry, been following along for a few years now, and it's great to see that no matter how big the challenge or situations you are put in, you're still the same Harry. Look forward to seeing your 2020 unfold, undoubtedly with success.

[@DanRuns]

Really insightful , thanks Harry! Wishing you well ahead of the new year

[@somkitthompson9559]

You inspired me last year before my first full marathon, and I am soon to do it again in February. Thank you . I wish you the best in 2020.

[@capote481]

Cool seeing Scotty hawker giving you some praise in his UTMB interviews for helping him turn it round during the race. Being able to mix it with those guys must be fun!

[@paulsparkes5741]

Question for next Q&A in 4 months 😂, in hindsight what would you change ( if anything)in your run up training before UTMB after seeing Pau and Scotty do so well???? Happy new year and I hope 2020 is a great year for you racing 💪

[@iftomatosareafruitwhyisntk4038]

Wishing you a successful 2020

[@northernninjarunner5506]

Good luck for UMTB tomorrow. Has you’re diet/ nutrition/ training changed now you’re back in 🇬🇧?

[@TheFODRunner]

I hope you have an amazing 2020 and are enjoying being back in the UK exploring the mountains!

[@zyghom]

“Re-tie your shoes “ - really good one

[@Simssss888]

How do you feel after a good (ultra) race? Is like how a mountaneer feels, getting on the peak of a mountain and feeling more empty and exhausted than happy? (Of course its mixed, cause i have to still downclimb into safety, not like in a race, where all is good in the finish area) If you think about this feelings you kinda think about the sense of doing these things(like me) Lg

[@GRSAFseventhousand]

Nice

[@likemarksee]

He looks shattered; similar to me after a (long) long run.