How to finish UTMB 100 Miles | Race Overview | Everything you need to know to beat all cut-off times

Detailed course review and analysis start to finish in 30 minutes with all relevant information that you need prior to the race.
Surprises are nice at a birthday party, but not if you run 175 kilometers with 10.500m of elevation. Knowing the course can be the difference between F and DNF. And the DNF-quote on this race with a strict cut-off is whopping 40%.
Especially one crucial information is nowhere to be found: the condition of the terrain. And this is as important as duration and elevation.
The aim of this video is to close this gap and explain everything in a condensed but comprehensive format. The kind of briefing that I would have wanted to have before the race...
Unlike almost all other videos I will not tell you my story. I will not bother you with detailed information on how I felt or what mood changes I went through. This video is for you to prepare for your story.
So if you are about to do this race or plan to register and want to know what you sign up for (and thus need to train for over the year), this video is a must see for you. But also if you interested in understanding what elite athletes really achieve in the world series finals, you will only understand it, after a detailed breakdwon of all stages.

[@joggermac]

Fantastic Gabriel, thank you. UTMB 2024 for me

[@alanclark666]

Can't thank you enough for this. The race made a fool of me in 2022, privilaged to be getting another shot at it. The adjusted pace graph is validation of my estimated splits, which ebb and flow vs the cutoff and I just didn't know why. Also, those last 3 hills, going through the second night - wow thanks for making me aware just how tough they are. Will now be at least mentally if not physically prepared for those.

[@robgrimmer7894]

Awesome insight! Thanks for sharing!

[@today-nl]

Thanks for the great video. Which is more difficult, UTMB or KAT100M?

[@RunningRaceReview]

I found KAT slightly more difficult, but UTMB is higher in absolute altitude and the second half is technical. The hardest is Nice 100 miles though.

[@MrPolinger]

Just watching this makes me tired!