my next ultramarathon

[@markg99]

Thanks for explaining those changes you're making, Jess. I think some of my thoughts were along the same lines but you explained it better than my little brain did. Looking at the training as just happening to have a race at the end should take that big pressure off race day.

[@AMostlyFunctionalJess]

I think it'll be a huge change. There's just no use in loading tons of pressure onto one race. At the end of the day it is just a race. If it doesn't play out well, I move onto the next one!

[@mickbaker9852]

Nothing will go wrong on race day! Just enjoy the lead up and overall enjoy it while you do the race. ENJOY!

[@AMostlyFunctionalJess]

Unfortunately, past experience suggests otherwise 🤣 But yes, revelling in the whole process is the goal.

[@nathankent8945]

The Haworth Hobble looks great.. I signed up for 10 Res's after watching your videos but sprained my ankle a few weeks ago thanks to a broken stile 👎... Hope your training goes well and looking forward to seeing your progress 🙂

[@AMostlyFunctionalJess]

Oof, hope the recovery on the ankle is speedy!

[@Linleys]

You can't control everything but all the preparations you do must surely help on the day. I can't get my head around the distances you talk about. I don't run much so that's part of it and my max trekking distance is around the 20 miles. Thank you again for your vlog here and I will be following along with your updates. Cheers, Warren :)

[@AMostlyFunctionalJess]

Thanks Warren! Yes the distances do often sound a bit daft, I enjoy the mental challenge of going that far, I think that's the main draw for me.