Naylor's Run 1996

documentary about Joss Naylor- legendary English fell runner

[@bradfieldw]

RIP Joss. An absolute fantastic runner and stalwart for fell running. My go to documentary just to remind to get out in the hills

[@cycleSCUBA]

In my trail running days, used to watch this (recorded on VCR!) as inspiration for my trail and hill running jaunts. An amazing man.

[@christopherarmstrong2769]

RIP Joss. The fells will never be the same without you. The greatest athlete of all time.

[@stephenbaker7344]

I've watched this many a time especially when I need some motivation and inspiration. Great to hear Joss's appreciation for the natural world at finish mentioning the May blossom and so on. I spoke to him for a while at one of the mountain trials. Not once did he mention himself or his achievements. He just gave encouragement and sound advice. Totally selfless. I have utter respect and admiration for the old guard. Keep moving forward Joss.....

[@cycleSCUBA]

Rest in Peace, Joss. A son of the most beautiful area in the world.

[@kevingrogan7715]

Kevin Grogin RIP Joss. A legend and a true gentleman to the core.

[@tonys6237]

RIP humble Legend!

[@YoshiPipez]

Absolute legend of a human being, wonderful film.

[@jamiesimpson7875]

The epitome of Mental strength and courage to think I'll do this if it kills me. Inspirational man.... Legend

[@trooperwolfie]

Rest easy Joss, you'll be sadly missed.

[@northender2006]

What a man. A true Cumbrian legend.

[@cycleSCUBA]

Joss was my inspiration back in the day i was felling. Don't know how many times i watched this. These are painful climbs even on their own. Legend.

[@davidbennett5338]

I was there on the day he did this. I was, in my mind, a fairly fit 34 year old doing the Buttermere horseshoe as a jog. Having done a few half marathons I thought it would be easy. It wasn't - my running partner kept having to wait for me and we kept coming across people with binoculars looking at the hills. We asked what was happening and they explained Joss is doing his 60 at 60. This meant nothing to us but it sounded so impressive. Years later, through Richard Askwith's book (Feet in the clouds) I understood what an amazing character he was. I recently did my own 60 at 60 but it was 60k just after my 60th birthday including a couple of laps of the Round Sheffield Run. Great fun - but nothing like what Joss managed!

[@brownersgang]

Legend. just took my 10yr old grandson on his first hike in the Lakes. Hartsop over how and priests hole cave. he done good. going to show.him this and tell him about this Legend.

[@wildernesstraining1957]

Inspirational! We read of these rare feet’s of human endurance. This has to be up there with them… Magnificent!

[@blunderbus3702]

RIP Joss, a true legend and gentleman.

[@ioanparry]

I've watched this twice. It doesn't get any less amazing. Man of Steel - body and mind!

[@WyeExplorer]

The guys schedule is incredible. Running is in every cell of his being. That was enthralling. Mark

[@atnosmalldistance7294]

Superb documentary on the great man. I saw him and a small support crew on Helvellyn in July '86 halfway through one of his earlier super-marathons - bare torso and wearing very similar freedom shorts ! Thanks for uploading.

[@andymoss]

Pete Bland cotton t-shirts and Norman Walsh shoes. Takes me back.

[@tonys6237]

Them Walshies have no flexibility in them at all!

[@andymoss]

@@tonys6237 Neither do my legs/knees! Maybe there’s a connection?

[@balke7935]

It’s mad to think what Joss could have done with today’s training, nutritional science and gear… he seemed like he never bothered to rest or eat half the time! Madness.

[@JohnnyParsonsladfromtad]

Brilliant! A true legend.

[@cityandsuburb]

Absolutely breathtaking Mr. Naylor...... Bravo Sir. In awe.

[@ivansanders8459]

Even as a former 'ultra' runner myself I find this endeavour as being mega awesome!

[@howlinwolfpup5265]

Truly an amazing man! But that dog keeping up though.

[@TheDeclancox]

Super, what a man! Thanks for this.

[@bryson_stafford]

Being from the USA I had a difficult time understanding a single word he was saying, but I still enjoyed watching this.

[@HalfManThirdBiscuit]

Believe me, it's not just you!

[@vhs389]

"I've just had a Guiness" - 45 miles to go

[@superchickensoup]

Me and my 14 year old son just did Scafell Pike on foot due to bikes being out of action, we got up it in 58 minutes, I thought that was good and then I found this guys record :-/ mental

[@Stampistuta]

Fantastic, thanks for sharing.

[@colinbrigham8253]

Joss was urgent joss was real 🤗 thank you

[@blooaloo7820]

I need me some of those shorts.

[@frankygdanga2999]

Legend

[@callumsmaile8815]

Best Fell Runner in history as well as the most Cumbrian man in history 😂 D’ya na wot a mean like eh?

[@robthebull6367]

Northern grit!! A true gentleman too.

[@colinstewart7123]

Proper northern bloke.

[@helenrobinson8963]

a true legend

[@theenglishalpinist5031]

Good exercising is running 60 mountains over 2,500 feet in 36 hours at the age of 60 like.

[@zennor_man]

One man that could beat any machine....

[@O.z.z.y]

my last name is naylor

[@paulcook7426]

32:37 prophetic