The Caballo Blanco Ultra Marathon 2018-Episode 3-Running to Urique

[@jessicasamantha3470]

Mama Tita is my grandma! Urique is such a special and unique place. Thanks for sharing your experience so more people can learn about Caballo Blanco!!

[@duzer]

Really?? She's the best!!!

[@mayploy6869]

This is so amazing! Like a lot of people, ‘the book’ changed my life. On a side note…i thought…yeah i could totally see eating beans and corn every day, no problemo lol. Then i found your channel a few weeks ago and have been watching daily, and you’ve changed my life too! I was in a pretty bad state of depression and your positivity has really helped me pull through. This is what life is about, get outside, get moving and live life to the fullest!

[@stephendulajr.8124]

Duzer Thanks for sharing this adventure! I've been watching since the first time you went to the canyons. Now my 6 year old son is watching with me. We love your positive attitude! Thanks again and keep them coming.

[@duzer]

HI Stephen! GIve you son a big high five from me!!

[@pepperman8038]

Happy, happy, joy, joy! Thank you Ryan for those awesome shots!

[@duzer]

happy happy joy joy all day long!

[@dimrub]

I became curious about the Copper Canyons after reading "Born to Run", but your videos really bring the place into full color. Almost makes me feel as if I'm running there with you folks - and maybe one day, inspired by you, I will.

[@duzer]

It's pure magic down there! Glad these video could bring it to life for you!

[@manoftheserengeti3052]

Ryan - I am convinced you're the coolest youtuber out there!! Awesome stuff once again.

[@duzer]

Well thank you raul!!!

[@fredadd]

Wow, Fantastic vids! I cannot wait to go back.

[@daniel15726]

Hi Ryan, i really enjoy watching your vlog. Its meaningful, fun, energetic. Cheers to you from Singapore, Far East..

[@duzer]

Hello Daniel!! Fun to have viewers from Singapore, hope all is well with you and thanks for watching

[@TaxationIsTheft69420]

Yeah. Brother! Love it.

[@duzer]

Thanks hermano

[@NotAnotherFilm]

A treat for the feet

[@duzer]

yep

[@nonoririko2056]

It be so awesome to figure out a way to create a more sustainable way to carry water that is feasible for events like this

[@duzer]

I totally agree

[@Maxlam72]

Thanks for the inspiration you bring with your videos Ryan. I guess you train very hard to run all these difficult races. Are you following a specific plan or routine ?

[@duzer]

I don't follow a specific plan, I just run a lot, and bike a lot, so I'm usually in pretty good shape

[@albismonroy9489]

Omg. El Maestro. De Mi hija. Daniela. Salu2. Maestro. BelMonte. Saludos. A todos. Y Bendiciones. Hoy. Me subscribi. A este. Canal. ✌🙏😊

[@duzer]

Albis Madrigal el es un gran hombre! Gracias por ver a mis videos!

[@albismonroy9489]

@@duzer si. Ya. Lo conoci. En persona. Es un gran. Hombre. Y. Husted. Tambien. Habla. Muy bien. Su Español. Felicidades. 👍👌😊

[@atlantisfunktions]

All that bottled water makes me sad because the bottled water industry is not a positive thing! The plastic bottles are often used only once and sometimes unfortunately get littered. Even when disposed of "properly", many bottles find their way into the oceans and therefor into the stomachs of aquatic animals who mistake them for food. This should be addressed to pave way for a sustainable future. I read a statistic that said by 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish! I have also seen first hand in mazatlan mexico the beaches covered in trash not far from the resorts. Im sure there are ways for the race organizers to brainstorm alternative more eco friendly solutions to hydrate the race participants. Anyways looks like you had a great trip so far! Team Duzer!

[@duzer]

I agree, it's a TON of waste. In my personal life, I try my best not to use any one-use plastics...I should talk with the Caballo organizers about alternatives...you are right about the oceans filling with plastic, not good.

[@gckelly68able]

Aye 💙

[@kahlilsykies9139]

You have to be very careful in Urique! Though it's very beautiful, lush and mountainous; also seemingly peacefully. It's a known center for cartel activities. Particularly drug smuggling, but also human smuggling too. An innocent American tourist was just killed there. Because he spoke such good Spanish, and asked a lot of questions about local culture. He had unknowingly came into contact with members of the Sinaloa Cartel. Who control the drug trade in that area. While people do travel to Urique without problems. It's not recommended that you travel there. Or to that part of the Mexican state of Chihuahua. But if you do, you're in for some unforgettable stunning beauty! And lots of culture.

[@duzer]

Sad story about the American traveler :(

[@kahlilsykies9139]

Yes it is. And though he unknowingly dug his own grave, by not having an understanding of the social realities, and unspoken rules of Urique; There are reasons why the U.S. State Department advises Americans not to go to Urique at all. The reality is that, you may find yourself in a dyer situation, that you can't get out of. Violence can break out; shootings and shoot outs. And because of the presence of the Sinaloa Cartel and their activities. You can find yourself in trouble, for seeing, hearing, knowing or saying too much. Or simply being suspected of such misfortune. Just like what happened to the traveler. If you go, you have to be very careful. And have an understanding of the street rules. But you shouldn't be there all.

[@ernestomonarrez13]

Kahlil Sykies you better stay at home, in this days there are a lot of crime in the whole world, spend your life safe, let people enyoy their freedom. Saludos

[@liliaestrada4641]

I am mr Belmont’s students

[@duzer]

Lilia Estrada nice! Tell him that I say hello!