Tarahumara 435 Miles Running Secrets, They are Born to Run - Barefoot Runner's | Future Baby

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[@cwtjones]

"Born to Run" inspired me 13 years ago. This remind of that changing moment in my life. 13 years of barefoot running and still counting.

[@radicalnomad1]

Awesome!

[@revan552]

Hell yeah! I just finished reading Born to Run a few days ago. 3 weeks of barefoot running, and still counting! 😁

[@KeiOfficeNyox]

Like barefoot or these barefoot shoes with funny toes in it?

[@x.bozhidar]

What is their breathing technique?

[@cwtjones]

@@KeiOfficeNyox barefoot

[@joeljas00]

"They don't talk about the future they live the life as it is today" most important lesson 💕

[@arthurlemahieu9718]

on god bro you king

[@sabergoli3518]

@@arthurlemahieu9718 on god? king? sudden discord memster moment?!

[@Minecraftravee]

I grew up in Southern California not knowing where I came from. I found out yesterday that, before coming to East Los Angeles. My family comes from the Tarahumara, this is a new life goal for me

[@albertodiaz9853]

Sentiros orgullosos chaval

[@joelluna9096]

I have a lot of respect to the Raramuris. And I also respect Caballo Blanco for what he did with Raramuris community.

[@TheRealJohnMadden]

Born to Run is one of the most important running books to ever hit the market. It's right alongside Ultramarathon Man as being the most influential book for so many runners.

[@franciscoholguin4983]

I am from chihuahua and I seen them tuning from their village to Juarez city non stop they go down to jures for food 🥘 then they go back they are very strong 💪

[@ojosyoidosdemipresidente4926]

I'm from. Chihuahua to And. One of my family house un parral. Chihuahua They. Stay. For that nigth olot of them. When i whas goung. And. I desagree. Obout. You say they run from they vilage to juarez not stop. Is not true. Because i know them

[@Da_wise_1]

Do they have a rule to protect them from the cartels, or what do they say or do

[@hectoraiza6638]

Great video. Rarámuris are awesome people!

[@hectoraiza6638]

@Kai Ikaika I already correct it. Thanx.

[@guevara7034]

5:04 “they can outrun any of us gringos” 💀💀🤣🤣

[@chargedgaming7079]

You are a nice video maker i saw your video from last year keep going

[@EnkerVG]

😅 Taraumara is going to destroy the shoes industry...

[@ramonbmovies]

I agree w/ most of the statements. However, what's important to note is that the Tarahumara do NOT run barefoot. That's a misnomer. They wear sandals when they do long-distance running, as shown in this film. The sandals themselves are relatively thick rubber. Even so, the people interviewed are right that modern shoes have too much support and don't allow your feet to give you necessary feedback. They weaken your feet. After buying sandals designed for more natural walking/running, my feet got really strong. It took me a while of feeling some arch pain. But eventually the arch got strong. Now, if I wear a traditional shoe, I get arch pain because my arches want to flex but are restricted. So I have to buy shoes that have very little arch support and wide toe boxes. :) And even then I notice my feet scrunched up a little.

[@lowaimnobrain]

they learn as children barefoot, no? i believe that was the point of the book. Learn to run and you're fine.

[@Da_wise_1]

No bro they live in Rocky area.

[@joanneestrada9894]

My husband, who passed away a year ago, was Tarahumara and Yaqui. He had incredible lungs. Living in Colorado he could run up 14ers easily, without getting out of breath. Although I'm mostly European, I have very wide feet with a narrow heel, like Luis had. Where did you find the sandals? I'm not finding any Zero drop shoes or sandals that I can fit into without squishing my toes. My arches have become stronger and less painful by wearing toe spacers, but they don't fit them into my shoes. I wear the spacers while barefoot indoors. Thanks so much!

[@healthgothchicfitness5959]

inspiring & super insightful 👏

[@johntay3831]

Barefoot running and glute dominant running rocks.

[@daboogieman68]

My pops is from chihuahua he says he remembers seeing the tarahumara come into his town for supplies. He probably had some of the same blood because he was a roofer most of his life was proud of being a fast worker. That passed down to me I was the one of the fastest in school..Played hockey and also did roofing, boxing.. almost 40 now I and I still try to run when my knees let me. I miss running . Now one of my nephew is the next to have this endurance and speed of this bloodline.

[@LuisRivera-ji2qd]

Even the dogs play sports with them. Dogs are built different in Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤

[@nilendramishra2468]

Superb Bro. Love you & your work. You always make all the long waits for your videos worth it. Your videos are phenomenal. Future baby is my favourite you tube channel.

[@futurebabymotivation]

Really thank you, my friend 🙂..

[@rodrigosouto9502]

Great documentary. Thank you very much!

[@arthurlemahieu9718]

yes I like to

[@patelbhavesh90skid]

Started running around 5 month ago , tried puma, adidas and other big name's shoe but there was always shin pain . Hardly could run 1 km , but today I ran without shoe, I couldn't believe my self I completed 1.5 km without any pain. Searching barefoot running benefits I landed on this documentary, I believe this is 100% true ,this modern shoe culture have deteriorated running pattern.

[@RICHGift-q8u]

Thats a good habit youve picked up Patel.i recommend you find and read the book born to run that will tell you more about the tarahumara runners and why your experiencing these benefits from running barefoot

[@PRANAVNADAKATTI]

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[@tarakasatish5704]

Nice video keep on doing more like this.

[@arthurlemahieu9718]

yes fucking fantastic

[@whatisbestinlife8112]

I've always wondered what the Tarahumara used before the accessibility of old tires. I'd assume leather of some sort but I've never found anything definitive.

[@wetguavass]

They make tires out of old sandal soles.

[@sahildalal]

Good work bro i am waiting for this video

[@Che_mo80]

These are my people.

[@Nivi2307]

Long days after....good info video super keep do bro💜💯

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[@kamarajm270]

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[@ayanbanerjee9832]

Very good and informative video ❤❤

[@arthurlemahieu9718]

I like military I will do it

[@tejasrabari2947]

Really Great Video😍.

[@jeff6909]

Great video.

[@tariacuri559]

I used to walk and run a lot, but one day I discovered the first Mac Donald restaurant and my life changed forever:(

[@SacredSerpent]

Very good

[@harleystl5315]

Yup. It’s the corn beer :):):).

[@wetguavass]

and pulque

[@nativechique7589]

Im interrsted in their art too

[@JIYOSHI831]

Im proud to say that I have taruhamara blood in my veins

[@aminadabbello7782]

And they have dogs. What do they feed them. Amazing

[@studioheathco]

Cool video. So many of the comments seem to lean towards accusations of propaganda for vegan/vegetarian diets. My take away is that the producers are merely highlighting aspects that seem to be a stark contrast from modern, American (in my case) approaches to both lifestyle and considerations towards athleticism (training, general sports psychology, and technique). Yes, some of that includes diet. It is true that a healthy proportion of modern thinking tends toward higher fat and higher protein diets for training in things like endurance sports. Tarajumara diets tend towards a higher percentage of complex carbohydrates, less animal proteins, and generally just less food- stuff that does have an impact on how the body receives, stores, and burns energy. The video isn’t making the claim that they have plenty of meat on hand and in abundance but just choose out of ethical reasons to abstain. Regardless of why the Tarajumara are eating the way they do (necessity due to availability), the fact remains that they still eat lean and clean with animal proteins making up a considerably smaller percentage of the average diet than, say, the typical American diet. For things like distance running, food and energy sources play a large roll how the body performs. It would be silly for the producers to just gloss over something as culturally significant as diet when talking about the effects on distance running. Likewise, diet is HUGE when discussing cultural anthropology. Diet, art/mysic, pastimes, ceremony… But, for those brave souls that stuck through the all of 3-4 minutes of diet talk, the video did spend considerable time on: the effects of footwear on running form; the cultural significance of running; philosophical considerations on running as a competition; psychological effects of mood on running. If you look for pi, you’ll see pi everywhere. Doesn’t mean it’s there or has any relevance. Same goes for propaganda and conspiracy. For those who haven’t read it, I highly recommend Chris McDougall’s Born to Run (he and a few of the main subjects of the book are featured prominently in this video). It’s a fantastic read. And for those who find discomfort in hearing how other cultures have different diets and how that can contribute to the body’s performance, diet really only takes up a handful of pages out of the nearly 300-page book.

[@thewills12]

Food is such a big element of endurance sports. Endurance athletes know that if you get it wrong you aren't going far or fast. It would be a disservice to gloss over diet in a documentary about endurance athletes

[@melissasalasblair5273]

Thanks soooo much!!

[@edwinmondragon3762]

I love learning from others. But make no mistake, modern agriculture has made food plentiful enough for people to complain abot it.

[@JB-qc1kj]

Us Gringos need to stop trying to be the experts who put our own narrative on Indigenous people. Who are the English speaking “experts” 🙄 that know the dietary secrets of these people? I’d prefer to hear the people interviewed than listen to the Vegan Gringos.

[@mikemikemikemikemikemeup]

This whole video feels like a vegan advertisement. They constantly miss characterize the diet of these people and why they can run so far. These people absolutely eat meat, but the creators of the documentary would love you to believe that these people only eat a plant-based diet. There are many reasons why these people can run further than we can today. One of those reasons is that they don’t cram their feet into pointed shoes that crush your toes. They also don’t have shoes with an absurd amount of cushion that slowly weekends your foot and shortens your Achilles and weakens you arches. From a young age these people are running and walking in a much more natural environment then we do today. The majority of modern people are walking on perfectly flat ground, which is deadening many of the muscles in our feet that allow us to run for so long. There are many reasons why these people can run so far and for so long. One of those reasons is their diet but they’re absolutely not vegan or vegetarian.

[@_neerajkushwaha]

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[@barefootaxel4847]

If you don't have sufficient access to meat, meat becomes precious and you try to find other sources to feed you. But to imply that eating certain plants are the basis of the running accomplishments of the Tarahumara can only be considered "plant based propaganda". "They eat meat, whenever they have access to it" Put differently: They eat plants only because they don't have enough meat.

[@mikemikemikemikemikemeup]

Yeah, this video is definitely misleading and clearly trying to push a plant-based diet as the end all be all. In reality, these people eat so much plant-based food because they don’t have as much access to meet. In times when they have more meat, they would absolutely eat a bunch more of it. Just because they eat less meat doesn’t necessarily mean that they eat a full on Plant based diet. What this tribe actually says about us is that we should probably eat less meat. As a people nowadays we eat an over abundance of everything. So it would be more accurate to say that we should cut down on our over abundance of meat and add more plant-based foods into our diet. But that doesn’t mean we should throw out all the meat that we eat.

[@stingrae789]

@@mikemikemikemikemikemeup "What this tribe actually says about us is that we should probably eat less meat. As a people nowadays we eat an over abundance of everything. So it would be more accurate to say that we should cut down on our over abundance of meat and add more plant-based foods into our diet. But that doesn’t mean we should throw out all the meat that we eat." I can see how you think this but it's really the opposite. Meat intake in the west has reduced but health problems have increased. We also see that those that go on meat only diets have significant improvement in issues. Yes cutting out processed foods and oils (canola/soy bean) goes a long way and I'm sure that's a part of the problem. But reducing meat intake is exactly what the propaganda is asking for. I was Vegetarian for 7 years and honestly everything improved when I went meat based. This makes sense too, there's simply a lot of forms of vitamins/minerals and building blocks that are simply more bioavailable from meat. What I want to see, is ways of reducing wasting meat. I see meat on supermarket shelves and sometimes it's near rotting. I think this is absurd that the most precious human nutrition is sold at such a high price that a large quantity of it, rots. The San bushmen live the same way, a scarcity diet is not a thriving diet. The human body is amazingly resilient and capable, that is what this tribe shows us.

[@mikemikemikemikemikemeup]

@@stingrae789 I have heard this and it makes a lot of sense. I’m not sure what is the perfect diet but you make good points. My comment was mainly to say that this video is misleading. But I do still think people need to eat more healthy foods and get away from the junk we eat. That’s all I was trying to say with my comment. I’m not a nutritionist so I don’t know it all but I can see BS when it’s shown to me and this video is propaganda for sure. Thanks for the reply.

[@silviamacias6809]

​@@mikemikemikemikemikemeup no. Is the other way around. Its called dieta mesoamericana. You eat what you have nearby. Animal protein isn't necessary. You can eat it, but you dont need it.

[@silviamacias6809]

They eat plants, because there are plants. Not because they dont have meat.

[@jp-gy9gz]

"what puts smiling in the right place for them, they're smiling, they're smiling" 20:15 min

[@lazdo20]

Don’t put a narrative that their diet is the reason why they run…they run like that because they got that dawg in them

[@mikemikemikemikemikemeup]

Yeah, I think they’re diet is a part of it but that’s only one part of the reason why they can run so far. They also live out in nature, which is what our bodies were made to be in. They don’t wear overly cushioned shoes that crush your toes into a point and shorten your Achilles tendon. And from a young age, they get real world exercise by walking and running in our natural habitat that humans are made for. Their diet is really only one part of the many reasons why they can run so far. But I think this video is out to push the narrative that a plant-based diet with no meat is better for you, so they’re not really looking to be honest about why these people can run so far.

[@matthewlagerlow7130]

It’s mechanical function perfect never been stuffed up with shoes

[@jefffranklin2779]

❤amazing people❤

[@stanleyan]

全是前掌小碎步 太优秀了

[@kj3d812]

It's very easy to say these people are super healthy living on a diet of almost exclusively corn and beans -- and no doubt they are -- and imply that we "weak Americans" should do the same. But these people have lived this way for their entire lives and have not been tainted by all the synthetic crap, food additives, artificial fragrances, and "vaxines" (purposely misspelled) we have to endure from birth onward. It's not a one-to-one comparison. (And for those who'd like to argue, I tried going pescatarian for over two years and I nearly died. I was emaciated and constantly hungry, even after eating a huge salad and "beyond meat" dinner. Had I continued I would not be here to write this now.)

[@lorenzoloviselli1900]

Lets debate this

[@mixtecjaguar9824]

Being discriminated and marginalized by the Mexican mestiZos/white-hispanics, the Tarahumara remain strong and protected in the Copper Canyon. La verdad!

[@GTE_Channel]

I wanted to see people run. Not a Vegan advertise.

[@erledigt2494]

I would be crazy interested to know what is Christopher McDougal doing today. Any hints here?

[@StarWarsTherapy]

But what can they bench???

[@brianlocal3]

Ha ha.

[@MrRufusjax]

Presumably not much.

[@christopherwheeler688]

That was very interesting and would have been twice as enjoyable without the dreadful, chaotic music track.

[@a_void]

It's like there are multiple music tracks layered on top of each other. It's so distracting

[@mariasusanalozano4944]

Viva México

[@VM-oi3dk]

They also eat wild potatoes, not just beans and corn. They were starving many years ago because their was some sort of blight on the potatoes

[@Joe_Blo]

Humans that can run down any game are only vegetarian if there's no game to run down.

[@kontrackandfield8506]

Awesome video! I also make running videos!

[@Araanor]

This video focuses a lot on the diet. They’re more like flexitarians than vegetarians

[@VM-oi3dk]

They didn’t say they were vegetarians

[@mrBurns-si4jt]

We all are born to run.

[@x.bozhidar]

What is their breathing technique?

[@pmx5684]

they are not vegeterians. I live in Chihuahua. They do eat lots of meat.

[@skopa1223]

Yeah, they eat meat. I don’t know why they’re trying to sell the no meat thing so much. They eat and enjoy meat when they can get it. Just corn and bean are abundant.

[@skopa1223]

@Christopher Stevenson I read in several articles that their main sources of meat are chicken and fresh water fish. I’ve seen them eating chicken and fish in videos. In any case. They eat meat. Just less than western people or the U.S. But that’s not saying much. The U.S. is ranked as number 3 highest meat consumers. Chicken and fish is abundant and prevalent in most central/south American and Caribbean countries. The plants they eat are even more abundant. Just seems to me that some are trying to paint them as almost vegan or vegetarian and that is simply not accurate.

[@ElizRued]

They do but not so much as average mexican/american as it clearly shows mostly they eat what they consume and breed. Ofc if they go to the city, they would try to eat some local food as when any of us go to a place, we get to enjoy the local food and maybe even take some but as u saw, there wasn't any fridge. All its handmade right away and animals (i mostly just saw hens) slaughtered right awat.

[@mikemikemikemikemikemeup]

Yeah, this video really feels like they’re trying to push a vegetarian or vegan diet pretty hard. When in reality, these people are hunter gatherers. They are eating plant-based foods because they’re abundant. They will mix meet in when they can and if they are fortunate enough to get more meat, they will eat more meat. It’s unreasonable to assume that these people could survive off of fruits and vegetables alone, especially in the wild. In modern times, we can live off of vegan or vegetarian diet but that’s only because of the technologies we have nowadays. Supplements and plant-based fake meat that are packed with nutrients are the only realistic way for a lot of people to live off of a vegan or vegetarian diet. I know there are some people that can have a fully vegan diet and have no issues but I believe that’s the outliers.

[@EnvyTheHero27]

​@@mikemikemikemikemikemeup Your comments about vegan/vegetarian diets seem extremely ignorant. I think you should do some more research into them if you honestly think that supplements and plant-based fake meats are the only ways to survive on a vegan diet.

[@Krishna-vz8jg]

Olympic athletes how many section training do?

[@williamm200]

es una insperacion para todos saber que si se puede sin comer tanta carne :D

[@christianmartinez8700]

This must be my tribe

[@linahome1417]

❤🦅🏃🏻‍♀️🦶

[@NelsonMartin-hp3js]

No one ever ran on their heels until 1971 and Nike

[@andrearatkovic4048]

It’s weird this guy in here towards the beginning says something like ‘“it’s not true you have to eat lots of meat to be in athletics” b/c MOST athletes eat a carbohydrate-heavy aka ‘plant-based’ diet. In fact, most non-athletes do too.😂. The only athletes who may consume heavy animal protein would be heavy duty power lifters. And any diet high in carbohydrates is ‘plant-based’ by default.

[@frankducett9]

They run slowly, I don't think many of them race Boston, that's to fast. We can learn a great deal from these people.

[@g3k05201314]

Dont forget. The vegetables they eat are natural. None of that monsanto crap that we get where all seeds are genetically modified

[@VM-oi3dk]

Their secret is genetic

[@silviamacias6809]

Dieta mesoamericana. Ese es el término adecuado, no vegetarianos.

[@germanlophophora4312]

They are not vegetarian, they don´t eat too much meat because it is scarce. but if available they will consume it gladly. believe me.

[@Dee.K.Mikaelson]

Humans are naturally Omnivore I think.

[@kevinsainterose7043]

But can they sprint ?

[@akh721]

They probably can, but they train for distance not speed.

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[@maticulex5713]

They aren’t vegetarian.

[@streetpunk99]

I cant be the only one that saw that dudes dookie stain😂

[@BioTheHuman]

Yeah try to run barefoot on hard surfaces like our roads or other city's surfaces.

[@skiziskin]

I can do it. I only do it when I feel like it. It's a part of my training. If you do run on pavement, you adapt.

[@EnyawYorlig]

The damned piano plink plonk all through spoilt an otherwise good video. Shame.

[@mikemikemikemikemikemeup]

This feels like vegan or vegetarian propaganda. By calling this a primarily vegetarian diet feels like they’re trying to push that agenda a little bit. They really are hunters and farmers. They eat, grains, and fruits and vegetables because they are more readily available. And with what meat they’re able to get, they mix that in with things or if they ever where to get a surplus they could have larger meat meals. Having more fruits and vegetables and other things other than meat is definitely good. But it feels like they’re trying to use this tribe to get people to be vegetarian or vegan. These people still eat meat don’t let them tell you otherwise. By calling this a primarily vegetarian diet, they are basically framing their diet differently to try to get their point across that vegan or vegetarian is better. When in reality, these people are omnivores like we all are, and we need both plant and meat products to survive in the wild. In modern day, you can definitely get away with vegan or vegetarian because of other technologies that we have but in the wild we’ve seen many times that it doesn’t work out that well.

[@castelodeossos3947]

South-African Laurens van der Post describes bushmen doing the same in the Kalahari Desert. Good to do some research before making absolute claims.

[@allgoo1990]

I suppose they are the original Aztec farmers ran and ran from Spaniard on horses ended up in place where the horses can't follow. Otherwise, there's no explanation why they decided to live there.

[@silviamacias6809]

No son aztecas, en primer lugar. Y en lo segundo, tienes un poco de razón. La colonización fue orillando a los grupos indígenas a huir hacia las montañas lejos de los peligros de los españoles. Además de que los despojaron de sus tierras originales, que son las grandes y fértiles tierras de cultivo de la zona.

[@trevorjohnsonn6779]

All the carns are from the continent of America belonging to the natives

[@nessuno7071]

i don t belive they can run long distance with sandals you get many tendine knees spine i m italian

[@brucebradley5877]

The Music is so distracting and becomes quite irritating, please make it stop. I want to hear what he is saying Mute and reading the CC is all I can do to finish this. Why torture people and destroy your message.

[@ashoka9306]

the guy who talks about the ball game they play makes little sense - if it was a game derived from hunting to teach necessary hunting skillstheir diet would reflect that but everybody else notes how they mainly grow crops and serve a little protein in the form of domesticated livestock - i think there is a preconception at play

[@rm6058]

This video has an agenda and is slanting the truth and in some places outright lying. Read the comments. This video brought to you by those that worship the primitive

[@sickliferecords830]

The speaker clearly exposes how indigenous way will always be a problem for capitalism!

[@Flogarza1]

They are not vegetarians 😂

[@weston_price_9985]

Right, the information about diet is totaly misleading. What about hunting? "The Tarahumara commonly hunt with bow and arrows but are also known for their ability to run down deer and wild turkeys. Anthropologist Jonathan F. Cassel describes the Tarahumaras’ hunting abilities: "the Tarahumara literally run the birds to death in what is referred to as persistence hunting" That's, probably, because "they don't need meat"😁

[@Flogarza1]

🙏🙏

[@surferscollective613]

They would eat more meat if they had it i guess.

[@Lofi-rq3tp]

Funny..the Spanish invasion nearly eradicated the native population 🤔

[@SeanMatson]

There fast because there delusional

[@JM23007]

I don't really like how so many Americans try to politicize the diet to suit these vegetarians or vegan lifestyles. I asked some extended family about it and they say they eat plenty of meat when they can... Its just scarce. But often before races they'll have it.