The Greatest Physical Achievement In History

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[@dcc2244]

Proddy C’s seabed joke was massively underrated there

[@SamWade]

Nims doing all 14 8000m peaks in like 6months…. That might be my pick for sure

[@adambassuni6084]

14 peaks really? its very impressive but thats not even top 20. please dont fall for the netflix propaganda lmao and it was a team that achieved that, it wasnt just nims. If you want something borderline impossible watch the alpinist with marc leclerc, if you combine nims with alex honnold you get the alpinist.. this kid free solo'd ice walls

[@quinnriddell5176]

Unless bro was swimming above the mariana trench i dont think it was 30k feet

[@Sxwrz]

He thinks the ocean is cruising altitude 😂

[@isaacduncan2239]

can’t stand his waffle

[@MrRoohBear]

Alex Honnold has my vote 100%

[@peterkelly1515]

Under the radar shout is James Ketchell. He rowed the Atlantic solo, cycled across the world and solo flew in a gyro copter around the world as well as climbing Everest

[@adambassuni6084]

cal has to watch the alpinist best doc ive ever seen and greatest achievement imo, what marc leclerc does makes free solo look like childs even alex honnold himself says that lmao

[@jhughes344]

Jesper Olson ran from Copenhagen in Denmark to Turkey, through the middle east then down the whole of africa from Egypt to south africa I think he wins it just in the long distance running category nevermind overall physical achievement category.

[@jhughes344]

Or you have robert garside who ran around the world? I dunno but we are just all in a media frenzy with this geezer.

[@mcbruno4104]

Tade pugatcha in his one of his most recent races was history in sports

[@SUPERL0wEr]

You have left out the one and only Ironman completed in Antarctica

[@adambassuni6084]

yeah im suprised anders didnt get a mention

[@rbpersonalgrowth4193]

Alex Honnold.

[@jackhunter2952]

What about Kristin Harila and Tenjen Sherpa climbing the 14 highest mountains on earth within 92 days?

[@gbm8432]

Super shoes are the difference that’s y marathons are quicker recently and that also y kipchpge has the star he had illegal shoea

[@SamWade]

Not illegal shoes - Alphaflys are still worn in loads of events - they absolutely help people run faster… but not illegal

[@gbm8432]

@@SamWade the shoes kigchoge wore had 3 carbon plates and 50 mm of stack height which are both things that are illegal in shoes, the alphaflys that got released where not the ones he wore

[@roycropperthetopshottamore2666]

Marianas trench is 36000 feet. I can almost guarantee you have not swam anywhere even close to how deep that is.

[@Singhylfc]

Nims is number 1 no question some of those mountains you legit don’t know if ur gonna make it alive

[@dommilton1835]

nims dia purger

[@adambassuni6084]

nah theres more impressive feats than him and his team

[@_lemez]

Eliud Kipchoge>>>

[@SamWade]

Nims Purja doing all 14 8000m peaks in like 6months…. That might be my pick for sure. At least if you’re on the the road you can stop… stop on a mountain and you might stay there forever

[@roycropperthetopshottamore2666]

Swam 1100+ miles around the UK. Did he sleep? How brain dead do you have to be ask that question?

[@mcbruno4104]

I feel that Mike Tyson becoming youngest heavy weight champ is up there for me

[@oceansarchived]

probably one the best sporting/competition based achievements i’d agree