The Body Follows the Mind - Volume 2: William Goodge

We traveled to Joshua Tree California with ultra-runner, and Vuori Collaborator William Goodge to learn how he channeled pain into purpose.​
The former semi-professional rugby player from Bedfordshire, UK first turned to long distance running as way to process and channel his anger and emotions from his Mom's cancer diagnosis. The film covers his personal journey to becoming an ultra-runner, what it means to him now and how he builds and maintains mental toughness.​

[@jh230377]

Great inspiration for my upcoming marathon after my father’s passing earlier this year. Thank you for sharing👍

[@jackengert8848]

So sweet man, “if I can, I will” might be one the best phrases I’ve ever heard for mental toughness

[@paulsmith5167]

Absolutely amazing and inspiring.

[@Richieo]

I enjoyed that a lot. Thank you William. Your mum would be proud. ❤

[@RunBetterwithAsh]

What a beautiful film 🙌🏻

[@damon-burton]

The mental toughness required for ultra marathons is truly impressive. It’s inspiring to hear how these athletes push their limits and find strength within themselves.

[@lewishanson9947]

I feel you. Thanks for sharing your story with the world

[@KLo6006]

What an inspiration!

[@geanagutierrez5521]

You are amazing!!!

[@ConciergeServices-h8i]

Powerful!

[@markyoung5635]

An inspiring message

[@loganbarnes9721]

Keep going bro!!

[@andrewpollina7321]

💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@simonkocourek8721]

👏

[@paulsmith9343]

Good comedy bro

[@jd-ev1bw]

So what is the purpose? Wouldn't you be more useful spending those thousands of hours of running doing something like cancer research instead

[@MCHLHRRR]

He's raised thousands for cancer charities leaving that work to people who know what they're doing

[@daycantave]

He raised a bunch of money for cancer research during his run across America. So there’s that

[@iWillRun_K]

you can do both