DOCSLIB.ORG

{PDF} Running Beyond: Epic Ultra, Trail and Skyrunning Races

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
{PDF} Running Beyond: Epic Ultra, Trail and Skyrunning Races RUNNING BEYOND: EPIC ULTRA, TRAIL AND SKYRUNNING RACES PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Ian Corless | 240 pages | 03 Nov 2016 | Aurum Press Ltd | 9781781315255 | English | London, United Kingdom Running Beyond: Epic Ultra, Trail and Skyrunning Races PDF Book Running above the clouds and around the crater of an extinct volcano was completely mesmerizing and the memories of it will stay will me forever. Crossing a main road at El Time, a couple of very steep road sections follow before the final drop down the stunning and technical zigzag path to Tazacorte port. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Refresh and try again. The trails of La Palma are special — they are like no other. Karin marked it as to-read Jan 21, Showing Excerpts are provided by Dial-A-Book Inc. I also had guys I was overtaking shouting encouragement, "Go Anna, go Anna. Exclusive interviews with elite runners and stunning, and unique photography captures the world's most iconic ultra races. They do, but it is steep, technical and punishes the legs. Picklesfulton rated it liked it Sep 11, Home 1 Books 2. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. John Matney rated it really liked it May 19, Many consider it to be the most beautiful and idyllic Canary Island — unspoilt by tourism and ideal for rest, peace and quiet, it is a treasure for the walker, hiker or runner. The race route starts at the Fuencaliente lighthouse at sea level and follows the GR all the way to Tazacorte port, finishing with a sting in the tail as runners are tested with a final climb up to the town in Los Llanos de Aridane. View 2 comments. Jagged and irregular rocks provide a natural obstacle course. It is a key tourist attraction and one of the highest points on the island. The south of the island is dominated by the dramatic Cumbre Vieja — a central spine of steep volcanos that create a blackened wasteland in stark contrast to the wild and green vistas of the north. The final sections of the volcano route offer good, fast running to El Pilar. Ian Corless has travelled across the globe to document the stunning beauty and incredible routes of some of the world's most iconic ultra trails. It gives a great overview of the most special races, spread over the world. My grandfather crossed the mountains working. Rein Bruynseraede rated it really liked it Sep 28, Purely a coffee-table venture, it gives a brief indication of the route and changes in height of each established race, and a discussion with a winner of what makes each venue distinctive, before going into pure pictorial form, whether it be landscape or portraits of the runners mid- or post-run. Relax, and it could be very painful if you fall. See details. The book inspired me a lot. Running Beyond: Epic Ultra, Trail and Skyrunning Races Writer It covers ultra running throughout the world bringing news, reviews and interviews. Malin Friess marked it as to-read Sep 08, Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Karin marked it as to-read Jan 21, Hannah marked it as to-read Sep 06, Exclusive interviews with the legends of the sport — including Kilian Jornet, Emelie Forsberg and Anton Krupicka — describe the technical challenges and emotional experiences of running to these extreme heights and endurance distances. Everest was just the starting line. Show More. Although the island is relatively small, it is shaped like a question mark and each curve has many surprisingly different areas of natural beauty. I wasn't at all worried or concerned, as my main aim was to improve upon my time and position [ and 11th place] and hopefully have a good race with the top runners along the course. The path climbs the successive and increasingly high peaks to the Taburiente crater. But wait! Photography is stunning and it's easy to read. Stunning ridges and single-track trails are overshadowed by a key feature of the racing — a stunning, near-vertical climb, aided by rope, from the sea to the summit at Guinate. Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. Despite the drop to the line, the terrain mostly remains relentless; a mix of dust, sand and rock only made increasingly worse as the temperatures and humidity increase with the passing of the day. Refresh and try again. It is one of the few sections of race course I've experienced that closely mimics the kind of track I enjoy most in training — steep, technical, heads-up, sometimes barely-there trail. It is a key tourist attraction and one of the highest points on the island. For me, I just knew it was nothing in the bigger picture, I knew I could hold on and keep going at a decent pace. The Canary Islands, a Spanish autonomous community located in the Atlantic Ocean just kilometres from the southern border of Morocco, have become a haven for trail- and mountain-running enthusiasts over recent years. Mountains, volcanos, beaches, forests, a tropical rainforest, tiny villages and breathtaking views; La Palma is the jewel in the Canaries' crown. Experienced and well- travelled ultra runner Niandi Carmont participated in the edition of the race. About the Author Ian Corless is a photographer, writer, reviewer and blogger at iancorless. Read more The book is definitely an eye catcher and friends sometimes wonder if I am not secretly planni I admire the sky and ultra runners. Home 1 Books 2. Pur This looked a lovely book, but the e-arc was presented in just the wrong format, meaning I could barely see a half of every photograph included. Foreword by record-breaking, world number one, Kilian Jornet Run or Die. View this post on Instagram. Climbing up, the trees eventually start to subside and you emerge in the 'Route of the Volcanos'. Ian Corless. Up to 1 year ago , I was running 6 miles daily. It covers ultra running throughout the world bringing news, reviews and interviews. Else rated it it was amazing Jul 30, No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher. Running Beyond: Epic Ultra, Trail and Skyrunning Races Reviews Rating details. To ask other readers questions about Running Beyond , please sign up. Up to 1 year ago , I was running 6 miles daily. Return to Book Page. Trivia About Running Beyond: E I loved the race! It covers all kinds of "rather them than me" trail running, from the marathon-but-a- lot-hillier along the north coast of Menorca, to the Marathon des Sables, and hugely mountainous scrambles where the runners are severely dwarfed by their surroundings, or just inches away from losing grip on the rock-fastened safety wire and plunging to their death. A cruel sting in the tail comes at the very end, with the most nontechnical running of the day — a stone-and-concrete river bed that leads the runners for many kilometres to the finish close to the sea. It's a logical route with no ambiguity. Flowing text, Google-generated PDF. The island of Lanzarote has long been a mecca for endurance sports. This is, after all, the home of Ironman Lanzarote, arguably one of the toughest in the world. About Ian Corless. Experienced and well-travelled ultra runner Niandi Carmont participated in the edition of the race. Arguably this is one of the most stunning sections of the whole Transgrancanaria course; the early-morning rays illuminate the landscape, making it appear not of this world. It gives a great overview of the most special races, spread over the world. Dropping from the summit to Tejeda at 71 kilometres , the penultimate big push of the day follows from Garanon to the highest summit of the race and the highest point of the island, Pico de las Nieves. Roque Nublo, a key and iconic marker, provides a short out-and-back section before the final and lengthy drop to the finish line via Tunte, Ayagaures, Parque Sur and the Maspalomas finish. Escape the Present with These 24 Historical Romances. I was appreciating the time and I was enjoying the crowds. Well, one can always dream, right. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. The final sections of the volcano route offer good, fast running to El Pilar. I thought that reaching the top meant I had conquered the race, but I hadn't quite realized how tough the last 22 kilometres was going to be. Hernan rated it liked it Apr 16, Each chosen race is assigned its own brief chapter, making it easy to hunt and peck. Get A Copy. The path climbs the successive and increasingly high peaks to the Taburiente crater. Relax, and it could be very painful if you fall. Marcos rated it it was amazing Feb 12, View this post on Instagram. The GR stops in Tazacorte, but the Transvulcania Ultramarathon organizers have a sting in the tail, as the final kilometres take you back up to the town of Los Llanos where a rapturous welcome awaits. May 31, Max rated it really liked it Shelves: net-galley , running. Running Beyond: Epic Ultra, Trail and Skyrunning Races Read Online The stark portraits, often featuring rakish angles and cut-off views, highlight the focused concentration required just to stay alive. This book does not disappoint! Starting at midnight, hours of darkness add to the challenge, especially when one considers that the opening 10 kilometres are straight up from the sea to the first summit.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • The Aspect of Nationality and Performance in a Mountain Ultra-Marathon-The 'Swiss Alpine Marathon' Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, Vol
    Journal of Human Sport and Exercise E-ISSN: 1988-5202 [email protected] Universidad de Alicante España EICHENBERGER, EVELYN; KNECHTLE, BEAT; RÜST, CHRISTOPH ALEXANDER; LEPERS, ROMUALD; ROSEMANN, THOMAS; OCHIENG ONYWERA, VINCENT The aspect of nationality and performance in a mountain ultra-marathon-the 'Swiss Alpine Marathon' Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, vol. 7, núm. 4, 2012, pp. 748-762 Universidad de Alicante Alicante, España Available in: http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=301025283003 How to cite Complete issue Scientific Information System More information about this article Network of Scientific Journals from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal Journal's homepage in redalyc.org Non-profit academic project, developed under the open access initiative Original Article The aspect of nationality and performance in a mountain ultra-marathon-the ‘Swiss Alpine Marathon’ EVELYN EICHENBERGER1, BEAT KNECHTLE1,2 , CHRISTOPH ALEXANDER RÜST1, ROMUALD LEPERS3, THOMAS ROSEMANN1, VINCENT OCHIENG ONYWERA4,5 1Institute of General Practice and for Health Services Research, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 2Gesundheitszentrum St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland 3INSERM U887, Faculty of Sport Sciences, University of Burgundy, Dijon, France 4Kenyatta University, Department of Recreation Management and Exercise Science, Kenya 5 IAAF Athletics Academy at Kenyatta University, Kenya ABSTRACT Eichenberger E, Knechtle B, Rüst CA, Lepers R, Rosemann T, Onywera VO. The aspect of nationality and performance in a mountain ultra-marathon - the ‘Swiss Alpine Marathon’ J. Hum. Sport Exerc. Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 748-762, 2012. Runners from East Africa and especially from Kenya dominate middle- and long- distance running races worldwide. The aim of the present study was to investigate the participation and performance trends regarding the nationality of runners in a mountain ultra-marathon held in partially high alpine terrain.
    [Show full text]
  • Chief Hadley a Mission to Serve EbiilCrqrob+
    $4 • SEPTEMBER 2009 Chief Hadley A Mission to Serve Ebiilcrqrob+ Klqqllilkd^dl)tebkdil_^ij^ohbqp ^kapq^vcl`rpbalkilkd*qbojlmmloqrkf* tbob fk ^ pbbjfkdiv bkaibpp altkt^oa qfbp ^ka obpriqp+ FqÒp klq ^k fksbpqjbkq pmfo^i) ^sbo^db fksbpqlop tbob kboslrp+ pqo^qbdvqe^q`^k_bq^hbkifdeqivlob^pfiv Pljbm^kf`hbakb^oqeb_lqqlj)ifnrfa^qba bub`rqba+ ?rq fq fp qeb jlpq qfjb*qbpqba qebfo eliafkdp) ^ka Üba ql `^pe+ Elt t^vql`ob^qb^kaprpq^fktb^iqe)^kafqÒp rkcloqrk^qbcloqebj+>qDobbkib^cQorpq) te^q Dobbkib^c Qorpq albp m^oqf`ri^oiv tb hklt j^ohbqp efpqlof`^iiv obt^oa tbii+Qla^vfp^kbta^v+Dfsbrp^`^ii)^ka fksbpqlop tel illh _bvlka qeb jljbkq tbÒiiebimvlrj^hbqebjlpqlcfq+ Cfk^k`f^iPb`rofqvcoljDbkbo^qflkqlDbkbo^qflk /..plrqeolpbpqobbqh^i^j^wll)jf16--4ttt+dobbkib^cqorpq+`lj/36+055+65--5--+1.3+1222 Ebiilcrqrob+ Klqqllilkd^dl)tebkdil_^ij^ohbqp ^kapq^vcl`rpbalkilkd*qbojlmmloqrkf* tbob fk ^ pbbjfkdiv bkaibpp altkt^oa qfbp ^ka obpriqp+ FqÒp klq ^k fksbpqjbkq pmfo^i) ^sbo^db fksbpqlop tbob kboslrp+ pqo^qbdvqe^q`^k_bq^hbkifdeqivlob^pfiv Pljbm^kf`hbakb^oqeb_lqqlj)ifnrfa^qba bub`rqba+ ?rq fq fp qeb jlpq qfjb*qbpqba qebfo eliafkdp) ^ka Üba ql `^pe+ Elt t^vql`ob^qb^kaprpq^fktb^iqe)^kafqÒp rkcloqrk^qbcloqebj+>qDobbkib^cQorpq) te^q Dobbkib^c Qorpq albp m^oqf`ri^oiv tb hklt j^ohbqp efpqlof`^iiv obt^oa tbii+Qla^vfp^kbta^v+Dfsbrp^`^ii)^ka fksbpqlop tel illh _bvlka qeb jljbkq tbÒiiebimvlrj^hbqebjlpqlcfq+ Cfk^k`f^iPb`rofqvcoljDbkbo^qflkqlDbkbo^qflk /..plrqeolpbpqobbqh^i^j^wll)jf16--4ttt+dobbkib^cqorpq+`lj/36+055+65--5--+1.3+1222 2009-10 SEASON Tales from the Field with Jeff Corwin OCTOBER 9 | 8 P.M.
    [Show full text]
  • Hammernutrition.Com June/July 2016 EN LEAD OUT
    hammernutrition.com June/July 2016 EN LEAD OUT SKYLINE STRIDES Aussie runner Wes Gibson nears the fi nish of the Buffalo Stampede Skymarathon in Bright Victoria, Australia — a comeback race after injury. “It’s an epic event that took me so many places, physically and mentally. I always use Hammer Nutrition products, and as usual I wasn’t let down.” Follow Wes at wesgibsonfortherunofi t.blogspot.com/ PHOTO: STEVE HARRIS / AURORA IMAGES 2 Endurance News 100 hammernutrition.com hammernutrition.com June/July 2016 EN PUBLISHER’S NOTE ENDURANCE NEWS The informed athlete’s advantage since 1993 AN EXCLUSIVE PUBLICATION OF: WELCOME ® Welcome to the 100th issue of Endurance News Sometimes you have to toot your own horn and this is one of those times. This issue is a milestone, and it highlights the consistency of our STAFF message over the past 23 years. Since I wrote the fi rst several issues of Publisher and Editor in Chief the blue “newsletter” back in 1993, our position on diet, nutrition, and Brian Frank fueling for endurance has not changed. In that time, our positions in Content Manager these areas have been further confi rmed by research and the experience Vicki Hackman of untold thousands of athletes. Writer/Fueling Expert Steve Born For all of you who did not read Endurance News in those early years, note that several of these “blast from the past” articles appear in the Designers following pages — and they are actually still current, entirely relevant, Jake Grilley, McKenna Newton, Luke Oursland and carry the same unwavering message! Our unchanging message MISSION Through this and our other educational publications, you can count on us to continue advocating a healthy diet composed mainly of whole foods, sourced locally when possible, Endurance News provides informative, inspirational content to help endurance athletes like you achieve peak supported by prudent supplementation.
    [Show full text]
  • Qualified Athletes
    2019 SkyMasters qualified Athletes First Name Name Club / Team Gender Country Race Pos. 1 Ruy Ueda Columbia Montrail H JPN Mt Awa 1 2 Oriol Cardona Coll Dynafit - Pirineu de Girona H ESP Mt Awa 2 3 Jonathan Albon VJ Shoes / Gore Wear H GBR Mt Awa 3 4 Marco De Gasperi Hoka One One / Compressport H ITA Mt Awa 4 5 Kiril Nikolov XCoSports H BUL Mt Awa 5 6 Elisa Desco Compressport / Scarpa F ITA Mt Awa 1 7 Megan Kimmel Team Salomon F USA Mt Awa 2 8 Takako Takamura Asahikawa Medical University F JPN Mt Awa 3 9 Sheila Avilés Castaño Adidas Terrex F ESP Mt Awa 4 10 Hillary Gerardi Scarpa/ Black Diamond F USA Mt Awa 5 11 Renjia Jiae Toread H CHN Yading 1 12 Bhim Gurung Team Salomon H NEP Yading 3 13 Oscar Casal Mir Team Andorra H AND Yading 4 14 Marc Pinsach Dynafit H ESP Yading 5 15 Ragna Debats Merrell Internacional F NED Yading 2 16 Ruth Croft Scott Running F NZL Yading 3 17 Li Jing F SGP Yading 4 18 Lichun Qiu F CHN Yading 5 19 Thibaut Garrivier Entente Sud Lyonnias / Hoka One One H FRA Transvulcania 1 20 Dmitry Mityaev Adidas Terrex H RUS Transvulcania 2 21 Petter Engdahl Team Salomon H SWE Transvulcania 3 22 Diego Pazos Independiente H SUI Transvulcania 5 23 Remigio Huaman Quispe Nike Trail Running H PER Transvulcania 6 24 Max King Independent H USA Transvulcania 7 25 Manuel Anguita Bayo Prozis Athlete H ESP Transvulcania 8 26 Florian Reichert Arcteryx H GER Transvulcania 9 27 Hannes Namberger Dynafit H GER Transvulcania 10 28 Anne-lise Rousset Seguret Tsl Oxsitis Hg F FRA Transvulcania 2 29 Ekaterina Mityaeva Adidas Terrex F RUS Transvulcania
    [Show full text]
  • Calendario Skyrunner World Series 2015
    Skyrunner® World Series 2015 SKY July 19 - Dolomites SkyRace® - 22 km, Canazei - Italy August 22 - Matterhorn Ultraks 46K - Zermatt - Switzerland September 5 - The Rut 25K - Big Sky Montana - USA October 4 - Suunto Lantau 2 Peaks - 21 km, Hong Kong - China October 18 - Skyrunning Extreme - 23 km, Limone sul Garda - Italy ULTRA May 9 - Transvulcania Ultramarathon - 75 km, La Palma - Spain June 27 - Mont Blanc 80K - Chamonix - France August 2 - Tromsø SkyRace® - 45 km, Tromsø - Norway September 6 - The Rut 50K - Big Sky, Montana - USA September 19 - Ultra Pirineu - 103 km, Bagà - Spain VK July 10 - Kilomètre Vertical Face De Bellevarde - Val d’Isère - France July 17 - Dolomites Vertical Kilometer® - Canazei - Italy August 1 - Tromsø Vertical Kilometer® - Tromsø - Norway September 4 - Lone Peak Vertical Kilometer® - Big Sky, Montana - USA October 16 - Limone Extreme Vertical Kilometer® - Limone sul Garda – Italy Skyrunning Continental Championships 2015 EUROPA May 17 - SKY: Maratòn Alpina Zegama-Aizkorri - 42 km, Zegama - Spain July 12 - ULTRA: Ice-Trail Tarentaise - 65 km, Val d’Isère - France June 26 - VERTICAL: KM Vertical, Chamonix - France AFRICA July 12 - SKY: Ti DoDo Trail - 25 km, Black River Gorge - Mauritius July 12 - ULTRA: Xtreme DoDo Trail - 50 km, Le Morne - Mauritius ASIA February 7 - SKY: Sai Kung - 26 km- Hong Kong - China February 7 - ULTRA: Sai Kung - 50 km, Hong Kong - China N AMERICA July 19 - ULTRA: Audi Power of 4 50k - 50 km, Aspen - Colorado October 3 - SKY: Flagstaff SkyRace® - 39 km, Flagstaff - Arizona October 4 - VERTICAL: Flagstaff Vertical Kilometer®, Flagstaff - Arizona OCEANIA 11 April - ULTRA: Buffalo Stampede Ultra SkyMarathon®- 75 km - Australia 12 April - SKY: Buffalo Stampede SkyMarathon® - 41 km - Australia Premi Skyrunner® World Series $25,000 saranno assegnati in ognuna Series M/F durante le finali.
    [Show full text]
  • Marathon Des Sables’ 2003–2012 Christoph Knoth1, Beat Knechtle2,3*, Christoph Alexander Rüst2, Thomas Rosemann2 and Romuald Lepers4
    Knoth et al. Extreme Physiology & Medicine 2012, 1:13 http://www.extremephysiolmed.com/content/1/1/13 RESEARCH Open Access Participation and performance trends in multistage ultramarathons—the ‘Marathon des Sables’ 2003–2012 Christoph Knoth1, Beat Knechtle2,3*, Christoph Alexander Rüst2, Thomas Rosemann2 and Romuald Lepers4 Abstract Background: The purpose of this study was to investigate participation and performance changes in the multistage ultramarathon ‘Marathon des Sables’ from 2003 to 2012. Methods: Participation and performance trends in the four- or six-stage running event covering approximately 250 km were analyzed with special emphasis on the nationality and age of the athletes. The relations between gender, age, and nationality of finishers and performance were investigated using regression analyses and analysis of variance. Results: Between 2003 and 2012, a number of 7,275 athletes with 938 women (12.9%) and 6,337 men (87.1%) finished the Marathon des Sables. The finisher rate in both women (r2 = 0.62) and men (r2 = 0.60) increased across years (p < 0.01). Men were significantly (p < 0.01) faster than women for overall finishers (5.9 ± 1.6 km·h−1 versus 5.1 ± 1.3 km·h−1) and for the top three finishers (12.2 ± 0.4 km·h−1 versus 8.3 ± 0.6 km·h−1). The gender difference in running speed of the top three athletes decreased (r2 = 0.72; p < 0.01) from 39.5% in 2003 to 24.1% in 2012 with a mean gender difference of 31.7 ± 2.0%. In men, Moroccans won nine of ten competitions, and one edition was won by a Jordanian athlete.
    [Show full text]
  • Sahara Desert Travel Information
    Sahara Desert Travel Information Extending from Morocco to Egypt, Sahara is third largest desert in the world. “All sunshine makes the desert” says an Arabic proverb. Sahara Desert is a natural oven of biblical proportions in which every oasis is a refuge for intrepid travelers. From the coast of Casablanca to the Nile delta in Cairo, the transgressing sheet of sand fades out into infinity. In this fount of solitude where sand is as orange as it gets, the only god is water and night is the only deliverance. This uncharitable land, which is roughly as big as the United States, evokes an irresistible sense of antiquity and mystery. History The desert began to form as the land eroded after the water evaporated in the late Ice Age about 100,000 years ago. The fringes of the desert were inhabited by early human civilizations. The extensive rock art of Palaeolithic period, which stretches back at least 10,000 years, shows that nomadic tribes like Berber, Tuareg, and Bedouin have called this area home. Over the years, their culture and traditions evolved as they interacted with the Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Vandals, Arabs, and most recently Europeans. Things to Do in Sahara Desert Contrary to popular notion, only about 25 percent of its area is blanketed with sand. Thus, activities in this otherworldly landscape can be as varied as the desert itself. Camel Safaris – Since our salad days, most of us dream of sitting on a camel, be it on the Atlas Mountains or in the Nile River Valley. Hop on the flat hump of a ‘ship of the desert' and slowly march into the Saharan countryside.
    [Show full text]
  • Campeonato Del Mundo De Trail
    Nota de Prensa nº 140/2016 - Madrid, 28 de octubre de 2016 / [email protected] / www.rfea.es CAMPEONATO DEL MUNDO DE TRAIL Este próximo sábado 29O en la localidad portuguesa de Geres, ubicada en el Parque Nacional de Peneda-Geres, en la Región Norte de Portugal, tendrá lugar el II Campeonato del Mundo de Trail, con un recorrido de 85 kilómetros y 4.680 metros de desnivel compensado. En la pasada edición, disputada en Annecy (FRA), la Selección Española logró un importante éxito tras conseguir tres medallas, dos de ellas individuales a cargo de Luis Alberto Hernando, que fue subcampeón del mundo y medalla de plata, y de Maite Maiora, tercera y medalla de bronce, y otra medalla más por equipos, pues nuestras mujeres fueron segundas del mundo y por lo tanto medalla de plata. En esta ocasión, repite Luis Alberto Hernando (en la imagen), pero no competirá Maite Maiora al encontrarse lesionada y causar baja una vez seleccionada por el Comité Técnico de la RFEA. España, que aspira a lograr dos grandes clasificaciones por equipos, acude a Portugal con dos formaciones integradas por Raquel Martínez, Laia Cañes, Gemma Arenas, Azara García, Uxue Fraile y Teresa Nimes en mujeres, además de Tòfol Castanyer, Yeray Durán, Pablo Villa, Luis Alberto Hernando y Pau Capell en hombres. A priori, los principales rivales de España son las selecciones de Estados Unidos, Francia, Gran Bretaña y la anfitriona Portugal. Por gentileza de Joan Estruch, editor de SomosAtletismo (@atletismoSomos), facilitamos a continuación, algunos datos de la trayectoria deportiva de los atletas seleccionados: MUJERES Raquel Martínez – Gran temporada de la atleta castellonense con victorias en el Maratón de Montaña de Valencia, la IX Tombatossals o la Trail 2 Haven.
    [Show full text]
  • Cadenza Document
    MEN 2014 ULTRA SKYMARATHON® SERIES RANKING SPAIN FRANCE USA ITALY USA Transvulcania Ice Trail Tarentaise Speedgoat Kima Trophy The Rut 50K NAME SURNAME TEAM COUNTRY POINTS May 10 Jul 13 Jul 19 Aug 31 Sep 11 1 KILIAN JORNET BURGADA SALOMON SANTIVERI ESP 308 88 100 120 2 SAGE CANADAY HOKA ONE ONE USA 284 78 100 105.6 3 MANUEL MERILLAS MOLEDO MAMMUT ESP 250 64 68 88 93.6 4 TOM OWENS SALOMON GBR 236 66 78 72 86.4 5 FULVIO DAPIT LA SPORTIVA ITA 210 40 72 66 72 6 PAUL HAMILTON USA 170 88 81.6 7 RICKEY GATES SALOMON USA 151 72 79.2 8 JOSÉ FRANCISCO GUTIÉRREZ PIÑERA AVIENTU ESP 142 48 48 46 9 CATLOW SHIPEK USA 138 64 74.4 10 JORDI BES GINESTA FEEC ESP 104 44 60 11 FRANCOIS DHAENE SALOMON FRA 100 100 12 LUIS ALBERTO HERNANDO ALZAGA ADIDAS ESP 100 100 13 STEFANO RUZZA VIBRAM ITA 100 20 44 36 14 PHILIPP REITER SALOMON GER 100 54 45.6 15 JEREMY WOLF HOKA ONE ONE USA 94 34 60 16 FABIEN ANTOLINOS TERRE DE RUNNING (DMA) FRA 88 88 17 LUKE NELSON PATAGONIA TRAIL RUNNING TEAM USA 84 32 28 24 18 FRANCO SANCASSANI PATAGONIA TRAIL RUNNING TEAM ITA 78 78 19 ALEX NICHOLS INOV-8 USA 78 78 20 DANIEL KRAFT 77 76.8 21 TÒFOL CASTANYER BERNAT SALOMON SANTIVERI ESP 72 72 22 JOSHUA KORN SALOMON USA 72 24 48 23 NICK NELSON 70 69.6 24 PERE AURELL BOVÉ FEEC ESP 68 68 25 MIKE WOLFE THE NORTH FACE USA 68 68 26 STEPHAN HUGENSCHMIDT SALOMON GER 68 68 27 MATTY SHYROCK 67 67.2 28 LARS KJERENGTROEN USA 66 66 29 TRAVIS MACY HOKA ONE ONE USA 66 66 30 ADAM CAMPBELL 65 64.8 31 GREGORY VOLLET SALOMON FRA 64 64 32 GAEL REYNAUD TEAM OPTISPORT FRA 64 64 33 XAVIER BATRIU SIBILA ESP 64
    [Show full text]
  • The Fastest Wind Powered Vehicle on Earth
    Cover:Layout 1 23/9/09 12:16 Page 2 Imperial 34 mattersSummer | 2009 Alumni magazine of Imperial College London including the former Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, St Mary’s Hospital Medical School and Wye College h Natural selection Meet Imperial’s evolutionary biologists The fastest Climate change Sir Brian Hoskins on why we must change wind powered the future Plus all the news from the College vehicle on Earth and alumni groups Cover:Layout 1 23/9/09 12:17 Page 3 Summer 2009 contents//34 18 22 24 news features alumni cover 2 College 10 Faster than the 28 Services The land yacht, called the 4 Business speed of wind 30 UK Greenbird, used Alumnus breaks the world land PETER LYONS by alumnus 5 Engineering speed record for a wind 34 International Richard Jenkins powered vehicle to break the 6 Medicine 38 Catch up world land 14 Charles Darwin and speed record for 7 Natural Sciences his fact of evolution 42 Books a wind powered 8 Arts and sport Where Darwin’s ideas sit 44 In memoriam vehicle sits on Lake Lafroy in 150 years on Australia awaiting world record 9 Felix 45 The bigger picture breaking conditions. 18 It’s not too late Brian Hoskins on climate change 22 The science of flu Discover the workings of the influenza virus 24 The adventurer Alumnus Simon Murray tells all about his impetuous life Imperial Matters is published twice a year by the Office of Alumni and Development and Imperial College Communications. Issue 35 will be published in January 2010.
    [Show full text]
  • Transvulcania 2017 Clasificacion General Ultra 74Km
    Transvulcania CLASIFICACIÓN Clasificación PROVISIONAL GENERAL Ultramaratón 15-05-2017 09:04:01 Puesto Dorsal Nombre y Apellidos País Sexo Puesto Categ. Club Tiempo Prom. Diff. 1 71 TIMOTHY LEE FRERIKS USA 1 1 GEN 07:02:03 05:40 00:00:00 2 7 LUDOVIC POMMERET FRA 2 2 GEN TEAM HOKA 07:18:15 05:53 00:16:12 3 21 ZAID AIT MALEK ESP 3 3 GEN BUFF PRO TEAM 07:26:31 06:00 00:24:28 4 1 NICOLAS MARTIN FRA 4 4 GEN HOKA TEAM TRAIL 07:28:08 06:01 00:26:05 5 31 DANIEL JUNG ITA 5 5 GEN GORE RUNNING 07:35:05 06:07 00:33:02 6 45 HECTOR HAINES SWE 6 6 GEN SCOTT RUNNING 07:36:12 06:08 00:34:09 7 9 XAVIER THEVENARD FRA 7 7 GEN ASICS 07:39:07 06:10 00:37:04 8 19 DMITRY MITYAEV RUS 8 8 GEN ADIDAS TERREX 07:40:29 06:11 00:38:26 9 15 JASON SCHLARB USA 9 9 GEN ALTRA, 07:40:51 06:12 00:38:48 10 39 MANUEL ANGUITA BAYO ESP 10 10 GEN ASICS- 07:46:29 06:16 00:44:26 11 1933 ANGEL VILLALBA SANZ ESP 11 11 GEN CORREMÓN TRAIL 07:50:42 06:19 00:48:39 12 5 PAU CAPELL GIL ESP 12 12 GEN THE NORTH FACE 07:52:25 06:21 00:50:22 13 29 FULVIO DAPIT ITA 13 13 GEN LA SPORTIVA - 07:52:26 06:21 00:50:23 14 33 DANIEL AGUIRRE ESP 14 14 GEN RACE LAND - HOKA 07:56:57 06:24 00:54:54 15 794 SERGIO GIMENO SAEZ ESP 15 15 GEN EQUIPO MILITAR DE 07:58:06 06:25 00:56:03 16 41 THOMAS ANGELI FRA 16 16 GEN TEAM ASICS TRAIL 07:58:45 06:26 00:56:42 17 4 IDA NILSSON SWE 1F 1 GEN SALOMON 08:04:17 06:30 01:02:14 18 11 TOM OWENS GBR 17 17 GEN SALOMON 08:05:22 06:31 01:03:19 19 999 JUAN MARIA JIMENEZ LLORENS ESP 18 18 GEN GREEN POWER 08:05:59 06:32 01:03:56 20 61 SANTIAGO GARCÍA SORIA ESP 19 19 GEN CORREMON
    [Show full text]
  • Carreras De Monta˜Na En Canarias: Estad´Isticas Y Rutas
    Manual básico de identidad - Facultad de Ciencias ELEMENTOS BÁSICOS TAMAÑOS MÍNIMOS En este apartado se establecen los tamaños mínimos en los que se puede reproducir la marca. 15 mm 15 mm am 15 mm Elena Nito del Bosque 15 mm D´eboraSistemas Rebeca Diferenciales Leal San Juan. 10 mm Exteriores: el teorema de Frobenius CarrerasExterior Differential de monta~naen Systems: Frobenius 17 Canarias:theorem Estad´ısticasy Rutas. Trail Running in the Canary Islands: Statistics Trabajo Fin de Grado andDepartamento Routes. de Análisis Matemático La Laguna, Octubre de 2016 Trabajo Fin de Grado Grado en Matem´aticas La Laguna, Julio de 2018 Dirigido por Hip´olitoHern´andezP´erez. Hip´olitoHern´andezP´erez. Departamento de Matem´aticas, Es- tad´ıstica e Investigaci´onOperativa. Universidad de La Laguna, 38271 La Laguna, Tenerife. Agradecimientos A mi familia y en particular, a mi madre, por confiar en que alg´und´ıa acabar´ıala carrera y convert´ıriaen matem´atica. Tambi´ena todas aquellas personas que han confiado en m´ıy en alg´un momento del recorrido me han dado apoyo y fuerzas para que continuara y siguiera adelante, porque no ha sido f´acil. Resumen · Abstract Resumen Las carreras de monta~nao trail running son un deporte actualmente en auge que se da en muchos lugares del mundo localiz´andoseprin- cipalmente en zonas de monta~na.Sobre todo en las Islas Canarias hay mucha gente que lo practica, llegando incluso a dedicarse a ello, pues algunas carreras de gran dificultad requieren mucha dedicaci´on: entrenamientos f´ısicos y mentales, pr´actica de los recorridos, etc.
    [Show full text]