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BORIS! to RUN Les Vrais Héros Du Livre Culte AVRIL 13 BORIS! to RUN les vrais héros du livre culte Best-seller aux Etats-Unis, le livre culte à l'origine du développement du mouvement minimaliste est désormais disponible en version française. Ses incroyables personnages, dignes d'une fiction, Michael Randali Hickman sont bien réels. Suivez- fut boxeur avant de se mettre a courir a la mode nous sur les traces de ces tarafiumara, avec de pauvres sandales en héros singuliers de la caoutchouc Grâce a Bom course à pied. Et comme to run, un mythe est ne nous, dévorez le livre ! • PAR PATRICIA OUDIT arti sur les traces de la tri bu des Tarahumaras ultra runners naturels qui carburent a la biere et aux céréales sans jamais avoir la moindre lendl Starring travers monts et plages d Amerique centrale mieP, I auteur Christopher McDougall donne Coppei Canyon devient son refuge hiver vie a des personnages qu on croirait tout droit Caballo Blanco nal lorsqu'il fait la connaissance de Mar sortis de son imagination Alors, au début, tiamo Cervantes, un coureur tarahumara, on se pose la question, on googhse des noms Le Cheval blanc Alias Micah True Mi durant la Leadville 100 en 1994 C est a cette Ces gens délirants existent ils vraiment7 Et chael Randali Hickman de son vrai nom epoque, malgre des problèmes persistants ce bout de Mexique au relief impraticable, ou Presente au début du livre comme un de cheville, qu'il adopte les pratiques des se trouve t-il au juste? Et puis, non, tout est < fantôme >, une sorte de < version locale Tarahumaras en courant comme eux avec vrai La Barranca del Cobre et son relief sul du monstre du Loch Ness », Caballo existe des sandales rudimentaires en caoutchouc cidaire, Caballo Blanco, Barefoot Ted, Billy bien Ne en 1953 en Californie, il a com En 2003, il organise le premier ultra mara et Jenn Emil Zatopek et Scott Jurek nous le menée par etre boxeur professionnel Des thon de Copper Canyon Et, en 2006, décide confirmeront plus tard en apparaissant dans rumeurs fonl etat d une annee passée dans de faire \enir des ultra runners américains le récit McDougall n'a rien invente, tout une grotte a Hawaii II serait arme au début afin qu ils se confrontent aux Tarahumaras juste en a t il peut etre raioute un peu pour des annees 1980 a Boulder, dans le Colorado, C est la fameuse course de Bom to run affirmer le caractère romanesque de son his epoque a laquelle il aurait réellement debu- Le 31 mars 2012 le corps de Micah True, loire vraie Quèlques mois apres la sortie te la course a pied < Jai toujours cherche le 58 ans, est retrouve au bord d une riviere en France (chez Guerin) du best seller (paru meilleur endroit pour courir Un peu comme dans le sud ouest du Nouveau Mexique, en 2009 aux Etats Lms et \endu a plus d un ces surfing burns (vagabonds ou rou- quèlques semaines apres I edition du million d exemplaires) nous sommes a notre tards du surf) Moi, ) étais un tmu runmng Copper Can) on Ultra Marathon II était tour partis sur les traces des heros de Bom to burn > Durant pres de vingt ans, Caballo parti courir quatre jours plus tôt Mort run (' Ne pour courir ) a cavale a raison de 150 km par semaine, a naturelle, ont conclu les légistes Chaque AVRIL 13 annee, sur son site il faisait de savoureux a cette lancinante interrogation que epoustouflante des Tarahumaïas, ils re comptes rendus de sa course, senorgueil McDougall est parti enquêter pour Mens crutent désormais certains d'entre eux lissant des lots « Les dix prtmnrs se par Health sur ces Tarihumaras bénis des dieux comme passeurs Pauvres, frappes par la se logeaient 1500 dollars de primes et plus de durunnmg bon ln re-Boni to jun best seller chcresse ces derniers sont de bons clients 12000 livres de maîs et de haricots1 > Bll surprise aux Etats Unis, a fait connaître et se Quèlques uns croupissent a present dans les lets toujours conclus par dcs messages de developper le mouvement minimalise a tra prisons mexicaines paix tres beatnik Peu apres la course, The vers tout le pays, puis dans le monde entier North Face ku offrait son sponsoring Maîs au fil des traductions Tout au long de Tan Caballo a décime fidèle a sa philosophie < je nee 2011,1 auteur a parcouru les Etats Unis Arnulfo Quimare n'attends rien La course doit etre libre, mec » pour son Naked Tour ( tournee nu ) Non, Le meilleur coureur tarahumara, qui habite La succession est en marche Le 3 mars il ne s'est pas métamorphose en stnpteaseuse dans une hutte de brique « encastrée dans 2013 devrait a\oir lieu le premier CBUM - bien que son gabarit impressionnant lui une pente » L auteur le décrit comme un etre (Caballo Blanco Ultramarathon) Si vous aurait permis d'intégrer les Chippendales tres beau, « au teint de cuir patine, aux yeux voulez croiser Barefoot Ted et quèlques lie Le Naked Tour est une tournee de promo sombres et perçants qui pétillaient d'une eu ros de Bom to run courez y http //ultra lion qui rebondit sur le succes de Bom to nosite bienveillante sous les mèches noires de signup com/register aspx?did 17277 run en proposant des rencontres et des tests sa coupe au bol » Arnulfo fait partie, selon de chaussures minimahstes Aujourd hui, McDougall, de cc peuple qui ne connaît ni le précise t il sur son site, il court la plupart diabete, ni la depression, pas davantage que Christopher du temps pieds nus du cote des Amishs de les maladies du coeur Comme ses grands Pennsylvanie, ou il habite avec sa femme et parents, Arnulfo courra certainement plus McDouqall I leurs deux filles au milieu des chats, canards, vite que ses enfants même a 50 ans Et en Lauteur narrateur Ne en 1962, journa poules, dindes et autres gallinacés compagnie de ses propres parents qui era liste (collaborateur, entre autres, d'Ouf Apres I euphorie du succes, I auteur tait de pahutent encore sur plus de 40 bornes dans side, du New York Times et correspondant puis quèlques mois profil bas Invite pour la la montagne a 80 ans Cote hygiene de \ ie, il de l'agence Associated Press pendant la sortie française de son livre a I occasion de > a pourtant a revoir maîs, parfois accom guerre civile au Rv»anda) et ultra runner I UTMB fin aout dernier, McDougall a de pagne pour toute source de protéines, d'une il s'est pose une question simple que tous elme II est vrai que le principal dommage mini souris grillée, biere et parfois cigarettes les coureurs se posent, pourquoi, alors que collatéral de Bom to run a de quoi laisser sur Li ligne de depart Si I on ne peut devor nous disposons du meilleur de la technolo son auteur les bras ballants, un goût terri ler ici le secret d Arnulfo, capable de battre gie avons nous toujours mal quelque part blement amer dans la bouche les narco Scott Jurek, star mondiale du trail sous ? quand nous courons Cest pour repondre trafiquants avant eu vent de I endurance peine de tuer le suspense pour ceux qui n'ont AVRIL 13 pas encore lu le livre, on peut en revanche vous apprendre que le sieur Quimare, avec son ami Miguel Lara du "Raramun team", a traverse pour la premiere fois les Etats Unis pour participer a la Run Rabbit Run 100 en 2012 Et ils ont annonce que, désormais, on pouvait courir a leurs côtes dans Copper Ca nyon Une sorte de stage initiatique de cinq a huit jours, tous niveaux Pour s'inscrire davehensleigh@gmail com Co-starrïng Barefoot Ted Dans le livre, "BFT", Ted McDonald pour l'état civil, citoyen de Seattle, apparaît comme un personnage fantasque, grand bavard limite saoulant, cabotin, au look os cillant « entre le moine tibétain et le skateur branche » Dans la vie, il est bien le pape du minimalisme, tendance dont il a ete l'un des pionniers 50 ans l'an prochain, il semble etre a peu pres fidèle a son personnage Re pondant a côte lorsqu'on lui pose une ques lion, foutraque, allume, comique S'il s'est mis au barefooting, ce n'est pas vraiment par originalité La course a pied était pour lui une torture C'est en retirant ses chaus sures parce qu'elles lui faisaient décide ment trop mal que BPI a découvert la fdi cite « Mes pieds étaient comme des poissons qu'on remet a l'eau apres une capture » Qu'a apporte a Ted le succes de Bom to run'' « J'ai cree ma propre marque de sandales, large ment inspirées par Manuel Luna en parti euller et la "technologie tarahumaresque" en general J'ai couru quatre annees de suite la course du Caballo » Acteur incontournable du mimmalisme, BFT est également coach sportif Si, dans son Facebook, on peut voir autant de photos de Turquie et d'Istanbul, e est parce qu il y passe beaucoup de temps pour mettre sur pied un stage de vacances actives qui s'appellera humblement "Barefoot Teds Adventures in Turkey" et qui débutera en mai 2013 Pour rencontrer l'homme aux pieds d'or, rendez vous en Asie Mineure ' Scott Jurek II est l'équivalent americain de notre Kilian Jornet Lorsqu'il était plus jeune, Scott Jurek, aujourd'hui 39 ans, sorte de grand geek, se faisait larguer par ses camarades Lent, tres lent C est lors dè son premier 50 miles, dans le Minnesota, alors qu'il n'avait jamais cou ru la moitié de cette distance, que Jurek a découvert ses qualites d'endurance Depuis, il a tout gagne La Western States (160 km) AVRIL 13 sept fois consécutives (1999 2005), la Bad water (217 km) deux fois (2005 2006) Tout même la course de Caballo Blanco en 2007 prenant ainsi sa revanche sur les Tarahuma ras Scott, souvent premier, est adule par les derniers a chaque arm cè, il les attend bur lant et gesticulant pour les encourager sur la ligne Vegetalien, il a publie en juin 2012 Bat and run, devenu un best seller et dont il a fait l'active promotion dans tous les Etats Unis Jennifer Shelton Dans Bom to run, elle est I alter ego
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