Eddie Izzard reveals that one of his toughest running challenges was attempting a marathon in Northern Ireland, where he found the west side's hills far more grueling than he had anticipated.
While training for the run, Izzard recalled having miscalculated on my distance and thought I'd already completed six miles. "That was a tough day," she stated with a chuckle.
However, what truly stood out about her experience in Northern Ireland was running 90km in just under 12 hours as part of a double marathon challenge in South Africa to make up for an extra day spent in the hospital after falling ill during the event.
While training for the run, Izzard recalled having miscalculated on my distance and thought I'd already completed six miles. "That was a tough day," she stated with a chuckle.
However, what truly stood out about her experience in Northern Ireland was running 90km in just under 12 hours as part of a double marathon challenge in South Africa to make up for an extra day spent in the hospital after falling ill during the event.
. The fact that he attempted a marathon in Northern Ireland and underestimated his distance by a whopping 6 miles is just impressive 
. It speaks volumes about his determination and resilience as an athlete.
. Running 90km in under 12 hours is no joke, especially considering he had to push through a hospital stay 
. It's a testament to his mental toughness and ability to adapt to challenging situations.
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Izzard's got some serious guts, but those hills in Northern Ireland? 
Yeah, I can see how they'd throw a spanner in the works. Not just the physical toll, but also mentally - 90km in under 12 hours? That's insane! 
, but I gotta say, Northern Ireland's hills kinda got him? Like, isn't that what they're known for, right? 
. On the other hand, can you imagine running 90km in just under 12 hours? It's like, your legs would be all "what are we even doing here?" 
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by Eddie Izzard's story! Like, I knew he was tough but running 90km is insane! 
. And those hills in Northern Ireland must have been brutal 
. She's definitely got some serious guts and endurance 
. Can you imagine being in that state of physical exhaustion and mental toughness at the same time? Mind blown 
i mean who needs hills when you got SA heat to push you through? 
And it's even more impressive considering she had to recover from being ill first. Talk about dedication! 
Still, kudos to Eddie for going the extra mile (pun intended) and showing us that even with setbacks, we can still crush our goals! 
. and then running 90km as part of the double challenge? no wonder she said it was one of her toughest runs - the west side hills in northern ireland must be like tiny compared to that 
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. And what about all those hills in Northern Ireland? That's not just a tough day out for him, that's some top-secret training 
. I'm starting to think he might be a secret agent or something 
. I mean, who else can pull off running two marathons back-to-back and still have time to joke about it? He's like a superhero runner 
! But let's not get too distracted by the glamour of his achievements... there's definitely more to this story than meets the eye 
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but hey, that double marathon challenge in south africa? thats some next level stuff right there! i wish him all the best for future runs... or should i say, future sprints to recover from all that running lol 
, I mean, can you even imagine going back to the starting line after taking a hospital break 
? But honestly, it just goes to show how strong and determined he is 
. Good on him for pushing through and finishing that double marathon 
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. and yikes, falling ill during the event and having to miss a day? that's just... wow 
. i guess you could say she really ran a mile or three to make up for missing out on the northern irish hills 