Patagonia 110K
Ran 110km through Patagonia on just 10 weeks of training. No shortcuts, no pacing strategy — just stubbornness and trail mix.
The Problem
There’s a theory that you need months of structured training, periodized plans, and careful nutrition to run an ultramarathon. The alternative theory: you just need to be stubborn enough to keep moving forward.
The Process
Signed up for the Ultra Austral 110K in Patagonia with only 10 weeks of training. No coach, no structured plan, no pacing strategy. Just progressively longer runs and a refusal to back out.
The course winds through some of the most dramatic landscapes on Earth — Patagonian mountains, glacial valleys, and trails that make you question every life decision that led you there.
The Outcome
Finished the 110km. Proved (mostly to myself) that the gap between “impossible” and “done” is smaller than it looks. The startup parallels write themselves.