Gobi Desert Ultra Marathon Series And Each
For the first time ever, two Afghan women will take part in a seven-day foot race across the Chinese Gobi desert. This run takes place over 7 days and sees runners racing through a range of terrains from. Part of the Racing the Planet desert series and each year around 200 runners from around the globe test their mettle against the elements and the landscapes. The Gobi Desert ultra marathon is held every year in china. The Gobi Desert Ultramarathon is a Documentary Short Film by Lisa Tamati, Peter Tainui.
Running through mountains, deserts, and cities, and through the Mexican territory. There are also a variety of historic sites. The race passes UNESCO listed Orkhon valley.
For some reason, she took a real shining to me.”Because competitors had to run six days carrying their own backpacks of food and supplies, every ounce mattered, including the amount of food. I told her to shoo, but she didn’t. I flicked her off, but she came back and started chewing again. “On Day 2, I look down at my shoes and see this little dog chewing the sand cover on my shoes and putting holes in my socks.
She really took everyone in the race by heart, not just me. “As soon as I came near, she ran up and started chewing on my sand covers on my shoes again. On two stages where temperatures soared up to 120 degrees, Leonard arranged for Gobi to stay with race officials and be transported by car to the next campsite.“At the finishing line, she would sit and wait for me,” says Leonard.
I didn’t realize just how difficult it would be to keep that promise.”The pair have since made media appearances around the world, given Ted X talks, and appeared at animal charity events and schools.Gobi’s ultra-racing days are behind her, but the family enjoys long walks and occasional short runs in Chattanooga.“Everyone who meets Gobi falls in love with her,” says Leonard. I was going to bring her home. “During the race, I made Gobi a promise that I was going to make her life better. It may have cost him from crossing the finish line first, but he has no regrets.“I finished second in the race, but adopting Gobi was better than any medal around my neck,” he says.
“The race was easy in comparison to all we did to find Gobi again,” he says.* Never underestimate paw power. Reuniting Leonard and Gobi required raising thousands of dollars through Go Fund Me as well as coordination from hundreds of people in China and elsewhere. “When I met Gobi, she was a young, hungry stray, but filled with determination and loyalty.”* Accept help from others. He turned to running and three years later, he was fit and competing in ultra-marathon races. In his 30s, Leonard was overweight and drank and smoked. I am one lucky guy.”Leonard believes Gobi has inspired three life lessons:* Never give up on your dreams.
Arden Moore is The Pet Health and Safety Coach. Kenneth Martin and/or veterinary technician specialist in behavior Debbie Martin, LVT. She has changed my life for the better.”This article was reviewed/edited by board-certified veterinary behaviorist Dr. She really has made me a happier person. “There is a constant smile in my heart thanks to Gobi.
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