Hardest Geezer runs Africa

[Shambo]

Been following this bloke for quite a while now and watching his build up to trying to be the first ever person to run the length of Africa. 50km+ every day.

You should also follow him

@hardestgeezer on twitter

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I find him quite inspiring

 

[Goat Eyes]

Who is he sponsored by?

 

[Longy]

Bad idea for a ginge

 

[Thrall]

Haha i like the matching trainers.

 

[PeteFTM]

Looks like he’s pissed himself in the second photo

 

[Bonzo]

I'd run it in record time if I had lions chasing me

 

[natinnam]

I seen some ultrarunner lass on my running feeds who's doing over 50km a day off her own back, she on day 177 as of today, hardly the hardest geezer out there then.

 

[Meathead]

Imagine being a grown man calling yourself ‘hardest geezer’

 

[Shambo]

Imagine being a grown man calling yourself ‘hardest geezer’

It was to do with some kind of bet where he had to have his accounts in that name if he lost/won

 

[Big Jeff]

Is he doing it for a charitable cause or just to grow his profile?

 

[Shambo]

Is he doing it for a charitable cause or just to grow his profile?

charity (though I am sure the raising of his profile helps with regards to future adventures & further sponsorship)

 

[BMX Bandit]

Not running but im
Watching this fella

 

[Shambo]

I am quite jealous of youngsters these days and the inspiration they can get from such things as youtube. So much of it is relatable content and shows how achievable things are.

If you were to do some epic adventure what would you do? run/walk/swim/cycle/row some crazy distance? I once met a bloke who around 10-15 years ago rowed solo across the atlantic as he got bored of his job and wanted out of the rat race. did almost no training before and hadn't been a rower either. Mad fella, but lovely and inspiring

 

[PeteFTM]

They all say that these YouTubers as they get in their Aston in Dubai. With their girlfriend called Chlamydia.

I remember someone local doing something “for charity” locally, just a pure coincidence that he’s been desperately trying everything to be a Facebook celebrity for years.

Tough one, because they are raising for charity which is always a good thing, and can’t exactly expect them to disclose their true objective of being internet famous.

 

[Big Jeff]

I am quite jealous of youngsters these days and the inspiration they can get from such things as youtube. So much of it is relatable content and shows how achievable things are.

I like the ones who have full time jobs travelling first class around the world. It looks great but I bet it’s hard work coming up with content so regularly.

 

[lurker]

Been following this bloke for quite a while now and watching his build up to trying to be the first ever person to run the length of Africa. 50km+ every day.

You should also follow him

@hardestgeezer on twitter

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1652754644567838720

I find him quite inspiring

Just seeing those two pictures has annoyed me already.

It’s a no from me.

 

[Shambo]

I like the ones who have full time jobs travelling first class around the world. It looks great but I bet it’s hard work coming up with content so regularly.

You sound like a cynic. I don't actually know the ones you mean tbh. I am quite new to youtube etc but I like people like this hardestgeezer who just sack everything off to go do something crazy

 

[Raker]

Aye I’ve been following, had posted it in the running thread. A simply unbelievable achievement if he manages it, im not even sure the van will!

 

[Thrall]

I once met a bloke who around 10-15 years ago rowed solo across the atlantic as he got bored of his job and wanted out of the rat race. did almost no training before and hadn't been a rower either. Mad fella, but lovely and inspiring

He must have had money to do that.

 

[Shambo]

He must have had money to do that.

I spoke to him about it and he was skint when he did it. He took a break from work for a few months, got his employer to sponsor him (along with some others), then had his job open for him when he returned. Though he jacked it in within weeks of returning to be an adventurer.

British Adventurer & Motivational Speaker - James Ketchell