Adventures & travels of Sultan ~ serotonin by way of sultonic serendipity
Warning: the following words and images will allow you to vicariously see the world with the eyes of Sultan. Read at your own risk. The name Sultan has many meanings, but derives from the peak Sultan Mountain in Silverton, CO!
Monday, July 13, 2009
Hardrock Update
I finished the Hardrock in 37:33:40 Saturday afternoon, coming in at 39th place out of 140 starters. A full write up to follow in the next few days.
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Moments can matter more than minutes in an Ironman
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I'll remember it forever, the moment I signed up for my first Ironman. It
was noon on Sept. 4, 2013, and as soon as I clicked the "Submit Payment"
button,...
-Aconcagua Attempt - December 3, 2009 turned around 300 vertical feet below camp Independencia (20,700 feet) due to sever winds, and -40 temps. Highest point ever!
-Dowd 1/2 Marathon - November 7, 2009 - 13.1 Miles - Charlotte, NC - 1:36:05 PR
-SCAR - July 25, 2009 - 71.2 Miles - Smokey Mountains - 22:12:12
-Hardrock 100 - July 10-12, 2009 - 100 Miles - Silverton, CO - 39th place - 37:33:40
-Marathon des Sable - 3.27.09-4.6.09 - 126 Miles - Saharah Desert, Morocco - 296th place - 32:49:42
-Umstead 50 Miles - 3/31/07 - 50 Miles - Raleigh, NC - 9:44:30 - 22nd place out of 107 runners. This run was an attempt to run 100 miles. I decided to drop out at mile 75, my 50 mile time is however counted.
3 comments:
Congrats, Mohammed. So how much harder is Hardrock than MdS?!
Bryon, the finish is still sinking in. Hardrock is certainly harder. The MdS is a totally different run being a multi-day stage run.
Your an animal!Great photo; get a hair cut hippy!The Sultan of Hardrock working' it for NC...
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