Andrew Glaze

And how many hours would you sleep?

I mean, it was like three hours.

I give myself a three hour break.

I think, I mean, what people think...

They think that like because you're doing something really physically hard that you have the ability to then sleep for a long time.

But what you find is that your body is so sore and so much pain that like the natural pain and soreness wakes you up.

So I would go to sleep and sleep as much as I could.

But when my body would wake me up, that is when I would start going again.

So, um, you don't, and you gotta wake up in just immense pain.

And then the first half mile, you kind of have to do like a walk trot, you know, cause you're just so stiff and then, you know, motions, the lotion, you start, it starts lubricating and then you can start moving again.

But yeah, it's, it's a little, especially when it's cold and raining one of the nights, the last night,

We, we got there at like 10 o'clock and I think I slept till midnight and we got out, you know, pitch black, obviously it's super cold and it's just pouring rain.

And we had a team running this with one of my team members.

The whole thing.

Well, we, we switched back and forth.

Right.

But one of the guys did 120 miles with me.

I told him I was going to get him a belt buckle that said the Moab 120.

We had to go up this mountain.

It's pouring rain.