Nedd Brockman

thousand mile run, I wanted to get people allowed to do their own thing as well. So I started, um, Ned's Uncomfortable Challenge, which was like, giving them their own 10 day thing that they can pick and choose to do something hard and feel what I feel. That was kind of like the hope.

thousand mile run, I wanted to get people allowed to do their own thing as well. So I started, um, Ned's Uncomfortable Challenge, which was like, giving them their own 10 day thing that they can pick and choose to do something hard and feel what I feel. That was kind of like the hope.

So the lead up to it was like quite intense because I've got this thing, I'm trying to run this like almost organization that's trying to help people move and raise money for mobilize homelessness. But then as well, train really hard for this thing that you can't give anything else but your undivided attention. And yeah,

So the lead up to it was like quite intense because I've got this thing, I'm trying to run this like almost organization that's trying to help people move and raise money for mobilize homelessness. But then as well, train really hard for this thing that you can't give anything else but your undivided attention. And yeah,

So the lead up to it was like quite intense because I've got this thing, I'm trying to run this like almost organization that's trying to help people move and raise money for mobilize homelessness. But then as well, train really hard for this thing that you can't give anything else but your undivided attention. And yeah,

Yeah, yeah, it was.

Yeah, yeah, it was.

Yeah, yeah, it was.

I was still at Sparky, yeah.

I was still at Sparky, yeah.

I was still at Sparky, yeah.

Yeah. There's always, that's, that was the biggest thing I've learned in the 50 marathons was like, I had to go to work for eight and a half hours. And everyone, as you said, everyone can relate to the fact that they got to go to work and then they get home and they go, right, now I just got to feed and, you know, whatever it may be, walk the dog.

Yeah. There's always, that's, that was the biggest thing I've learned in the 50 marathons was like, I had to go to work for eight and a half hours. And everyone, as you said, everyone can relate to the fact that they got to go to work and then they get home and they go, right, now I just got to feed and, you know, whatever it may be, walk the dog.

Yeah. There's always, that's, that was the biggest thing I've learned in the 50 marathons was like, I had to go to work for eight and a half hours. And everyone, as you said, everyone can relate to the fact that they got to go to work and then they get home and they go, right, now I just got to feed and, you know, whatever it may be, walk the dog.

But then I was like, right, I had to run 42K in the afternoon and then also feed myself, also wash my clothes, also, you know, clean my sheets, whatever it may have been, right? So yeah, that kind of, but that was like, I'd only been running for six months at that point. Like, I didn't run at school. Like, I only played rugby and rode, but I never ran. So doing that was like a whole new world.

But then I was like, right, I had to run 42K in the afternoon and then also feed myself, also wash my clothes, also, you know, clean my sheets, whatever it may have been, right? So yeah, that kind of, but that was like, I'd only been running for six months at that point. Like, I didn't run at school. Like, I only played rugby and rode, but I never ran. So doing that was like a whole new world.

But then I was like, right, I had to run 42K in the afternoon and then also feed myself, also wash my clothes, also, you know, clean my sheets, whatever it may have been, right? So yeah, that kind of, but that was like, I'd only been running for six months at that point. Like, I didn't run at school. Like, I only played rugby and rode, but I never ran. So doing that was like a whole new world.

It's evolved. Very cowboy at the start of this kind of four years. The Oz run, I would say, is still very cowboy. Like, I'll be fine. I'll tough it out. And I learned a lot through that, especially. When I started this, I always have a coach, deal with a nutritionist.

It's evolved. Very cowboy at the start of this kind of four years. The Oz run, I would say, is still very cowboy. Like, I'll be fine. I'll tough it out. And I learned a lot through that, especially. When I started this, I always have a coach, deal with a nutritionist.

It's evolved. Very cowboy at the start of this kind of four years. The Oz run, I would say, is still very cowboy. Like, I'll be fine. I'll tough it out. And I learned a lot through that, especially. When I started this, I always have a coach, deal with a nutritionist.