MT. Denali 2018 - My 5th Attempt: “Never Quit Attitude”
This will be my 10th attempt at the 17th annual Arrowhead Ultra 135
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EBB Statistics 2019-2020
I made it to the halfway point at MelGeorges check point within the time limit. And was able to go back out on the trail & make it one more mile before hitting that wall. This year I’m starting my targeted AH135 training harder and earlier.
My Sept 23,2020 Mt. Rainier climb was cancelled due to weather
I was in Ashford Washington waiting to climb when we got the news that our climb would be cancelled due to weather. While there we also learned that conditions on the mount lead to the unfortunately death of a hiker. My condolences goes out to his family and friends.
17th annual Arrowhead Ultra 135
- The Arrowhead 135 is recognized in the book “The World’s Toughest Endurance Challenges” by Richard Hoad and Paul Moore as one of the 50 toughest races in the world.
- It is a human powered Ultra Marathon taking place in the coldest part of winter in the coldest city in the lower 48 states.
Our average finish rate is less than 50%, the finish rate for new racers is much lower. 2014 finish rate was 35%.
- Arrowhead 135 Jan 2021
- Mt Aconcagua Climb Feb 2021
- Mt Everest May 2021
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Our team’s goal would be for me to cross the Grand Canyon Rim 7 times continuously and set a new world record.
Epic Bill Bradley
Arguably one of the most inspiring versatile extreme endurance athletes in our time, Bill Bradley undertakes the most challenging endurance sporting events in the world. He craves improbable challenges set against nature’s unforgiving scenarios. The average age of an extreme endurance athlete is 35 years old. Bradley, now 58, stands alone yet he continues to take on grueling events around the world and continues to amaze his fans with many completions.
Sponsorship request
We are actively looking for Sponsorship for our many up coming event schedule in 2019. In our last event “MT Denali 2018”, we garnered over 1.2 million views on (2) of the (6) videos documenting the climb, with a watch time of over 3 minutes per/view on our YouTube channel.
