RAAM and gear – why you need at least two of everything
The RAAM (Race Across America) is, among other things, also a test of equipment, and to successfully complete it you […]
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Often We Are Carried by “Beginner’s Luck” – But You Can’t Rely on It
During my first RAAM (Race Across America), I had more good fortune than I ever dared to hope for. You
My sleep strategy for RAAM? Sounded great – until the first day blew it to pieces.
When I think about what I missed the most during Race Across America, there’s no doubt—it was sleep. And that’s
In Anticipation of the Start: Heat Acclimation as the Final Edge for RAAM
Yesterday’s 179 km ride wrapped up my RAAM preparation. From May 1st until yesterday (May 26th), I’ve ridden a total
Race Across America (RAAM) Rehearsal: A Four-Day Ride Equal to Driving from Tartu to Berlin
In early May, I completed the most important training cycle in preparation for Race Across America (RAAM) – four consecutive
Ten years of sports in numbers
The beginning of the year is a good time for reflection and summaries. Currently, the number ten is emerging in
Training Cycle Summary: 7 weeks and 133 workouts later
On Christmas Eve, I successfully completed a seven-week long training cycle. Considering the prevalence of viruses lately, one of the
A quick look back to 2023: recovery speed at a new level
At the end of October, with the 100 km trail run in Haanja, I considered the 2023 season to be
60-times ultra triathlon – statistics by disciplines and days
From October 5 until December 3 I will organise myself a 60x day-by-day format ultra triathlon in Fuerteventura (the Canary
20 marathons in 10 days all under 3 hours – numbers and statistics
From May 25 until June 3, I run two marathons every day. One full marathon (42.2 km) in the morning,