Last Soul & Co: Wie krank ist der Backyard-Hype wirklich?

Marathons were yesterday – today we run until only one person is left standing. Welcome to the world of backyard ultras! In this video, we take a closer look at the world's most extreme running format. Kim Gottwald covered almost 450 kilometers in one go at the "Last Soul Ultra" in Bornheim – over 60 hours without any real sleep. But what's really behind this hype? We'll examine: The principle: Why 6.7 kilometers is the magic number. The origins: From Gary "Lazarus Lake" Cantrell and the infamous Barkley Marathons. The business: What role do World Cup-winning footballer André Schürrle and his new brand "Dryll" play in the commercialization of pain? The psychology: Is social media destroying our normal successes? Is the trend towards "more and more" an inspiration for us all or a dangerous escalation? Share your opinion in the comments: Where is your personal limit? The principle: Why is 6.7 kilometers the magic number? The origins: From Gary "Lazarus Lake" Cantrell and the infamous Barkley Marathons. 📄 The complete list of sources: Since transparency is extremely important to me, you can find all the studies, reports, and articles I used for this video in my digital source directory: 👉https://docs.google.com/document/u/2/... #BackyardUltra #KimGottwald #AndreSchürrle #Running #UltraRunning #Motivation #Dryll #LastSoulUltra