जगातील 196 देशातील मॅरोथॉनमध्ये धावण्याचा या 30 वर्षीय बँकरने केला विक्रम

त्याच्या एका मित्राला कॅन्सर झाला. याचा त्याच्या जीवनावर खूपच प्रभाव पडला. या विचारात त्याने बँकिगची नोकरी देखील सोडली व स्वतःचे आयुष्य स्वतःच्या नियमांवर जगण्याचा निश्चय केला.

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NEW WORLD FIRST in T-10 HOURS!!! 🤪 — The first person to run 🏃‍♂️ a marathon in every country 🗺 in the world 🌍 — 3 marathons and 3 new countries a week, every week, for the past 96 weeks. Boy I’m tired. — With the finish line approaching here’s a reminder of what it’s all about, how you can get involved and what next. — 196 COUNTRIES 🗺 196 MARATHONS 🏃‍♂️ 455 FLIGHTS ✈️ 120 VISA 🎟 100% CARBON OFFEET 👌 10 PASSPORTS 🌎 19 TEAM MEMBERS ⭐️ 1 DOG BITE 🐕 2 MUGGINGS 💰 1 BROKEN ELBOW 😠 9 FOOD POISONINGS 🤮 1 KIDNEY INFECTION 😩 15 WAR ZONES ⚠️ 320 SOUVENIRS 🤪 VEEY LITTLE SLEEP 💤 — Only £80,000 raised – please donate just £1! Help me reach my £250,000 target. Link in my bio. Thank you. — WHY: To raise £250,000 for Prostate Cancer UK. My very good friend Kev is dying. He was given as little as 2 years to live. This is for him and all the 11,000+ men who die from this cancer every year in the UK alone. Donate for me, for Kev, and for all the other families suffering. Use the link in my bio. Please share with all your friends. — WHAT NEXT – I’m touring 100+ SCHOOLS and THEATRES in 2020 to share my story. I hope to inspire young people to get out and explore the world. It’s your enormous privilege to follow you dreams. I‘ll speak about the running, the travel, all the crazy stories and importantly the lessons I’ve learnt along the way. I’ll also bring along a mountains of photos, videos, and meaningful souvenirs to ignite the imagination of the younger kids. Plus I’ll share a 10 minute preview of the documentary. For THEATRES: I’m also touring the UK, visiting cinemas, lecture halls, books shops, event spaves and more. If you want me to speak I’m a venue near you, or to help organise an event please get in touch on email. — To book your school or theatre please email [email protected] — #runningtheworld196 #runningtheworld #traveller #runnerguy #nickbutter #inspiration #running #run #runner #travel #adventure #guy #globertrotter #hot #worldtravel #whoruntheworld #runtheworld #marathonman #worldrecord #guinnessworldrecord #marathonguy #prostatecancer #prostatecanceruk #justgiving #nickbutterrun #marathon #motivationalspeaker #dosportlive

A post shared by Nick Butter 🏃🏼 (@nickbutterrun) on Nov 9, 2019 at 3:12pm PST

निक तीन आठवड्यात तीन नवीन देशात जातो आणि तेथील मॅरोथॉनमध्ये धावण्याची कामगिरी करतो. जगात पहिल्यांदाच असा विक्रम कोणी केला असेल.

हा विक्रम बनवताना निकला अनेक अडचणीचा सामना करावा लागला. एकदा तर कुत्रेच त्याला चावले तर कधी गाडीने ठोकले. त्याने या सर्व मॅरोथॉनद्वारे 250000 डॉलरची फंडिग जमा केली आहे. आता हा पैसा तो कॅन्सरग्रस्तांच्या मदतीसाठी वापरणार आहे.

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Day 551 – Nepal 🇳🇵 Kathmandu, Marathon 156 — WHAT A DAY — Today has to be in the top 10 of all time brilliant experiences. So much to say about a 6 hour marathon with fantastic people. One of my slowest runs to date – and all because we were all having so much fun. — After the week of hiking in the mountains, the plane crash and cancelled flight, then the tragic monsoon and flooding, and now this. What an extraordinary time. — The official Leech Marathon was cancelled last night due to flooding in the city, plus the fact the weather forecast said it would rain solidly for 24 hours smack bang in the middle of the marathon. Like so many times on this journey – it’s amazing how things turn out though. From a cancelled marathon to one of the best yet. Fortunately a group of about 10 still turned up to support me despite everything. With the help of Jimi (who’s organised most of the last week), they created a new route, organised 2 cars, water and food to support the potentially very wet run. — The highlight of today was the film crew improvising to get all the shots we wanted for the documentary. Chris along with support members and loads of gear hung to the back of jeeps in various positions to film the run, the town and the overall mad experience of running through Nepal. — Those that came out to run, drive, help Chris, and get get stuck in – THANK YOU. — Initially we ran out of the city into the mountains to look down on Kathmandu. Brilliant sights of multi coloured roofs and prayer flags everywhere. The road was wet, but amazingly it only threatened to rain once or twice. We eventually arrived in a small suburb and completed 10 ish loops while avoiding angry dogs to get the distance up. The weather was perfect – although somehow I’ve managed to burn my shoulders. Classic altitude tanning mistake. — To finish we ran through the main square in the heart of the city. By coincidence a huge Nepalese flag was handed to me as i crossed the finish line. The people made today great. — #run #runningtheworld196 #runtheworld #runningtheworld #runner #runnerguy #fitguy #fitness #asia #prostatecanceruk #prostatecancer #running #travel #marathon #worldmarathons #nepal

A post shared by Nick Butter 🏃🏼 (@nickbutterrun) on Jul 16, 2019 at 3:42am PDT

निकने सांगितले की, मॅरोथॉनचा त्याचा अनुभव स्पेशल होता. एवढेच नाही तर यामुळे त्याच्या फोनमध्ये 2000 नंबर जोडले गेलेत. लोकांनी त्याची खूप मदत केली.

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Day 624 – Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 Honiara to Nauru 🇳🇷 Menen — The least visited country in the world. — Nauru must invite you to the island. It’s such a small place with a tiny community and so i can see why access should be monitored more closely. Arriving into the island i was greeted with big smiles and a friendly welcome from a chap called Neil. He consults for the only TV channel on the island. A quick interview and he was on his way and i waited for my taxi. — A while later, no taxi arrived, but with help from some incredibly friendly locals, they had called my hotel and sent someone to come get me. The hotel i am staying in is a place called Menen. Old, a little shabby but with the best community feel. I was informed by Veton (my legend of assistant, and the guy who manages my life), that these guys were ‘excited to meet me, and would do anything to make my stay special.’ Between the time this was arranged and now, there had been some mis communication and the host hotel manager had left. It turns out, nobody was expecting me, nobody knew who i was and i was left stood in the lobby rather confused. I’m pleased and relieved to say that a kind lady called Pina came to my rescue. The interim manager listened to what i had to say, apologise and has since waited on me hand and foot to help sort tomorrows run. A bazar turn of events but i already love this island. — With the day turning to night i was given a lift by the adorable Ima. She drove me to the shop to get a SIM card and some data. That makes the island sound built up and modern. It’s the opposite. I’m sure this network shop is the most visited place on the island. On the way back, we stopped to chat with some boys playing Aussie rules football nearby. The place is full of community spirit. Another run in the morning. — DONATION LINK – https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/runningtheworld (also in my bio) — @prostatecancerUK @justgiving @strava @dosportlive @redbull @prodirectrunning @bbc @bbcnews @sky @natgeo @natgeotravel — #runnerguy #nickbutter #runningtheworld196 #runningtheworld #traveller #inspiration #menshealth #dosportlive #running #run #runner #travel #adventure #pacificocean #guy #globe

A post shared by Nick Butter 🏃🏼 (@nickbutterrun) on Sep 30, 2019 at 5:54pm PDT

एवढेच नाही तर तो सहारापासून ते सर्वाधिक थंडीच्या ठिकाणी देखील धावला. त्याने सांगितले की, प्रत्येक देशाने काहीतरी नवीन शिकवले. त्याने अशी कामगिरी केली आहे, जी भविष्यात करणे अशक्य आहे.