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Dead Sea to Everest 5.8 - part 1 - Charlie Engle
Aug 28, 2019
Lake Assal, Djibouti
Sep 25, 2019
Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
THE 5.8 ADVENTURERSFewer than 500 people have summited all Seven Summits and no one has achieved Charlie Engle and André Kajlich´s goal:To be the first athletes to trek from the lowest point to the highest summit on every continent. While it’s over 4,500 miles from the lowest place on our planet, the shore of the Dead Sea, to its highest peak on Mount Everest, these iconic ends of the earth are separated by a mere 5.8 vertical miles. THE 5.8 GLOBAL ADVENTURE SERIES!It was the first big push of the Brazil 135, a 135-mile ultramarathon that includes 33,000 feet of...
Double Spartathlon - Mimi Anderson
Sep 25, 2015
Athens, Greece
Sep 28, 2015
Athens, Greece
Mimi Anderson is a British endurance athlete and multiple Guinness World Record Holder. In 2013 Mimi went to Greece with the plan to do the historical and extremely challenging Spartathlon race of 153 miles from Athens to Sparta, and then run back to Athens, both in 36 hours.“Sadly this wasn’t to be as my body turned into a rag doll and I was pulled from the race with 6km to go but I always said that I would go back in 2015 and try again,” Mimi remembers. But in 2015 Mimi was more fortunate and became the first female to...


