Olson, who is originally from Fergus Falls, Minn., and has lived in Superior for 15 years, said the Bigfoot 200 is a bit like races at Lutsen Mountain, but on a grander scale, like running uphill for 4 miles then down for 4 miles. If I would have done some things differently I think I would have done a little better. “I thought I would have finished better, but my injury slowed me up quite a bit. Connect with other members of the PNW Ladies Running Group. 28th then run a 5K, 10K, half marathon or a marathon and submit your results by Feb. Help support Special Olympics by accepting Bigfoots challenge. Just like you, Bigfoot is still running from COVID-19 and he has set up a new challenge for you. “Up to mile 150 it was pretty good, but that’s when my blisters starting kicking in and I had a little bit of a muscle thing going on in the lower leg. Fun, welcoming (to all runners), and supportive. We all know that Bigfoot is the social distancing champion. “This is definitely the hardest thing I have ever done,” Olson said. And out of the 121 men who signed up, Olson finished 59th.
Of the 160 runners registered, only 104 finished.
It’s not, it’s just a matter of training and mindset.” A lot of people, including myself, thought 200 miles was impossible. It includes the following events: Marathon Run/Walk, 5K Run/Walk, 10K Run/Walk, Half Marathon Run/Walk, 50 Miles in 31 Days Challenge, 100 Miles in 31 Days Challenge, and 200 Miles in 31 Days Challenge. “I wanted to test myself to see how far I could go. Bigfoot.The Social Distancing Champion's New Year Challenge is on Saturday Decemto Sunday February 28, 2021. “I was just looking for a run greater than 100 miles, just looking for the next big thing,” said Olson, owner of the Anderson & Hammack Construction Company (301 Tower Ave.).
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