26/02/2026
⛰️ Hut 2 Hut Multi-Day Event ⛰️
Already a week since I started the first day of running out of 3, pretty crazy how fast it goes!
Here is a run down of how it went:
Day 1 - 23km: Race started, I was excited and slightly nervous. But the objective was to let the course get under my feet, no racing, no forcing. Just roll the legs and enjoy it.
Legs and body felt great until 18-20km - my legs started cramping up, I was running out of energy, and I was getting more and more worried about the next day.
Got home, pretty beat up, got some recovery and fluids in me and went to bed.
Day 2 - 52km: I didn’t sleep very well, I woke up beaten up and I couldn’t stomach my breakfast well.
Not a single fibre of my body wanted to run, my mind was telling me to go lie down and rest.
I was nervous and shaky in the morning, but I got my mate to do the 52k with me and pull the pin on him on that morning was not me.
So I said to myself to get to the start line, then I can pull out if I don’t feel it.
Got to the start line, then told myself to get at least 1km in.
Got 1km in - told myself I would get to the first aid station then I can pull out.
Before I knew my body was adjusting, the mind was easing and I started enjoying it.
10k-20k-30k-42k last aid station before the finish.
The body was hurting now, the feet were in pieces… but hey, 10k left, I did the “hardest”, so to the summit we go!
I dug deep until the summit, it was hot and painful.
Then, we rolled down the hill to the finish line, soaking in every steps that we made, holding tears of joy, pain and relief.
There she was, the finish line, with my family and friend.
The sweetest victory so far.
Day 3 - 10km: the nerves were gone, the body was beaten up and sore but the mind was happy.
This was all about enjoying it one more time, taking it as a victory lap.
But there was no leaving back and chill. I wanted to go out there and leave the tank fully empty.
Ended up finishing 37th in a field of 200.
This is one of my hardest and greatest sporting achievement, that I got to share with friends and my family 🩵
.osteo