Moab 240 Documentary | Mind Over Miles

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  @lisarettenbacher7008 · 5 months ago

  Fantastic documentary. I love how she speaks about her pacers. So full of love <3.

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• BR

  @brightonlund · 2 years ago

  “I don’t think that I’ve done anything spectacular in this whole entire series.” <br>Me sitting on my couch: “oh, totally, nothing spectacular.” 😂<br>You’re awesome!

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• CO

  @Conejoblanco-7726 · 1 year ago

  “Temporary feelings don’t get to dictate what I do” 🖤🔥

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• CH

  @chasewade6482 · 2 years ago

  Dropped 4 hours ago and already 8,000 of us sickos have watched it. God I love this sport.

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• ちー

  @ちーたん104 · 2 years ago

  When Christmas is over but Santa McRae reaches round to the back of the tree and pulls out one last amazing gift! Thanks for this team McRae! Happy holidays to everyone continuing to choose strong 🎄🎁 ❄️ 🎉

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• AM

  @amsells · 2 years ago (edited)

  “It doesn’t need to be marked by medals but it needs to be marked by giving everything I possibly can.” <br><br>You put into words how I approach each race. I love the strategy of being patient and using wisdom, so crucial in life 💕

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  @ghostinthesnow4060 · 1 year ago

  I love these female ultra marathon docs. Consistently you see them break down and cry, vent their emotions, and then get right back up and persevere. It makes me feel so close to them because in my own running journey I&apos;ve had many moments like that. But we push past it and thats such a mental win. It&apos;s so great to see this... this is a killer accomplishment Sally, you&apos;re such an inspiration

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• DA

  @daveebert7747 · 2 years ago

  I don&apos;t race, I dont even run but this is one of the most inspiring, motivational films I have seen. It proves we are all more capable then we think we are. Crossing the finish line of life with nothing left in us is a worthy goal. I don&apos;t run, but I do cycle long distances...........&quot;patience &amp; wisdom&quot; will be a new mantra. Thank you for giving so much.

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  @vanessarook · 2 years ago

  Hi Sally! I hope you see this! I decided to start training for a half marathon in September (couch to half marathon, the only “long distance” running I had ever done in my life was a 5k that I did when I was in 5th grade) and I’m using the Nike Run Club app and you happened to be a coach for one of my runs! I remember you talking about how you do ultra marathons and I was like “wow how does she do it. I’m doing a speed run that’ll end up being less than 3 miles at the ends and I am feeling WHOOPED” and it made me feel as though I was falling behind in the training because I was so many weeks in and I still found some of my 3-4 mile runs difficult. But then I found your channel and started watching all your ultra marathons and it opened my eyes that everyone is going to struggle. Everyone will feel behind at time. Everyone will get leg pain during a run. Everyone will need to stop to walk for a little before starting again. Everyone has off days. But there is no reason to back down just because of that. I remember you said “you only have to run at mile pace for 30 seconds. Since I do ultra marathons a mile is so easy!” And I was like “well not for me” but looking back at it, it was! It really was! Because it is easy for ANYONE as long as you have the right mindset. It took me so long to realize that I don’t have to be the BEST at it, I just have to get it done. And that is okay. Watching your videos and seeing you struggle has genuinely helped me so much to learn that when I struggle, that is human nature. And now, I can run 10 miles with ease :)

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  @brianshaver3855 · 2 years ago

  I’m in awe of Sally! &nbsp; This feat isn’t something I can comprehend. &nbsp;A marathon hurts, this is unbelievable to me. &nbsp;I run because of the motivation and inspiration from Sally McRae! &nbsp;Great job, I can’t wait to see what’s next! &nbsp;This film gives me chills! &nbsp; ❤

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• JO

  @joe1071 · 2 years ago

  The mental fortitude to carry on with wrecked feet early on is absolutely incredible. Knowing you haven’t even started racing and your feet are trashed, and that once racing they will get even worse is a giant mountain to climb mentally

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• BA

  @BaileyCroffordMusic · 2 years ago

  Absolutely sobbing at the beauty of this. Sally was the first to inspire my running journey. She encourages me to choose strong in every aspect of life. Sally, you’re a gift from God. Thank you for being you. Never stop.

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