What It Takes to Survive a 100 MILES RACE (Western States Endurance Run)

It’s the oldest 100-mile trail race in the world and one of the toughest. The 2025 Western States Endurance Run pushes runners from Olympic Valley to Auburn, California, across 18,000 feet of climbing, 23,000 feet of descent, and scorching summer heat in the Sierra Nevada. This year, five adidas TERREX athletes stepped to the start line and made history. Abby Hall claimed victory in the 4th-fastest women’s time ever, completing a remarkable comeback after a devastating injury. Hannah Allgood, Caitlin Fielder, and Emily Hawgood all finished inside the women’s top 10, while Daniel Jones battled to a top-five finish in the men’s race. CHAPTERS: 02:30 - The spirit and community of Western States 04:12 - Reasons for running 100 miles 10:01 - Abby Hall’s comeback 12:10 - Final preparation for team TERREX 13:50 - Pre-race emotions 17:04 - Aid stations 24:31 - The end is in sight 28:50 -The meaning of Western States Two years on from One Hundred Reasons Why, we return to Western States to tell the next chapter, new stories, new challenges, and another unforgettable day on the trail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBKsRpAns48 Find out more at http://www.adidas.com/terrex