Sandy Barwick = Ultra Marathon PIONEER! #shorts
Episode Description
Sandy Barwick was the first woman in history to complete 1,300 miles (2,092 kms) in a certified race.
She's held multiple ultra-distance world records, ran the length of New Zealand to raise money for diabetes, and was awarded an MBE in 1994 for services to athletics.
An absolute pioneer of ultra-running in New Zealand, and a TOTAL SAVAGE!
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Brief Summary
Sandy Barick discusses her ultra-running records and rigorous training regimen.
Key points
- Sandy Barick's World Record. In 1990, Sandy Barick set a world record by covering 559 miles in 6 days.
- First Woman to Complete 1,300 Mile Race. Sandy became the first woman to finish a 1,300 mile race, showcasing her endurance.
