You got this man! Proud of you to accept the challenge. I will be there rooting you on. While I would love to pace you for the final loop, I can't guarantee how I will be after NB100 in early Oct. Otherwise, I'd give a hard commit. But who knows. I know I jumped from my first 50K to a 50 miler. Although it was flat, I ran my first unofficial 50K during my training run on the Neuse River Greenway for the 50 mi. There's no doubt than you can and will finish Uwharrie 100. Sleep deprivation, digestion, nutrition may be the biggest hurdles to overcome and hopefully the weather is good too. If you think about it, you have to make the jump somewhere 56 to 100 or 62 to 100, either way, what's a few more miles as they say? LOL!
You got this man! Proud of you to accept the challenge. I will be there rooting you on. While I would love to pace you for the final loop, I can't guarantee how I will be after NB100 in early Oct. Otherwise, I'd give a hard commit. But who knows. I know I jumped from my first 50K to a 50 miler. Although it was flat, I ran my first unofficial 50K during my training run on the Neuse River Greenway for the 50 mi. There's no doubt than you can and will finish Uwharrie 100. Sleep deprivation, digestion, nutrition may be the biggest hurdles to overcome and hopefully the weather is good too. If you think about it, you have to make the jump somewhere 56 to 100 or 62 to 100, either way, what's a few more miles as they say? LOL!