Top 3 Most BRUTAL Marathon finishes EVER!

The marathon is a beautiful distance but at the same time BRUTAL as well.
Here we zoom in on the top 3 most brutal finishes from elite runners ever seen!

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[dna]

Wow, the mind will override the body to get over a line 🎉

[alexm]

It’s a wild feeling. One minute you’re good, then before you know it your legs don’t work, field of vision narrows and you can’t hear anything. My face felt like it was on fire mid blackout… Can’t wait for my next marathon 😂 (fueling properly this time)

[MrBackpacker]

There's something absolutely magical about running and leaving every ounce of strength you have on the course. Last year I ran my first marathon and got 12 seconds under my goal of 4 hours, I felt like a superhero.

[PaaZ]

I walked up a flight of stairs to get to my office today. This is exactly how I felt.

[barefootbeachrunner]

At 57 years old ive run 15 marathons and 3 ultras
Toughest event ive ever done was 56 km with 1700m of elevation gain
The last 10km i felt i had nothing left
All will power

[paWikangbaHi]

“My country did not send me 5, 000 miles to start the race; they sent me 5, 000 miles to finish the race.” - John Stephen Akhwari

[bomiedorley]

Side wow before even reading some of the comments!!! Just wow!! So much power, will, dedication, and determination!!! Mind blowing!!!

[AdAnthony]

Teary eyes seeing this. The amount of sheer will these people have.

[billylee]

Ran my first 5K Saturday 😅(This is how I felt)

[amarmishra]

Tears of joy seeing human's indomitable spirit in action

[saltycomments]

This is what it takes to be the best at anything.. everything you have

[celebrex]

When u see finishing line..your brain cant take it anymore

[qpfskpz]

My outmost respect for these Spartans👏👏👏

[bearmanroar]

look how nice the people helped out the third racer as soon as he crosses they put him on they're shoulders

[edwardwilliammorris]

You can program your mind that you ARE unbreakable and will not stop EVER . Run for your life 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

[mnvn]

This made me tear up!!. Absolute beast these people!. Both their mind and body are a f’ing steel. Even if the body knows it’s limitations, the mind keeps it going.. I’m ugly crying over here.. 😭😭😭😭😭😭 it’s human spirit!.

[Reckoning]

Running 5k to marathon distances competitively myself, I can say that, especially when adrenaline is spiking, your mind just goes blank and you’re on autopilot. You stop hearing and seeing your surroundings, you feel the fatigue but your mind is not processing it, all your mind knows is to keep moving.
Running never gets easier, you just get faster, there’s good days and then there’s the really bad ones and when you learned to endure the suffering in training, your mind will somehow just override a total shutdown of your body during a race. There’s races where I had a really bad day myself and I don’t remember portions of it, it’s all just a blur. Come to think of it, it’s actually a little scary how powerful the mind can be because, yes, this is absolutely not healthy.

[skeptik]

I just wanna say…

” WHOS GONNA CARRY THE BOATS“

[sophiaponce]

Amazing runners! I so proud of them! ❤

[olivierbernardie]

Respect, jusqu au bout, un défi physique et surtout un MORAL. FELICITATIONS aux finisher.