Backyard Ultra Documentary : IT'S EASY UNTIL IT'S NOT

A Backyard Ultra Documentary about the Danish Backyard Ultra.
Its Easy Until Its Not : A Backyard Story / With English Subtitles
The film that won BEST NORDIC FILM OF THE YEAR at the Nordic Aventure Film Festival in 2019.
A film about what we humans are capable of.
In "It's Easy Until It's Not - A Backyard Story" you can follow Maria Bonne, Lue Tornbo Basstrup, Leon Skriver Hansen, who are all looking to find their limit when they participate in the Danish version of Bigs Backyard Ultra which goes under the name The Great Dane Backyard Ultra. We follow their adventures into the unknown, and along the way we hear about what motivates and drives them, as well as about their preparations and strategy for the race. Backyard Ultra is a foot race where a new race of 6.7 km starts every hour, which the runners have one hour to complete. And so it goes on until there is only one runner left.

#backyardultra #bm100 #Bigsbackyard

Impavid / Charlie Ryan

[meatmotorendurance]

"You can decide next round" is genius coaching. "You are tied for first right now." Also true and genius.

[HessSR]

Haha i love the coach or friend of Lue and the things he told her to motivate her

[Charlotte-eoln]

"If you ever doubt humanity, just show up at an ultra race." Love this!

[Phumay]

Laz is really dropping pearls in the first segment. I could listen to the guy for days. He really understands the psychology behind this stuff.

[noahpaynter]

Laz is such a legend for taking part in all of these documentaries

[MELODYMUNRO]

The only marathon I will ever manage is binge watching marathon videos on youtube...I am exceptional at it.

[dogbolterdave]

I could watch and listen to Lue's beautiful words of wisdom many times over. What she describes of life and humanity is wonderful, indeed she and other runners restore my faith in ourselves ❤

[dsm]

My buddy does these. He is also crazy and he can send his brain to serious places where most of us would have quit long before. I love supporting him and I told him if he got accepted to barkley I would take him.

[filip_]

this movie has inspired me so much to run my first trail marathon soon. ive always ran only half marathons

[Althanjaal]

Really enjoyed this, it shows how close the community is and how slightly mad they are. Thanks for the subtitles.

[beeclimbing]

Thanks Trailbear Films for the care you took making this documentary and for the English subtitles! As a native English speaker, I am more than happy to read subtitles to enjoy content from other cultures <3

[susanjane]

Very good film. Three utterly different runners, each with their own story and struggles. I like this style of race because each lap gives a new picture of the runners. I do wish that basic text was provided for each round with the lap number and a time check when the runner sits. I know it's in the dialog, it would just help with my enjoyment (maybe others?).

[OberpfalzSepp]

Great documentary. It was a joy to watch. Thank you.

[tymanot]

Barkely level in danish ground. Phantastic. Thanks for the Video and the inspirations that came with it. Mange tack from Germany.

[Kristinasmadsen]

I still need to be a member of the Lue Fanclub! Incredible film Trailbear.

[ArthurDentDK]

Just as great as when I watched it the first time at the Nordic Adventure Film Festival! Beautifully told and wonderful people all around!!

[matthewdimond]

I’m trying to finish a small running streak of 90 days during a second quarantine shutdown as I add mileage in anticipation of a 40 mile race and after that a 24 hour 1 mile loop race...AND this movie is perfect motivation...I have shin splints, heel pain, and an angry calf but I keep going out day after day because I have to. There is no stopping now. I’m almost there and have to do it again. And again. Thanks for the inspiration, all of you. 🙏🙏

[misterb]

16 days out from my 100 miler, this I needed. To show how low it can get, and that you can turn it around.

[joshuapatrick]

why is Lazarus Lake outside the state of Tennessee? I didn't know that was possible...

[mickyhansen]

I ran my first half marathon in Lyngby :-) and have since done Copenhagen marathon twice (great race). Amazing place to run, Growing up in Allerod and now living in the US, it was nice to see some danish runners.