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@festival_des_templiers 2026.

There’s nothing quite like running in the mountains, crewing for your friends, supporting them and sharing beautiful moments together.

Looking forward for the next one!

@powerup
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I’m not that long caption kinda guy but in this case, it’s not even enough characters to describe my journey at TSP PYR ZERO.

A few weeks ago @aleixferrerr asked me if I want to run from one side of the Pyrenees to the other. Roughly 700 km with a crazy amount of elevation. I had around 400 km in my legs since May. So naturally I said yes. Right after signing up I got goosebumps and a proper panic. Way out of my comfort zone.

We trained a bit, ran up the castle in Girona a few times, and slowly I realized it will be tough but maybe I can do it. I had no idea how tough.

The setup: a core team of four, supported by one or two more people along the way. All of us in one small camper van, all the time together. Clear roles, everybody knew what to take care of. We supported each other when someone asked for it and every decision was made together. That’s honestly why it worked.

The strategy: trails almost only by day. Worked really well, even though we probably haven’t seen the full beauty of the Pyrenees. But we live close, so we’ll explore them more.

October 1st, 4 am, my first leg: 12 km. About a tenth of what I ended up running. As a team it was around 680 to 700 km and 24,000 to 25,000 m in 102 hours. My part: 160 km and 5,000 m.

Since I stopped competing, my relationship with running was complicated. An unhealthy situationship. I struggled with consistency and finding the feeling again. Out there I had to confront my past and feel that I can run again, without being afraid that my body breaks under the amount of running. Finishing with almost no problems shows me it can handle it. And I can feel the difference to cycling and appreciate the transformation you go through when you run for that long.

So many little details came full circle. Like the audio recordings we made during the trip, which helped us keep pushing in the end. An insane masterpiece of execution by the whole team.

Danke to everyone involved. Still processing, can’t believe what just happened. Definitely not my last time.

#thespeedproject #templerunning #trailrunning #pyrenees
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still processing what just happened in the last 7 days 

#fueledbymaurten #thespeedproject #pyrenees
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TSP PYR - San Sebastián.

Last 150 km.

We decide to push through the night.

We time it perfectly to reach the top of the last climb at sunrise, before descending towards San Sebastián.

Our expedition comes to an end. 700 km and 38,000 m of climbing through the Pyrenees, as one team.

So many moments, images and memories that we’ll keep for ourselves, and that will remain with us forever.

No podium. No finish line. But we found what we were looking for.

Thank you, Pyrenees.

@templerunninggirona 
@thespeedproject
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TSP PYR - Day 2.

3:00am start on four hours of sleep.

A technical trail section through the night to leave Andorra. Fog, no visibility and slippery rocks on the descent.

With sunrise, the weather finally opened up. For a few hours. Then another storm came in at the top of the big climb of the day.

The weather has not been gentle, and the Pyrenees are showing their wild side.

We listen and we respect. So we reroute onto the road for the night.

The scenic views will have to wait until tomorrow.

Halfway point in sight.

@templerunninggirona 
@thespeedproject
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