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Hubie Solley

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@thrshld__
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Online Coach 📲
🏴 TSP x2
🏃🏼 Marathon x2 - 2:55:34
🎯 Backyard Ultra - 24 Laps
🏆 Hyrox World Champs x4

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At the start of this year, I set myself a couple of goals.

One was to take on an ultra-endurance challenge.

The other was to get out of my comfort zone, meet more people in the fitness space and say yes to opportunities I probably would’ve talked myself out of previously.

I don’t think I quite appreciated where that would take me.

This year, fitness has taken me to LA, Las Vegas, Belgium, Marseille, Turin, Chamonix and various other cities across Europe.

From HYROX competitions to running across countries with a group of people who were complete strangers not that long ago.

But looking back, the biggest thing hasn’t actually been the events or the places I’ve visited.

It’s been the people I’ve met along the way.

Some of the friendships and connections I’ve made this year have come from simply putting myself out there, having conversations and being willing to do things that felt a little bit uncomfortable at first.

And I think there’s a pretty big lesson in that, which goes beyond fitness.

Whether it’s starting a business, changing careers, meeting new people or taking on a challenge that scares you a little.

Sometimes you’ve just got to put yourself in the room, say yes and see where it takes you.

Running a gym and building my online coaching business has introduced me to some brilliant people over the years, but this year in particular has been a reminder of just how much opportunity can come from doing something you genuinely enjoy.

Still plenty more I want to do, and plenty more people I want to meet.

One of the best things I’ve done this year is stop waiting for opportunities to come to me and start putting myself in situations where they might happen.

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Caught in the act of… wearing DO. 👀

For the challenge, the energy and everything movement gives back.

From city streets to Lake District trails. @mrjhs out doing his thing at @maverickrace. Wearing ReRun Mens Tee & New Space Mens Hybrid Half Tight.

Performance with purpose. Designed around life.

Who’s running the Maverick Jurassic Coast Trail this Saturday?

LIFE FIT. FOR LIFE.

📸 @laura_rfmedia

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@mackyardevents Backyard Ultra - done son.

I don't normally write posts like this but I'm proud of this one and I want to mark it.

5 years ago I had a heart attack. At the time I liked mountain biking but that was the only real cardio I did. I had just met Kate - my now mega wife - who was into running. My cardiologist said I may need to spend some time learning to do more chill things, increase my cardio and stop being so focused on being, and I quote, "a giant of a human who is incredibly strong."

I started running and I hated it.

I heard @jamessmith say something along the lines of - to not be completely shit you should be able to run 3km without stopping. Off I went and failed at 1.2km. Totally fucked. That became the goal. 3km. When that was done, 5km. Then 10km. Months went by. Then a year. Consistently hating running but going anyway.

No runner's high. No moment where I thought "I just ran 10km and don't really remember it." No BS. It hurt every time. But I did it because I didn't want another heart attack. I wanted to live longer than a fucking heart attack.

So the eating became better. Testing supplements on myself to try move that cardiac needle. More running. Then out of nowhere a half marathon at 6am on a rainy morning on the river. All of a sudden I could do this shitty thing and feel OK. I remember thinking a half was impossible - and then it was done.

30km was next. I hit that at an @omniaperformance event around Battersea Park without telling anyone I was basically running a PB after a couple of hours. Some people did 50km that day and I remember thinking I could never do that. But something changed. I wanted 50km more than I wanted a marathon.

50 fucking km. I really wanted that. I wanted it before I turned 40 but injuries and life had other ideas.

Three weeks after turning 40 - I got it. From 30km straight to 50km. A real fuck around and find out moment.

Around a hideous 2km track of concrete, surrounded by a bunch of legends, at an event run by two of the nicest blokes you'll ever meet and their parents riding shotgun.

I'm proud. Like really fucking proud.

Some people to thank in the comments

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Been a pretty great twelve months travelling the world with my favourite people. Feeling very grateful to have built a life that lets me do so much of what I love :)

Excited for another year of exploring new places, meeting great people, and maybe (finally) moving somewhere new ;)

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The Speed Project is 340 miles on foot, from the Santa Monica Pier to the Welcome to Las Vegas sign. No marked course, no aid stations.

This year, every team and every solo runner on that start line went out with Pelotan.

The route climbs out of LA into the Antelope Valley, crosses the Mojave, and skirts the edge of Death Valley before the final drag into Vegas. Relay teams race it round the clock. The solos are out there for closer to three days.

Nowhere tests sun protection like this. Open desert, no shade, and UV that keeps working on the body hour after hour while the heat does its own damage.

If it holds here, it holds anywhere.

Seen through the eyes of @thrshld__ on their epic relay effort.

Photographs by @__brndnr

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THROW BACK to 12 months ago when I competed at the 2025 Hyrox world champs. Excited to watch this year’s event and racing go down. For me the focus this year has very much shifted away from Hyrox, with me only racing once in a Hyrox earlier this season. Good luck to the crew from last year competing out in Stockholm this year. Go send it.

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Sometimes you question your priorities….

My husband has gone ‘rogue’

Which room would you prep first in your new house? 🤷🏻‍♀️

#hyroxwidow #newbuildjourney #newbuildhomes #hyroxtraining

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SS26 - The Lab: Now Live

This Spring Summer we explored the biomechanics of running through an in-depth analysis of our athlete, Hubie, examining the movement patterns and physiological characteristics that influence his performance.

The Lab is now available to shop online.

Find Your Why

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AP4 - THE TREADMILL FACTORY

I struggle to find the words to describe what an unbelievable experience that was.

250km team total.
72km by myself.

With a week’s notice I found myself in an experiment that truly tested my physical and mental resilience like nothing else before. The rules were simple - 24 hours, team of 4, one curve treadmill, cover as much distance as possible.

Surrounded by psychedelic sounds and lights we gave it our all and fully devoted ourselves to this unique environment. As if the challenge wasn’t hard enough, halfway through the race, we were one man down due to an injury, meaning the remaining three of us had to cover more distance with less time to rest in-between. Our strategy had to be adjusted and we ended up running on no sleep and low energy, but we didn’t give up and we pushed ourselves to the extreme.

I hit a few low moments, but I wouldn’t have been able to get through them if not the support from the most incredible and inspiring team I could have asked for. I will be forever grateful for sharing those memories with all of you 🫶 @thrshld__

Undoubtedly the hardest thing I’ve ever done. But we keep going.

Until next time 🫡

@arcproject
📸 @studio.kevlar

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AP4 - The treadmill factory.

Push The Envelope.

Till the wheels fall off.

THRSHLD_01 - 251km
THRSHLD_02 - 269km

@studio.kevlar 📷
@arcproject ❤️‍🔥
@doclothingco

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AP4

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AP4 - T- Minus 60

50 Teams
50 Treadmills
24 Hours

THRSHLD_01
THRSHLD_02

Out hot and hold on, Win the first K.

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