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FIVE MILLION STEPS
In April 2019, I embarked on a monumental challenge to bring my body into extreme movement through running, cycling, swimming and cross-fitness training. The goal was to make a total of Five Million Steps, acclimatise to the time zone and temperature, and get ready physically, mentally and emotionally to run 11,000 kilometres through Asia.
My challenge took place on three islands in Indonesia (Bali, Nusa Penida and Gili Trawangan), the Malaysian part of Borneo, and three islands in the Philippines (Luzon, Cebu and Bohol).
Starting from 25,000 steps per day and increasing it to over 100,000 daily, it took me 101 days to complete the challenge on the island of Taiwan. Resulting in a total of Five Million Steps!
Three weeks later, I started running Southeast Asia Ultra-Run, 11,000 kilometres from Hanoi in Vietnam to Denpasar in Bali.
'FIVE MILLION STEPS' CHALLENGE
IN NUMBERS
- Most Steps in one month: 2,000,521
- Most Steps in one week: 569,168
- Most Steps in one day: 107,168
- Active calories burnt: 451,000 +
- Reduced my body fat from 17 % to 9%
- Ate more than 520 bananas
- Ate 3kg of Peanut Butter
- Ate over 260 eggs
- Drank over 450L of water and 90L of milk
- Ran and cycled over 5,700 kilometres
- Climbed 7398 floors
- Descended 6478 floors
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