Spain native Karim El Hayani ran barefoot all his life.
When he moved to Quebec four years ago, he started running in the snow.
He recently broke a world record when he completed a half-marathon on a frozen lake.
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0:10 Spain Eh?
Odd, eh?
What is odd about that?
@louis delarampe idk probably something asinine.
thats nothing my cousins on the rez run to the store to grab milk with no shoes on
If he didn’t get sick, then that’s even more amazing.
How much did alberta pay for this?
He should be volunteering
He will be crippled when he gets old. What are the benefits of this act?
Clout
That are human feet 😳
Nope lol
Does the runner know that Doug Ford has not had to close his business once during the lockdowns ..
Interesting point to know, but what has that got to do with the video?
You need to respect your body. Frostbite is very really and u can loose those feet and toes. Wow this guy has no brain. Wait till u grow older. You are destroying your feet and will probably end up in a wheelchair
No one cares
Wow, 👏 awesome!