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A man who ran the entire length of Africa has completed a relay run challenge across Iceland. Russ Cook, nicknamed Hardest ...
British ultrarunner Russ Cook, also known as the Hardest Geezer, ran the entire length of Africa in just under a year.
Over two relentless days, Cook and six other endurance athletes formed TEAM 247, completing a 607km relay from ...
THIS is the moment 'Hardest Geezer' revealed the very surprising first thing he'll do as he completed his epic run across Africa. Russ Cook admitted on Sunday he's "a bit tired" after finishing ...
Russ Cook, the so-called ‘Hardest Geezer' is setting up a travel company offering high-octane adventures to those brave ...
Russ said he 'barely slept' during the challenge and managed to complete it in two days.
It took 352 days for the man who calls himself 'the Hardest Geezer' to run from the southernmost point to the northernmost tip of Africa Guy Kelly April 8, 2024 at 7:15 PM UTC· 10 min read ...
On Sunday, Russ Cook, the self-styled “Hardest Geezer”, completed his epic traverse of Africa, arriving at Ras ben Sakka, the northernmost point of Tunisia. He was ready for a drink, even a ...
Russ Cook, the so-called "Hardest Geezer" who became the first person to run the length of Africa, set off on a new challenge on Tuesday, running to Germany from Wembley Stadium to support England ...
U.K.'s "Hardest Geezer" runs length of Africa for charity London — A British man has taken the concept of running for charity to a whole new level. Russ Cook, 27, completed a year-long quest ...
Hardest Geezer Russ Cook, who ran the entire length of Africa, will return to long-distance running at the London Marathon on April 21. Mr Cook, from West Sussex, said he planned to run the ...
UK’s ‘Hardest Geezer’ completes challenge to run length of Africa Russ Cook finishes the journey of more than 16,000km (9,940 miles) in 352 days, raising $870,000 for two separate charities.
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