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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2024 · 31 MIN

Warum läuft man 5000 Kilometer durch Wüste, Gebirge und Dschungel, Herr Coban?

from Martini 43 · host WESER-KURIER

Wenn der Bremer Savas Coban die Laufschuhe schnürt, geht es in aller Regel nicht eben nur um den Block. Der Mann ist Extremläufer und seine Trainingseinheiten liegen häufig bei deutlich mehr als 20 Kilometern. Und das ist noch ein Klacks. Jedenfalls im Vergleich zu dem Lauf, den Coban Ende 2022 unternahm. 5170 Kilometer ist der 31-Jährige durch Peru gelaufen, innerhalb von 87 Tagen. Das macht im Schnitt jeden Tag 60 Kilometer. Hitze in der Wüste, klirrende Kälte im Gebirge, Moskitos im Dschungel - nichts hielt Coban bei seinem Ultralauf auf. Wie bereitet man sich auf sowas vor? Welche Dinge erlebt man dabei? Und vor allem: Warum macht man sowas? Martini 43 geht in Folge 7 ans Limit. Gehen Sie mit!

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