Riki Abad runs 112 kilometers on the treadmill to honor the 112 Emergency Service

The ultrafondista Riki Abad, has completed a whopping 112 kilometers on the treadmill

To complete them he has invested a 11 hours and 24 minutes and he has had to drink about 15 liters of water.

Ricardo, is a experienced ultrarunner And he has several challenges on his legs like doing 52 Ironman in 52 weeks. 150 marathons in 150 days, 500 marathons in 500 days, a triple ultraman, and much more

Riki already had experience on the treadmill as he had already run 24 hours on one occasion.

He chose the figure of 112 kilometers since in Spain it is the emergency telephone number

This challenge has been done to honor all the people who are fighting against the Covid-19such as doctors, health workers, police, civil protection and those who are helping to move the country forward.

He decided to do it, after his mother recovered from Covid-19 after being 13 admitted to the hospital

“Last week I made a promise that if my mother got out of this, she would run 112 kilometers on the treadmill in honor and tribute to all the people who are fighting to stop this and help so many people affected by the damn virus overcome it: doctors. , toilets, police, civil protection and so many who leave home every day exposing their lives to move forward a country.

Why 112: It has always been the emergency telephone number and the one to ask for help.

PS: for the most purists to say that I do not intend to put my health or integrity at risk with this challenge, I am an experienced person and I have already run 24 hours on a treadmill.

Of course, 112 kilometers on the treadmill in my attic is not easy and it will be a great physical and mental exercise.”

Challenge overcome in 11 hours 24 minutes.

After completing the challenge, Riki posted:

It had to be used thoroughly, great dehydration despite having the gut inflated with liquid, I drank about 15 liters and only lost 2,1 Kg.

Hips heavily loaded and sore, but very satisfied.

In the first place, I dedicate it to my mother, it was for her that I made the promise, and secondly, it goes to the doctors, health workers, police, civil protection, and so many who every day leave home exposing their lives to carry out a Country.