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Russ Cook becomes the first person ever to run the entire length of Africa.
The tale of a British endurance runner has made international headlines after achieving a remarkable feat. Before starting his journey, Russ Cook battled drinking, gambling, and mental health issues.
He became the first person to run the whole length of Africa in 352 days and more than 16,000 kilometers through 16 countries.
Speaking on the last day of his run he told Sky News “It’s quite hard to put into words, 352 days on the road, long time without seeing family, my girlfriend,”
Cook who has coined the name “The Hardest Geezer”, has been documenting his journey on social media.
Day 349 of running the entire length of Africa🫡 pic.twitter.com/VVPglOBiX9
— Russ Cook (@hardestgeezer) April 4, 2024
After 352 days, he finished the whole circumnavigation and crossed the finish line in Ras Angela, Tunisia, on Sunday afternoon
The first person ever to run the entire length of Africa. Mission complete🫡 pic.twitter.com/PZk5aDCDgH
— Russ Cook (@hardestgeezer) April 7, 2024
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