“I always admire how fast you guys can go down and literally fly over that treacherous technical descent with loose gravel, stones, and other technical obstacles that, if missed, can get you a few nasty scratches. Over the years, erosion has taken its toll and make it even more...
Salvador Miranda’s training run photos from Black Mountain descent can be found in this photo album. Note: The proceeds of all photo purchases are donated to North Shore Search and Rescue. Each photo is a digital download (without the KKNSTR watermark) for $2 CAD.
Runners: you were not having illusions when you think you saw Salvador throughout the course. He was at the Start line, at the descent from Black Mountain and at the Finish line from 10:30am to 4pm. Kudos to Salvador (3 times Knee Knacker finisher) who did the photographer’s version of...
“Be water…” Flow rather than run… Stride lightly over the top rather than in the valleys Breathe deep, relax and let go of your fear… …Andreas Waldhaus, 2 times Knee Knacker finisher Photo credit: John Reynolds
“That moment when you reach Eagle Bluffs and realize that the biggest climb of the day is behind you… there’s no high quite like it.” …Hilary Matheson, race day photographer Photo credit: Hilary Matheson
The RD: Race dedication Smooth running of the event It is in her blood …Haiku poem written by Keith Wakelin, 2001 Men Winner, 24 times Knee Knacker finisher First time Knee Knackerers: will it get in your blood? Photo credit: Salvador Miranda
