What do you do when there isn't much to do during quarantine? One woman decided to run a marathon every day. She set an impressive goal of 100 marathons in 100 days.
Alyssa Clark was training to run a marathon when it was canceled due to the pandemic. Instead of retreating back inside to the couch, Clark ran more than one marathon -- she is well on her way to running 100, according to Runners World.
Clark broke the world record with her 61st run on May 30th for most consecutive days running a marathon distance.
Wow! We have breaking news. Alyssa Clark who we profiled in mid-April has just set the unofficial women's world record for most consecutive days running a marathon with 61. Here's a look back at our interview when she was "only" around 10 in a row. https://t.co/DspwOGObxs pic.twitter.com/x9zQmznmOy
— RunSpirited (@RunSpirited) May 30, 2020
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