Another crazy challenge in the Hungarian Forrest Gump

László Piringer, also referred to as the Hungarian Forrest Gump, made another amazing challenge. The 43 -year -old sportsman, a 43 -year -old Miami Beach, ran 10 marathons in the heat of Florida in five days and, as usual, connected it to a charity fundraising.

László moved overseas in 2005, where he tried to prevail as a musician. Running around 2018 was part of its everyday life due to its lifestyle change. Since then, he has drew attention to several extreme productions: in 2021 in 78 days He crossed the United States From Los Angeles to New York, in 2022 ran on Margaret Island for 24 hoursIn 2023 in 120 days 120 Half Marathons performed on a treadmill, with which he set up a new Guinness record. He recently made another crazy challenge.

– I did this deliberately alone. I just walked out on the local runway with my little refrigerator bag and started circling. This is how I ran 10 marathons in five days. So I completed a total of 422 kilometers, ie 84 km per day László began his adventure report to our newspaper. – It wasn’t easy and I went through many upsets. The course I ran was incredibly hot, 30 degrees heat, 80 percent humidity and zero shadow.

During the five -day stunt approx. He burned 35,000 calories – while an average person consumes two thousand a day.

– I had to eat a lot to make up for the energy I burned. These five days were practically just about running, sleeping and eating. I had to consume an incredible amount of dough and pizza, now for a while I certainly don’t want to look at these dishes even The runner, sponsored by several American companies, noted: sports drinks and energy -rich food.

With his action, he wanted to draw attention to a good matter. He has collected donations to Voice of Children’s Foundation, which helps abused children.

– So far, slightly more than 200 thousand HUF has been raised. But the donation link will be open for months, so I hope this amount will rise much higher until then László explained.

He wants to set a good example for his two and a half year old son, Ezra.

– I am very happy and proud to have succeeded. I hope this will motivate my son and others towards a healthier, more active lifestyle and to dare to dream big, to cut into bold things and live – said László, who will soon be published by two running books, which he wrote to children.