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To beat the 42 hills of the Lake District within 24 hours is a challenge and an invitation to the Bob Graham Club, which Martin Nytra and his partner Pavel Paloncy could not refuse.

The grand finale of Luboš Kratochvíl's diary on the ascent to Mount Elbrus is here. Will the team manage to reach the summit for the second time or will they fail?

Preparations for another attempt to get to the summit of the Russian giant Elbrus are at their peak and Leoš and the rest of the expedition team are preparing for everything. The fun starts!

After winning gold at the Icelandic stage race Glacier 360, the well-coordinated pair, Milan Damek and Jan Jobánek attacked the top positions again.

An exciting and unconventional spectacle in the centre of Hradec Králové (CZ) brought again the ride up Gočár's stairs, ride down the singing stairs and much more.

The best weather in the last few years, ideal conditions and jubilant mood. How did the attempt to reach the summit of Mt Elbrus turn out?

The water supply to the camp was interrupted. The pipe across the flooded river had broken off, so we set out to save the camp. We fell trees, climbed ropes and ladders, risking our lives. How did it all turn out? See in the second part of the diary from the Caucasus.

Did the remaining members of the Kilpi Racing Team manage to finish the extreme 200-mile Bigfoot 200 ultra-marathon within the time limit? Find out in the last part of the four-part series by Michal Činčiala.

When a snowstorm tears your tent and the trail to the summit turns into a glass wall. The first part of Leoš Kratochvíl's diary from the expedition to the summit of the Caucasian giant Elbrus.

Sometimes words are not enough to describe the palette of emotions and the hot atmosphere of the B7 sky marathon. That is why we let the results of the lenses of photographers there speak for themselves. Here is our top selection!

How did the 200-mile extreme mountain marathon over the Cascade Mountains (Washington, USA) turn out for Michal Činčiala? Read Michael's breathtaking story describing his run to the finish line beyond exhaustion.

An active body and soul athlete will probably never allow themselves not to move at least a bit while on vacation. How much "a bit" means in the case of Martina Chrástková? Find out HERE.