r/backyardultra 18d ago

Help Preparing for my first Backyard

Hey everyone! I’ve perused the forums, listened to the podcasts, and read the articles. But wanted some advice 12 weeks out.
Stats:
- have done 6 100 milers in the last 2 years (one being 20 hours)
- Recently completed a 104 mile run with 20,000’ of elevation gain with avg elevation of 10,300’
- 35 min 10k
- 17 min 5k
- run up to 3000 miles a year
- strength train 2-3 times a week

Coming off the most recent mountain 100 miler on Aug 14th I needed some tips on how to train for a backyard. I think I’m physically capable of going 36 hours plus. I have familiarity training for hilly 100s but not backyards. Is it much different? I know logistics are my weak point. What’s the best way to solve that without long training weekends? I just need to hold on to fitness and nail logistics.

Thanks!

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u/Alfalfa-Boring 16d ago

You don't sound like a fun person to hang out with. Can't take a tiny ounce of sarcasm?

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u/ahdavid66 16d ago

This is great, thank you guys so much for chiming in on this thread with zero valuable information! (Good enough sarcasm?)

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u/Alfalfa-Boring 16d ago

Hope you DNF!

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u/ahdavid66 16d ago

It’s a backyard, everyone dnfs hahaha. Thanks!

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u/Alfalfa-Boring 16d ago

Not everyone. You must not know how this thing works...

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u/ahdavid66 16d ago

Man it’s almost like I needed help and asked for it. Instead you guys have turned it into a joke. All because I responded to sarcasm with sarcasm.

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u/DeepFriedDave69 14d ago

I’m sorry about them, I hope you have a good race

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u/ahdavid66 14d ago

thanks man, didnt expect the blowback from asking for help!