Former Liverpool idol John Arne Riise, he completed a major runner-up challenge at a gym in the city of Moss, Norway.
The test, which aimed to collect donations to a charity of mental health, involved athletes who should run a full day on the device.
At 44, Rise showed to be in shape and ran 24 consecutive hoursin a course of approximately 172km.
“It’s the hardest and most intense thing I’ve ever been through, physically and mentally. I am proud of my achievement, ”said John Arne Rise after completing the challenge.
John Arne Rise’s effort was worth it. The 24 -hour consecutive treadmill race yielded about 18 thousand euros (about R $ 108 thousand) for the mental health charity that held the event in Norway.
“The money raised made the challenge worthwhile, even if it was incredibly difficult. I did it for a great cause, mental health! I ended with 172km, in a race I didn’t think I could do, ”said Rise.
After the challenge, the idol revealed what the process of recovery of the test will be.
“I’m going home, taking a shower, putting my feet on the couch, asking for the biggest kebab Of all time, with spicy sauce, soda and sweets. So I won’t move for two days, ”joked the former player.
History in Liverpool
Known for the power of the left leg kick, John Arne Rise played 339 matches for Liverpool, with 30 goals scored.
The former defender won seven titles by Redsamong them in the 2004/2005 season.
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