i think our biggest challenge is actually probably going to be scafell pike, because that's the point of logistics. for months now, he's had imo running 100 miles a week. sprint? go on, then go. all the hard work physically has been done, so now it's just keeping imo nice and calm, controlled. we've been out training in six inches of snow up ben nevis. now it's just about ignoring the things we can't control, remembering all the hard work that she's put in and thenjust being ready to go when it's time. yeah, three big mountains starting at sea level, hiking a big mountain, running to the next, hiking up a mountain and then running to the next. 420 miles or 16 marathons back—to—back. she'll have to reach the top of ben nevis in scotland, scafell pike in cumbria and snowdon in wales. do you recognise that gate? yeah, it's going to say i think i saw that. it's past cameron house, isn't it? the current record stands at seven days and 31 minutes. it was set in 1979 by british race walker anne sayer. don't underestimate how fast that woman could walk. she could walk at five miles an hour an

year—old imogen boddy is running 422 miles over the uk's highest mountains — ben nevis in scotland, scafell pike the previous record from sea—level to sea—level is seven days and 31 minutes, and was set in 1979. nicola rees caught up with imogen before she set off. you have to run 100km every day for seven days. can you do it? i can do it, yes. yes, she can! at this stage, it's all about the positive. imogen boddy set her sights on her record and wants to be the fastest to compete in the national three pea ks challenge. i have trained unbelievably hard. i feel ready but i'm nervous. i think my biggest challenge is the point where you're four and a half days in. coach chris is in charge of logistics. for months, he's had imo running 100 miles a week. go! all the hard work has been done it is by keeping her controls. we've been out training in six inches of snow. notjust about ignoring things we can't control, remembering all the hard work and being ready to go. three big mountains. we started at sea level. running through the next, hiking overand then running to the next. 420 miles, 16 marathons

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that's ben nevis in scotland, scafell pike in cumbria and snowdon in wales.reporter nicola rees caught up with her before she set off. so you'll have to run 100 kilometres every day for seven days. can you do it? i can do it, chris. i can do it. yes, you can. at this stage it's all about the positive attitude. imo boddy�*s set her sights on a british fell running record. she wants to be the fastest to complete the national three pea ks challenge. yes, huge challenge. i train unbelievably hard and i feel ready, but i'm nervous. i think our biggest challenge is actually probably going to be scafell pike, because that's the point where you're four—and—a—half days in at this stage so very fatigued. coach chris is in charge of logistics. for months now, he's had imo running 100 miles a week. sprint? go on, then go. all the hard work physically has been done, so now it's just keeping imo nice and calm, controlled. we've been out training in six inches of snow up ben nevis. now it's just about ignoring the things we can't control, remembering all the hard work that