The Bloody Long Run
Run as far as you possibly can in one single run. No minimum distance. The longer you go, the more tickets you earn.
Once it's installed, find The Bloody Long Run in the Challenges feed.
One run. Make it bloody long.
Lace up and run as far as you can in one continuous activity. There's no minimum distance, and the further you go, the more tickets you earn.
Keep your average pace at 15:00 per km or faster, track it on a GPS watch or running app, and log it in the Harry's app. Treadmills are allowed. You can only have one run submitted at a time, so make it a big one.
Run further. Earn more.
Every run earns tickets into Harry's monthly prize draw, and the further you go, the more you earn. The top three on the leaderboard pick up bonus tickets on top.
Bonus tickets land when the challenge closes. Live leaderboard and draw details are in the app.
One run. Keep moving.
Run it in one go between 6am AEDT Mon 2 Nov and 6pm AEDT Tue 2 Feb. Any of these and your run won't count.
Split across more than one activity.
Doesn't countAverage pace slower than 15:00 per km.
Doesn't countDistance, elapsed time or GPS data missing from the activity.
Doesn't countAn old run from before the window.
Doesn't countTracking & Submission
- GPS wearable or running app: COROS, Garmin, Apple Watch, Strava, etc.
- Distance, elapsed time and GPS data must show in your activity.
- Upload image proof, and add your Strava or wearable activity link if you have one.
- Issues? ethan@hardcoreharrys.com.au
How To Enter
The Bloody Long Run is free to enter with the Harry's app. Download it free and join from the Challenges feed.
Enter in app Already in the app? Open The Bloody Long RunShow full disclaimer
Participation is voluntary and at your own risk.
You confirm you are in good physical health and assume all liability for any injuries. Hardcore Harry's AU PTY LTD reserves the right to disqualify any entry that violates submission rules. Repeated violations may lead to removal from the challenge.How does an as-far-as-you-can challenge work?
Some challenges have no finish line. You get one continuous activity, a run, a ride or a swim, and your score is simply how far you went before you stopped.
That changes how you prepare. Pace for the long haul, not the first hour. Plan your water and food before you start, because one continuous effort means one long day out, and running out of fuel ends more big efforts than tired legs do.
It also suits everyone. A first-timer and a seasoned ultra athlete are both chasing the same thing: further than they've gone before.
- One continuous activity
- The whole distance in a single recorded effort, not several stitched together.
- Fuelling
- Eating and drinking during a long effort to keep your energy up.
- Personal best
- The furthest you've ever gone. The real target in a challenge like this.
From download to the draw.
- 1
Download Harry's
Free on the App Store and Google Play.
- 2
Join the challenge
Find The Bloody Long Run in the Challenges feed and tap join. It's free to enter.
- 3
Do it. Prove it.
Track it with your watch or a running app, then log it in the Harry's app with a screenshot or your Strava link.
- 4
Climb the board
Every entry goes on the leaderboard, and earns your shot at the prizes.
The Bloody Long Run challenge, explained.
More challenges like this.
How Far Can You Go?
The Bloody Long Run is on from Monday 2 November 2026 to Tuesday 2 February 2027, so download Harry's and go long.