The winner of the Last Soul Ultra ran 94 loops. He ran 94 because the man who lost ran 93. The fo...The winner of the Last Soul Ultra ran 94 loops. He ran 94 because the man who lost ran 93. The fo...
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The winner of the Last Soul Ultra ran 94 loops. He ran 94 because the man who lost ran 93.
The format is a 6.7km loop, every hour, on the hour, until one runner is left. 169 started in Germany on a Friday afternoon. It ended Tuesday morning.
What kept Mark Dowdle going was not a target. There isn't one. No finish line, no distance to reach, no clock to beat. The only thing sending him back out was that Ayyoub El Osrouti hadn't stopped.
Ello is the one I keep thinking about.
He was running on the same Achilles that ended his race the year before, when he stepped off and the win went to someone else. Reports say it flared again. He walked longer and longer stretches through the final morning and kept making the bell anyway. 93 loops. Second-best backyard run by a German, ever.
He lost. He also dragged the winner past a mark that had never been beaten on German soil.
#lastsoulultra #winner
What if you could explore a basketball arena in 3D before booking your seat?
You found the game. But before you pay, how do you know which seat is worth it? A flat seating chart gives you a section and a number, but it can be hard to picture your position relative to the court.
Turin's biggest run club has no website to book and see events
So what do you build when 150+ people show up every Thursday and the whole thing runs on Instagram stories and WhatsApp threads?
For the @Lovable challenge, I built Endorphin's site and their booking system
I started with their reality.
I went through everything they publish. No website. Stories, a Linktree, two WhatsApp groups. 150+ people at the season opener, around 11K followers, nights with Nike and adidas. "Can I come?" arrives as a DM, and every answer is typed by hand.
Strategy before screens.
Endorphin isn't a logistics problem. The product is connection, and the run is the excuse. So Thursday stays booking-free: "I'm coming", one tap, a signal and not a reservation. Real booking exists only where spots are real: the drops. Brands get their own door. The crew gets one room instead of an inbox. The real power is behind "add every thursday to you calendar" button.
Every state designed in Figma before I touch Lovable.
Calendar, carousel, full, waitlist, booked, past. The molecule. The formula. One visual language: black, volt yellow, mono labels.
Lovable gets a spec, not a wish.
One prompt at a time, with the Figma design system: sizes, colors, timings, easing. I check the result against my board before I send the next one.
Details that make it feel like the club.
Endorphin is a molecule, so the homepage have one. Every dot is a moment from a Thursday. A "Your move" card asks three taps before any form, so you see people like you before you see a pass. Then you slide to claim it.
First time?
Live website and book page:
https://endorphin-spark-flow.lovable.app
Find the black flag.