Jamie Aarons Biography, Age, Height, Career, Net Worth, Family- American ultra runner, Jamie Aarons was born and raised in California, United States of America.
Before moving to Scotland in 2005, reportedly for a year or two, she spent a lot of time competing in chlorinated swimming.
She ran her first marathon in NYC before relocating. She was happy to finish it and check it off her bucket list, but she didn’t anticipate doing much more running in the future.
However, after moving to Scotland, Jamie took up trail running, mountain biking, kayaking and the freedom of roaming.
She often participates in numerous activities on the nearby hills, lakes and trails with her rescue dogs, Pirate and Hope, collectively known as The Fluffs. He usually does these activities with his partner Andy.
Jamie Aarons Nationality
Aarons was born and raised in California, United States of America. She is American.
Age of Jamie Aarons
Aarons was born in 1980, making her currently 43 years old.
Jamie Aarons Net Worth
Aarons’ net worth has not been specified online at the time of filing this report.
Jamie Aarons Height and Weight
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The Education of Jamie Aarons
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Career of Jamie Aarons
Jamie Aarons is the woman who set a new time record for climbing all mountains in Scotland higher than 3,000 feet (914 m).
She completed the challenge in 31 days 10 hours and 27 minutes, beating the previous record by more than 12 hours.
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The 282 mountains that meet the standard are collectively referred to as Munros. Aarons completed the challenge by climbing 459,000 feet, or 16 ascents of Mount Everest.
Between each Munro she ran, cycled and kayaked, covering a combined distance of about 1,500km on foot and about the same distance on bike.
Aarons is originally from California but moved to Scotland in 2005 to serve as a social work adviser to the Scottish Government.
She started the effort on 26 May at Ben More on the Isle of Mull and ended it at 16:57 BST on 31 May at Ben Klibreck in Sutherland in the Scottish Highlands.
Former sailor Donnie Campbell from Skye previously held the record for the self-propelled Munro challenge. It took him 31 days, 23 hours and 2 minutes to complete the task.
The previous record for the fastest woman was set in 2017 by Libby Kerr and Lisa Trollope, who completed the challenge in a combined time of 76 days and 10 hours. Aaron’s time was also less than half of that record.
She has tackled all the Munros twice before, once with her partner Andy Taylor and once with Mr Taylor, the couple’s two dogs and their gear.
As well as breaking the record, Aarons raised £14,000 for World Bicycle Relief, a charity that gives bikes to children in less developed countries so they can be more mobile and have better access to essentials such as schools, markets and health facilities.
“My journey will take me across the length and breadth of Scotland, across sea and loch, from remote glens to the highest point in the United Kingdom; and through more miles of swamp than I can think of,” she said at the start of the marathon.
She went on to say that donating money to a good cause would “motivate me through the tough miles.” Follow: https://mymorningtea.in/
Jamie Aarons Family and Siblings
At the time of filing this report, we have no details about Aaron’s parents and siblings.
Husband of Jamie Aarons
Aarons’ is reportedly married to a man named Andy.
Children of Jamie Aarons
We have no details of Aaron’s children.
