団体概要

グローバルリミッツは2012年よりカンボジア、ブータン、スリランカ、アルバニアでマルチステージレースを開催してまいりました。2020年にはサントメ・

プリンシペにてシリーズ受賞者を対象にしたレースも開催予定です。現地の文化とランニングの融合が私たちのゴールであり、歴史的に見応えがある場所を開催地に選び、現地の民家に滞在するというローカルな体験もご用意しています。

ボランティアや現地のパートナーを含む私たちのチームは、数々のマルチステージレースを開催してきた熟練のランナーであり、イベントオーガナイザーでもあります。

専属のプロ・メディカルチームは過酷な環境下での対処に特化し、レース期間中のための高水準の緊急医薬品も常備しています。

レースオーガナイザー: GlobalLimits

ゼネラルマネージャー: Stefan Betzelt (ドイツ)

レースディレクター: Daniel Meyer (スイス)

医師・メディカルディレクター : Dr. Ryan Paterson, MD （アメリカ）

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現地組織: Cambodia Cycling

Stefan Betzelt/Germany - Founder and CEO of GlobalLimits

Stefan was born and lives in Wiesbaden/Germany. He founded GlobalLimits in 2012. Stefan has a wealth of extreme racing experience, having participated in many of the most gruelling ultra races around the world. He also participated in about 20 city-marathons (PB 2:46) and successsfully climbed the Kilimanjaro and the Mount Aconcagua.

Stefan has visited more than 101 countries and learnt a great deal about different cultures and people. He now makes use of this experience to select outstanding and unique locations for the GlobalLimits races.

Stefan has worked as a managing director for some of the leading global financial institutions before he retired in 2006 to become a self employed financial and personnel consultant but now is full time focused on GlobalLimits.

Stefan is also a member of the Curatoship of the Institute of Sports Medicine in Frankfurt/Germany.

Daniel Meyes, Zürich/Switzerland - Course Director

Daniel is a passionated multisport athletes coming from Zürich, who loves to be in nature. When traveling he tries to combine his activities with all kind of outdoor sports such as running, mountain biking, kayaking or rock climbing. Daniel is a frequent starter in international desert or mountain ultra races, triathlons and other multi-sport events.
He successfully completed the inaugural GlobalLimits events Cambodia 2012, Sri Lanka 2015, Albania 2017, Sao Tome 2020 and finished all of them in the Top 6.
In 2013 he already volunteered at GlobalLimits Bhutan and in 2016 in Cambodia.
Now Daniel makes use of his excellent knowledge of the course in Cambodia and the needs of the runners when navigating.

Dr Ryan Paterson, Denver/USA - Medical Director

Dr. Ryan Paterson attended the University of Vermont School of Medicine and completed his Emergency Medicine Residency and Fellowship in Wilderness/Altitude/Expedition Medicine at Denver Health Medical Center/University of Colorado. He also holds advanced certifications in Tropical Medicine from the London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (DTM&H) and in Mountain Medicine (DiMM). He is a practicing Emergency Physician for Kaiser Permanente at St Joseph’s Hospital in Denver, Colorado.

Dr. Paterson serves as co-course director for the Wilderness Medical Society and Universities of Colorado and Utah’s Diploma in Mountain Medicine Course (DiMM). He is the current United States delegate to the International Society of Mountain Medicine (ISMM). Currently, Dr. Paterson is working, in partnership with CU South Denver to develop a Wilderness Medicine for Kids program utilizing an original curriculum. He also serves as medical director for No Barriers and another non-profit (Kolkata City Mission) working to establish sustainable development solutions in education, health, women’s empowerment, micro-enterprise and public-health for informal communities in and around Kolkata, India.

Ryan already served as a race medical director at GlobalLimits Cambodia, Bhutan, Albania and Sao Tome.

Dr Linda Keyes, Boulder/USA - Medical Doctor

Linda is a board-certified emergency physician, an adjunct Professor at University of Colorado, a vice-president of the International Society of Mountain Medicine and past-president of the Wilderness Medical Society. Since she was a medical student at Yale University, she has travelled the globe in pursuit of science. She has partnered with researchers and clinicians on five continents to understand the effects of high altitude on the human body. Her volunteer work has taken her from earthquake zones in Nepal to post-hurricane Dominica and Antarctica. She is an avid runner and backcountry skier. The mountains are her happy place. She believes in wilderness as medicine and in conservation for the health of the planet.

Janetta Iwanicki, USA - Medical Doctor

Janetta is an Emergency Medicine doctor at a trauma center in Colorado for 16 years.

She served as a medical director for the High Lonesome 100 mile race in Colorado for 7 years. She is excited to provide medical care for runners during the Ancient Khmer Path race.

Geert Meese, Tielt/Belgium - Volunteer

Geert is a Belgian medic who decided to work a little bit less and spending more time doing his passions: multi stage racing ( 100 km del Sahara, Marathon des Sables , Grand to Grand ….) , marathon racing , or volunteering in multi stage races ( Spain, Portugal, Oman …). a passion he sheares with his wife.
If not working or racing , his time is spend abroad with a high preference for unbeaten tracks in Asia or South America. Always enthusiastic to help participants to make their dreams come true.

Geert already served as a volunteer for GlobalLimits in Cambodia 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, Bhutan 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, Albania 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and Sao Tome 2022..

Simone Honegger, Switzerland - Volunteer

Simone has two exciting jobs. She works as a presenter at a radio station and as a project manager for running events at a project agency.

Simone has already completed two GlobalLimits races in Cambodia (2022) and Sao Tome (2024). Now she's excited to give back what she's received from the volunteers during her countless races around the world: a smiling face at every checkpoint and always an open ear for every little thing that concerns the runners during a stage race.

Chris DiGiano, Boulder/USA - Volunteer