Lincoln man completes 23.65km weekend run

Dannewton explores a new route, burning 1,886 calories over 2 hours and 19 minutes.

Published on Feb. 8, 2026

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Dannewton, a local runner in Lincoln, Nebraska, recently completed a 23.65km (14.7 mile) run that lasted for 139 minutes. This long-distance run helped Dannewton burn 1,886 calories. Dannewton decided to try a new route this weekend, exploring areas like Hartsholme Park and North Hykeham, instead of sticking to his usual running paths.

Why it matters

Dannewton's decision to switch up his running route highlights the importance of finding new and inspiring ways to stay motivated with exercise, especially for long-distance runners. Exploring different neighborhoods and landmarks can make a workout more enjoyable and prevent boredom from setting in.

The details

For this run, Dannewton covered a total distance of 23.65km, burning an estimated 1,886 calories over the 139-minute duration. The route took him through various areas of Lincoln, including the scenic Hartsholme Park and the more suburban North Hykeham neighborhood, which Dannewton noted was "boring" but provided a change of scenery from his usual running paths.

  • Dannewton completed the 23.65km run on February 8, 2026.

The players

Dannewton

A local runner in Lincoln, Nebraska who enjoys exploring new routes and challenging himself with long-distance runs.

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What they’re saying

“It's time for the weekend long run. And I needed to get it done this time, as last week I procrastinated and wasted time, and didn't get round to it. Part of that was the weather, as it was grim last weekend, but it can also be attributed to boring routes.”

— Dannewton (hive.blog)

The takeaway

Dannewton's experience highlights the value of breaking out of one's running routine and seeking new routes and scenery to stay motivated and engaged with exercise. Exploring different neighborhoods and landmarks can make a workout more enjoyable and prevent boredom from setting in, especially for long-distance runners.