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James Appleton: Chasing a Passion On and Off Course

By |November 19th, 2015|

James Appleton is well known in much of the obstacle racing world. He is one of the main characters profiled in the upcoming Rise of the Sufferfests documentary. This Londoner made a name for himself through his impressive finishes at Tough Guy and has been a dominant force in obstacle racing in the United Kingdom. What many people do not know about Appleton is his other passion, photography. He is an award-winning photographer.

Gear Informational – OCR Shoe Basics

By |September 16th, 2015|

This week, Matt changes it up a little bit. We are going from what you are going to be doing during a race, to what how you should prepare for one. Anyone new to Obstacle Racing has asked the question, "What shoes should I get?"

Gear Review: McDavid’s TEFLX Arm & Leg Pads

By |August 21st, 2015|

Tired of sporting bumps and bruises every Monday morning after a race weekend. McDavid's new TEFLX pads can help protect your body from the rigors of obstacle racing.

Choosing The Right OCR Shoes

By |August 15th, 2015|

Brett provides his in-depth review of the Icebug product line fit for OCR's and Mud Runs: Mist, Acceleritas, and Zeal - and provide you with the info where & when you should use each one for racing or training.

Gear Review: JWalking Designs Kilts

By |August 7th, 2015|

I recently received my Mad About Plaid" Women's Active Skirt / Kilt from JWalking Designs in the mail and was eager to try it out. That night I headed to the track, to join our weekly run club, and wore my new blue plaid kilt. It was lightweight, comfortable and incredibly cool against my legs.

Gear Review: Altra Running Shoes – The ONE 2.5 & Olympus 1.5

By |July 28th, 2015|

Wide shoes = wide feet, right? Those were my exact thoughts when I first glanced at Altra's Running shoes. I assumed they were wide shoes for runners with wide feet, I never gave them a chance. Recently I realized that wasn't the case. After multiple rave reviews I figured I would give them a chance.

Gear Review: FitBit Surge

By |July 7th, 2015|

As a competitive athlete, I have been nay saying activity-tracking bracelets for the last couple of years. However, when Fitbit came out with the Surge, I was finally intrigued enough to purchase one. The benefit of the Surge is that it is an activity tracker, GPS and heart rate monitor all in one.

Gear Review: Dryrobe – The Outdoor Change Robe

By |February 17th, 2015|

Dryrobe is a UK based company. Surfer Gideon Bright from North Devon UK, took his 30 years as a surfer and created a cover-up to change in parking lots and other public places. Quickly after the initial designs DryRobe picked up traction with those in the triathlon world and most recently in the obstacle racing world.

Book Review: Obstacle Race Training by Margaret Schlachter

By |December 2nd, 2014|

Obstacle Race Training: How to Beat any Course, Compete Like a Champion and Change Your Life by Margaret Schlachter is a must have for those who have been racing obstacle courses for years, or those who are new to this sport.

Having the right training equipment for OCR’s

By |November 25th, 2014|

A lot of times people think you need to have gym memberships or go to big fancy crossfit gyms to be in good shape for Obstacle Course Races(OCR's). The reality is you just need the right equipment and you can do great workouts from your own home or anywhere.

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