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Product Review: Merrell Trail (OCR) Shoe Line

Earlier this year I got to test all four different models of Merrell’s trail running shoe line. I’m pretty picky about my shoes so as usual, I was skeptical. When I shop for an Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) shoes I typically look in the trail running section but look for a couple of specific features including things like weight, ability to drain water, traction and fit.

By |March 8th, 2018|Gear Review|5 Comments

Race Recap: Mad Anthony Mud Run

Mad Anthony Mud Run is a race for those really looking to push themselves to the absolute limit of their running ability. For those of you who like to get really dirty, this race is also for you!

By |March 7th, 2018|Race Recap|0 Comments
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Badass Women of OCR – Adriane Alvord

I first learned about Adriane Alvord on the World's Toughest Podcast. Listening to her story, I got emotional. Here was a survivor of domestic abuse who was able to use OCR and racing as a way to survive, and feels alive again in her own life. She was able to get out of a truly awful situation in life and has become an OCR force of nature. 

By |March 7th, 2018|Badass Women of OCR|0 Comments
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Training Tuesday: Spartan Obstacle Fitness Training – Wall Climbs

This week Training Tuesday is brought to you by Spartan Obstacle Fitness Training. The coaches at Spartan have created a workout to help you conquer the wall climb. Climbing over a wall is one of the elemental obstacles in the obstacle racing industry.

By |March 6th, 2018|Training, video|0 Comments

Spartan Race Announces Trifecta World Championship in Sparta

Following an epic race weekend in 2017, modern Spartan athletes will journey back to the ancient ruins, rivers and mountains of the legendary city of Sparta when the world’s largest obstacle race and endurance brand hosts the inaugural invite-only Trifecta World Championship, November 2-4, 2018. Offering a $20,000 prize purse, the weekend’s series of events will test the strength and endurance of athletes from around the globe with the three signature races of Spartan’s coveted Trifecta.

By |March 5th, 2018|Uncategorized|0 Comments

Small Race Series Spotlight: BoldrDash

BoldrDash is a staple in the New England obstacle racing scene. Lynn Hall founded BoldrDash in January 2011 offering a local alternative to the racing scene. While some small races have come and gone BoldrDash has continued to thrive year after year.

By |March 5th, 2018|Race Information|0 Comments

Community Members of the Week – February 24 – March 2

Mud Run Guide is all about community. It is the incredible community you all have created that lets myself and the whole team at Mud Run Guide continue to do what we love, BRINGING YOU all the greatest in the obstacle racing universe and beyond!

By |March 2nd, 2018|I Am OCR|0 Comments

Carb Cycling 101

If are you at all interested in nutrition and exercise, you have come across the term "carb cycling".  Essentially, carb cycling incorporates low carb days with carb loading days throughout the week.  With the popularity of low to no carb diets,  carb cycling is a healthy alternative that still supplies your muscles with the glycogen they need to perform and helps you to stay away from the side effects of no or low carb diets.

By |March 2nd, 2018|Nutrition|0 Comments

Spartan Sprint Miami 2018 – Back at Amelia Earhart

I was excited to be back out there finally and looking forward to another race at Amelia Earhart Park, which now seems to be the go-to venue here in Miami. Initially my thoughts went to the opportunity of being able to compare race promoters on an even scale. What kind of race could they put on using the same exact terrain as other promoters? That doesn’t happen very often in OCR. However, it was clear from the beginning that Spartan Race wasn’t just playing against the rest of the OCR field, they were upping their game from their last visit here.

By |March 1st, 2018|Race Recap|0 Comments

Barstarzz: Beast on the Bars – Product Review #2

When OCR was relatively new, we really didn’t seem to know what to do with it. We just slapped together a lot of extreme workouts. We one-upped each other to push the envelope of crazy. Thankfully, the purists and coaches emerged from the chaos, treated the injured, and got most of us into training rather than just working out.

By |March 1st, 2018|Training|0 Comments
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