This Hack came on the coldest night of my life. It was my first World’s Toughest Mudder (WTM) in 2012. I had no idea what I was getting into except for the little information that former Navy SEAL, Stew Smith, and ultra runner, Jared Busen, could provide on how to prepare for a 24 hour event that would be in and out of water.
Florida OCR Power couple needs a Boost. Rachel Corvington and Air Force Ken Corigliano are tight finalists in a dream wedding giveaway that they want to combine into a mud run the day before and have their OCR friends invited.
Leading outdoor brand Merrell announced as presenting partner for 2016 Tough Mudder event series; New event format Tough Mudder Half introduced to grow Mudder Nation.
Today Blue Mountain Resort near Collingwood, Ontario, Canada was named the site of the 2016 OCR World Championships. This major destination for skiers in southern Ontario will be transformed next fall for a different type of athlete.
Hey....how hard could it be to put on an Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) event?! Why should those big race promoters make all the money? After all, it's just a bunch of people paying to run through dirt and mud, right? So...if you're ready to take the plunge and cash in on the exploding sport of OCR, here are some tips to make your event one to remember!
If you are just joining us, I wrote an article last week about why I didn’t apply for the Spartan TV show (check it out here). The next day Rose Wetzel and Evan Dollard wrote a response (here). After reading my article again looking through Rose or Evan’s lens, I can easily see how they could interpret some of my statements as offensive.
World's Toughest Mudder is only two weeks away taking place at Lake Las Vegas on November 14th and 15th. In anticipation of the event, we sat down with Brady Archer, the course designer and race director for World's Toughest Mudder.
As November is upon the OCR community the racing season is about to wrap up. Two more championships remain with World's Toughest Mudder two weeks away and BattleFrog Championships, in early December. This past weekend there was more than treat o' treating for the obstacle racing community.
The inaugural 2015 Nashville Spartan Sprint was held October 24th at Fort Campbell, Kentucky on the scenic grounds of Fort Campbell itself. The 5.34-mile course only boasted 154 feet of total elevation gain which made it one of the easiest Spartan Races I’ve ever done.
