After 4 thrilling Knockout Rounds, our top 4 men qualifiers take on the OCR Warrior Finals course - including Dragon's Back, a Warped Wall, the nefarious Skull Valley and a 14' rope climb to the finish! Who will take home the trophy and claim the title of the Best of the Best from the 2015 [...]
Let's forego the "Why do you race?" question and get right down to the subject of this article: wickedly cool medals that you've earned and love to show off.Whether you hang 'em all in your office on an elaborate medal holder or they spend their time in a box, you put in the blood, sweat, and (possibly) tears to claim them as your own and it's up to your discretion what you want to do with them.
New for 2016, the OCR Short Course Championships will pit athletes against one another on a fast-paced, obstacle-packed 3 kilometer course. The greatest combination of speed, strength, and technique will be paramount on a course that will leave little room for error in order for athletes to claim the title of World Champion.
On October 17, 2015, the best obstacle racers in the world came together to battle it out in Oregonia, OH, USA at the premiere event in OCR. The nearly 10 mile course was littered with obstacles of all shapes and sizes, some natural and many man-made; sure to test the mettle of even the most resolute and talented athlete.
OEW Team Member call sign “Dependability” shares the team’s experience at last month’s OCR World Championship event at Kings Domain. With the thoughtful leadership of OCRWC we had the opportunity to be the charity partner this year. We were given the opportunity to execute the course on Sunday with a wounded warrior alongside.
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.
Michael Land writes of his experience at OCR World Championships and how he ran not just for himself but his buddy Zeke. Read about the story of Michael and Zeke
In front of an international audience of obstacle racers at the OCR World Championships pre-race dinner, Jesse Bruce of Toronto, Ontario, was presented with the inaugural For Those Who Would OCR Humanitarian Award.
OCR World Championships is a one-of-a-kind event, where all OCR brands and people from around the world come together to celebrate their passion for the sport of OCR. For me, it is about the experience, the memories, the new friends, the fun and the sense of personal accomplishment during and after the course.
The 2015 OCR World Championships is in the books. Over 1600 athletes from 26 countries made their way to the small town of Oregonia, Ohio to compete. Some champions retained their titles while other new ones were crowned. This year, the biggest obstacle for many became the weather.
