-How long have you been involved in the sport now? What brought you back year after year? I have been doing OCR 5 years now! Wanted to get better each race kept me coming back. I had several goals I wanted to achieve including qualify and compete at a world championship and get on a [...]
Over the next few weeks, we'll be providing you with some options for staying fit--and sane--while staying home. Our first workout comes from Mud Run Crew member Aaron Signleton!
As a fitness trainer, I have seen people start as “New Year’s Resolutioners” and instantly become regulars, but I have also seen many leave nearly as soon as they started for a variety of reasons. In an effort to help people stick to their fitness goals I wanted to provide a little advice for everyone in the fitness world to help make 2020 the best year for fitness yet.
Do you believe that preview runs should be a disqualifiable offense, or should athletes have the ability to pre-run without consequence?
The first rule of Hurt Locker: things aren't always fair. Hurt Locker combines adventure racing and OCR with a heavy side of team building for a unique race experience.
Mud Run Guide crew member Aaron Singleton sits down with American Ninja Warrior competitor Jamie Rahn to talk Season 11 and how the sport has developed over the years.
In celebration of the summer solstice, athletes in Northern Alberta took to the trails for a twelve-hour evening obstacle course race at The Boneyard Compound. Participants were tasked with completing as many 8 kilometer loops featuring 26 obstacles as possible.
As OCR evolves as a sport, what should the next generation of race swag look like?
A trainer or fitness coach can go a long way in helping you reach whatever you want to accomplish. But how do you choose?
When we set goals, we know exactly where we want to end up but often have no idea how to get there. Incorporating S.M.A.R.T. goals is one of the most effective ways of keeping ourselves on track. This method of goal setting is a great way to narrow down not only your what, but your when, why, and how.
