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About Hillary J. Greene

Hillary J. Greene is an ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist, Personal Trainer, Exercise is Medicine Level 2 credentialed, a NASM Certified Nutrition Coach, and a graduate of the Exercise Science program at Western Kentucky University. She builds OCR warriors as an online fitness coach and challenges her Low Impact bootcamp class as a strength and conditioning coach at D1 Sports. She is a DGearOG sponsored athlete, member of the Quest Squad, and part of the Social Misfits team, a group of ass-kicking OCR enthusiasts. You can follow Hillary's OCR journey @NerdRageFit on Instagram. Visit www.nerdragefit.com for online training programs and nutrition coaching!

Book Review: Mud Run Guide’s Ultimate OCR Bucket List

By |July 3rd, 2019|

From a team of Mud Run Guide contributors, the Ultimate OCR Bucket List is a comprehensive guidebook to OCR events. Whether you're an elite racer or a beginner looking for a fun party atmosphere, this book can help you find your next race.

Gear Review: Tailwind Endurance Fuel

By |June 6th, 2019|

Tailwind Nutrition is a dietary supplement designed by endurance athletes for endurance athletes. The powder is a glucose/sucrose blend with added electrolytes designed to be easily dissolvable in water, but is it really enough to get through an Ultra OCR?

Race Recap: EPD Foundation SWAT Challenge 2019

By |May 14th, 2019|

When it comes to racing local, the Evansville Police Department Foundation's SWAT Challenge is hard to top, especially when the race involves storm troopers.

Gear Review: GORILLA Rope 7’ Training Tail

By |May 14th, 2019|

In a sport full of obstacles, training specificity with a rope proves to be a huge hurdle—until now. Enter the GORILLA Rope 7’ Training Tail.

Race Recap: Bonefrog Talladega 2019

By |April 15th, 2019|

BoneFrog takes on the Talladega Speedway.

Aging with Grace: A Response to “Is Obstacle Course Racing Dead?”

By |December 17th, 2018|

Popular running website running.competitor.com published an article just over a week ago entitled, “Is Obstacle Course Racing Dead?” As I picked my jaw up off the floor and unfurrowed my brow after digesting this question, I set my allegiance aside while I read. To summarize, the article suggests that the newly announced Spartan Race Trail [...]

Living with Uncontrollable FOMO

By |December 10th, 2018|

I, like all of you, felt the urge to throw cash at my computer screen with every Black Friday & Cyber Monday email that screamed with unbeatable deals for the 2019 race season. At one point, I had my bank app open on my phone while I collected an excessive number of RAM-stressing tabs highlighting unbeatable race deals in my laptop’s browser all while sitting just inches from my ever-growing handwritten Christmas shopping list on the table...

Standardizing Failure? An Examination of the 100% Obstacle Completion Discrepancy between Men and Women at OCRWC and Beyond

By |October 31st, 2018|

There exists a growing concern regarding low completion rates as of late. As OCR innovates to challenge veteran racers, events have seen low 100% completion rates. Hillary Greene looks at the 2018 OCR World Championships and the Obstacle Racing industry as a whole.

Race Recap: Savage Race Georgia Fall 2018

By |October 15th, 2018|

The build from my Social Misfit buddies touting their pleasant experiences with Savage Race and my personal goal of 100% obstacle completion on my last scheduled OCR for 2018 meant this race had a lot to live up to.

Op-Ed: Restoring Faith and Slaying Trolls

By |October 9th, 2018|

A few weeks ago I declared my frustration with negativity pervading OCR in my piece, “OCR Community Must Lead the Fight Against Trolls.” As a direct result, I took on the Nashville Tough Mudder (TM) Half course as a lone wolf to test a hypothesis.

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