Explorer Chick is a new women's only adventure travel company creating trips for women with and obstacle race and adventure mixed together. The first company of it's kind created by and obstacle racer for an obstacle racer.
Calling all Texans! Atlas Race just announced it's new Heart of Texas ThrowDown a three race series with some big prizes and awards at all levels.
Brakken Kraker takes an in depth view of the competitive OCR circuit in 2014, an analysis of trends in the industry and looks forward to next year.
When we at Mud Run Guide look back at 2014 it has been an incredible year for the industry as a whole. We want YOU to help us decide the best of the best in 2014!
The 2015 Spartan Race World Championships *may* be changing locations. Vermont? Montana? Cali? ICELAND?? Mud Run Guide partnered up with Spartan HQ to pull off a "Guess and Win" contest - make your pick NOW!
Quality local racing is the only way the OCR world can grow. Putting a grassroots effort behind them, and getting the entire community on board to do so is a huge part of that effort, and is New England Spahtens way of trying to make that happen.
But sometimes you have to embrace the suck to stay in shape. Facebook can help you say? But Facebook requires you to be sitting at a computer and in general be sedentary, right? But if you use Facebook right, it can motivate you to get off the couch in the offseason by doing some fun workouts. Here are some Facebook pages for you to follow to keep you active all winter long.
For the first time ever, the OCR World Championships organized groups of “Ruckers” in cities all over the country to participate in a “Rucksgiving” where people would carry food, warm clothes, and care packages in back packs and bags on the Saturday after Thanksgiving and give back to their communities by donating these items to shelters and homeless people on the streets.
Beet Elite is all the rage currently with many of the top racers in the OCR community. Learn more about the product and why so many are looking to it to help make gains in their racing and training.
The purpose of any Christmas List whether you’re 4 or 44 is to ask for things you really want “from Santa” and might not necessarily buy for yourself. The older you get, the more expensive your tastes get and correspondingly your Christmas List is likely to be filled with splurge items that would be cool to have.
