I think I just agreed to do a mud run...
SummerLovesPhil
Posts: 242 Member
You know the kind. 5K of obstacles, mud, and silly costumes. It sounds fun as hell, but I'm worried I'm going to die
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It's on my bucket list!0
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OMG!! My husband and I did one about 3 weeks ago. It was only about 60 degrees out, pouring rain, windy as all heck and we had a BLAST!!! It was so slippery, we slid on our butts down hills, trying to get up them was another trick in itself. Mud Runs are all about the experience, not how fast or far you can run. Take your time, enjoy it and make many happy memories!!0
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They're fun...you won't die.0
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sounds great fun, go for it!!0
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They're fun...you won't die.0
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Wear old clothes and shoes. You may not be able to salvage what you wear to the race. Take a towel, shampoo, clean clothes, undies and shoes so you can shower at the end. A garbage bag or two would be a good idea. One for the seat if you can't shower, or one for the clothes you haul home that are a mess.
Good luck! Take your time, have fun.0 -
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I think that sounds fun and that you are brave!0
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Do it. I have a friend that did and I hate that I missed it. Looks so funn!!!0
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WHAT FUN!!! YIPPEEE!0
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It's great!! My latest passion. I've got three more scheduled for this year, the toughest being the Savage Race. Tough Mudder next year!!0
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you'll be fine. train for it. be smart.
honestly, it's the running that most people tend to have the most problem with. so go out and run!! you don't have to have a marathon training plan. but depending on the race distance, you should be fairly comfortable with running 3-5 miles. no one is asking you to sprint it. if you can do 3 miles in 40 minutes, you'll be good to go.
throw in a few trail runs in to your training.0 -
Do it!! I've done two already and have two more coming up - it's addicting! So much fun0
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I want to do one soon!0
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I am doing my first one in two weeks! We have a team of friends from out gym and all have been working on our running for a few months.0
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I did one two years ago - wear your oldest shoes because you won't want them back. Wear shorts with a drawstring or biker style shorts...the mud will want to suck them off of you. You will find mud days later - in your ears, bellybutton, and other places you would never have dreamed of. YET - you will love and it have tons of fun. It really is awesome and then the party after is great!0
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I agreed, last week, to do one next April. Eeek!0
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I signed up for one in OCT in NJ. I cant wait!0
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Bring a few gallon jugs of water, towels, and a change of clothes.
After having done mud runs / obstacle runs, it makes a regular 5k/8k/10k seem boring by comparison.
and trashbags to put the muddy clothes in.... and more to cover your car seats with.
aaaaand pre-register or get to the site extra early for packet pickup.0
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