Over the weekend, the Warrior Dash and Spartan Death Race combined attracted over 13,000 participants.
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Over the weekend, the Warrior Dash and Spartan Death Race combined attracted over 13,000 participants.
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Fitness business owner wins Spartan Death Race (Carmel Valley News)
Joe Decker, owner of Gut Check Fitness in San Diego, won the Spartan Death Race in Pittsfield, VT. The race started with roughly 150 participants and finished with about 35. Among the 35 finishers were brothers from Lincoln, RI and a local VT woman (one of four women to complete).
Being a holiday weekend, it was relatively quiet for obstacle course racing. It looks like the only event of the weekend was the Spartan Sprint race in Ottawa, where 3,700 took part.
Next weekend:
Warrior Dash – Ontario (July 9)
Super Spartan – Utah (July 9)
Seasoned athletes are familiar/understand the importance of alternating rigorous training sessions with adequate rest. When you’re getting ready for a challenging event like the tough mudder, you’ll want to take on the approach of an experienced athlete: train hard and recover smart. Effective recovery goes beyond just doing nothing. On an off-day, you can stretch out and even mildly work out your sore muscles to keep them flexible, prevent injury, and maybe even minimize tightness. To do this, you’ll need an active recovery program.
Over the weekend, the Tough Mudder, Warrior Dash, and Spartan Death Race combined attracted over 23,000 participants.
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