Every athlete receives participant bib to rock during (and after) the event. A true memento.
Medals
This prestigious medal is reserved for athletes that are top-tier tough. Those who dare to push beyond and shatter their limits, facing 24 hours of relentless obstacles and intense competition. Eager to earn your own? Sign up now to join the ranks of endurance’s elite. And as if 24 hours of absolutely mayhem wasn’t tough enough, interlock this hard-earned hardware with the Infinity and Toughest Mudder medals to reveal the Holy Grail — the ultimate endurance achievement.
Finisher Headband
Just like every Tough Mudder event, you earn the right to rep a sweet finisher Headband.
WTM Finisher Shirt
Whether you’re gunning for the podium or the top of your age group, prizes are on the line for qualified Contenders at WTM.
NEW EPISODE!! On this Episode, Brian Beal, Michael, Roberson, and I talk about Brian completing three 100 mile races in six weeks, one of those being “World’s Toughest Mudder” . We also discuss 2024 races- ones we liked and ones we didn’t like, what our plans will be for 2025. We also answered some more Listener questions. Listen anywhere you get your podcasts or link in the bio! Show sponsors monkeegrips lionheartsfitness #spartan #spartanrace #iamaspartan #iamaspartanpodcast #ocr #obstaclecourse #obstaclecourseracing #mudrun #trailrun #trailrunning #ocrpodcast #ultrarunning #toughmudder #worldstoughestmudder
NEW EPISODE!! On this Episode, Brian Beal, Michael, Roberson, and I talk about Brian completing three 100 mile races in six weeks, one of those being “World’s Toughest Mudder” . We also discuss 2024 races- ones we liked and ones we didn’t like, what our plans will be for 2025. We also answered some more Listener questions. Listen anywhere you get your podcasts or link in the bio! Show sponsors monkeegrips lionheartsfitness #spartan #spartanrace #iamaspartan #iamaspartanpodcast #ocr #obstaclecourse #obstaclecourseracing #mudrun #trailrun #trailrunning #ocrpodcast #ultrarunning #toughmudder #worldstoughestmudder...
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World`s Toughest Mudder 2024 Recap I came to WTM with a double goal, first to help pace my friend for her 50+ goal, and the secondary goal of reaching 75mi, preferably together. After a long first 18hrs of setbacks and resilience, we hit sunrise finishing her 9th lap (45mi). She had the 50mi on the bag, one lap more, and I had a very small window to try to reach mine. I made the hard call of going solo, knowing she would still have help for that last lap. I took off a little after 7am, I had less than 6hrs to complete 4 laps and start the 5th one. I arrived at the finish line on the 70mi with under 10mins to spare. I was the last person leaving the start line that day, and I felt proud of it. I had 1:40 mins to finish this lap, and I was averaging about 1:25 in the last couple laps. I had it! At about the mile 1 marker I found another runner that took off a few minutes before me. We were the last two on course, and we decided to stick together to help each other on the obstacles. I crossed the finish line at 25hrs and 17mins, with only 13 mins away from officially closing the finish line. I`m still short on words for what I felt at that moment. I had helped my friend achieve her goal and I had, despite having the odds against me, achieved my own. This was no podium, no public recognition, no record. But I know I gave my absolute all. Cliché as it sounds, I ran with every ounce of energy I had. And when I had no more, then I ran with my heart. There`s so much more I could say about this experience, but words would not be enough to describe it. Even as I contemplate how difficult it was and how tired I feel, I know I will be back! See you again WTM, thank you for everything
World`s Toughest Mudder 2024 Recap I came to WTM with a double goal, first to help pace my friend for her 50+ goal, and the secondary goal of reaching 75mi, preferably together. After a long first 18hrs of setbacks and resilience, we hit sunrise finishing her 9th lap (45mi). She had the 50mi on the bag, one lap more, and I had a very small window to try to reach mine. I made the hard call of going solo, knowing she would still have help for that last lap. I took off a little after 7am, I had less than 6hrs to complete 4 laps and start the 5th one. I arrived at the finish line on the 70mi with under 10mins to spare. I was the last person leaving the start line that day, and I felt proud of it. I had 1:40 mins to finish this lap, and I was averaging about 1:25 in the last couple laps. I had it! At about the mile 1 marker I found another runner that took off a few minutes before me. We were the last two on course, and we decided to stick together to help each other on the obstacles. I crossed the finish line at 25hrs and 17mins, with only 13 mins away from officially closing the finish line. I`m still short on words for what I felt at that moment. I had helped my friend achieve her goal and I had, despite having the odds against me, achieved my own. This was no podium, no public recognition, no record. But I know I gave my absolute all. Cliché as it sounds, I ran with every ounce of energy I had. And when I had no more, then I ran with my heart. There`s so much more I could say about this experience, but words would not be enough to describe it. Even as I contemplate how difficult it was and how tired I feel, I know I will be back! See you again WTM, thank you for everything
That means I’ll be a running a 5 mile loop (with obstacles) as many times as possible for 24 hours.
I’ve never tried anything this extreme.
I wouldn’t say I’m excited exactly.
But I’m looking forward to seeing what happens when I have an opportunity to really push myself.
I’ve been practicing mediation for sometime now and I feel like this be a meditation test.
When we’re deep into the night…
And the feelings (tired, achy, overwhelmed) are real.
And the thoughts are powerful.
Will I be able to quiet to the negative ones and focus on what is possible?
Taking one step, breathe, and obstacle at a time....
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For the past two years, this weekend has found me at one of the toughest competitions I’ve ever competed in- World’s Toughest Mudder.
24 hours of obstacle course insanity, 100 miles in 2022 making me the first female to hit that mark, and 90 miles in 2023 (after over 100 miles of birthday celebrating miles the weekend before 😅)
It’s feels a little weird to not be there this year, but there are never ending ways to challenge myself, and the toll that this takes on my body is something I’m ready to take a year off from. Not to mention, the cash prizes that could go towards travel and other race endeavors didn’t get paid out until mid September of this year has really soured the appeal that this could hold outside of the chance to challenge myself and see what I’m capable of.
Maybe I’ll be back in the future, but meanwhile will be following along for the next 24 hours and good luck to everyone challenging their capacity for hard things!
For the past two years, this weekend has found me at one of the toughest competitions I’ve ever competed in- World’s Toughest Mudder.
24 hours of obstacle course insanity, 100 miles in 2022 making me the first female to hit that mark, and 90 miles in 2023 (after over 100 miles of birthday celebrating miles the weekend before 😅)
It’s feels a little weird to not be there this year, but there are never ending ways to challenge myself, and the toll that this takes on my body is something I’m ready to take a year off from. Not to mention, the cash prizes that could go towards travel and other race endeavors didn’t get paid out until mid September of this year has really soured the appeal that this could hold outside of the chance to challenge myself and see what I’m capable of.
Maybe I’ll be back in the future, but meanwhile will be following along for the next 24 hours and good luck to everyone challenging their capacity for hard things!
Getting ever closer to start time. I won’t be posting during the race, so if you want updates give thewarriorwod a follow! #worldstoughestmudder #goonemorestep
Getting ever closer to start time. I won’t be posting during the race, so if you want updates give thewarriorwod a follow! #worldstoughestmudder #goonemorestep...
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Hätte gedacht dass ich bei 25km mehr finde, aber die Strecke war nicht gut gewählt 🥚🥚😅
Out of office autoreply. Returning around this time Sunday afternoon. . . . #worldstoughestmudder #wtm #worldstoughest #toughmudder #24hours...
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Back at #worldstoughestmudder again.
This time in Florida. 1 hour until start, nerves are real now. Once I cross that finish line I can`t accept anything less than 100%.
Raising money for Women in the Wild - link in bio to donate if you can.
Link to follow progress over the next 25ish hours - https://toughmudder.com/endurance-results-leaderboard/?eventid=316804&fbclid=IwY2xjawGbqvhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHWo7I1J9_pQTNSAZYs7XQGsK1v7d2YdBtBrHTd5PWFJUBtbGV61NS2lAFg_aem_quSUbbWaKlalow_1FBc1hg&sfnsn=wa
This time in Florida. 1 hour until start, nerves are real now. Once I cross that finish line I can`t accept anything less than 100%.
Raising money for Women in the Wild - link in bio to donate if you can.
Link to follow progress over the next 25ish hours - https://toughmudder.com/endurance-results-leaderboard/?eventid=316804&fbclid=IwY2xjawGbqvhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHWo7I1J9_pQTNSAZYs7XQGsK1v7d2YdBtBrHTd5PWFJUBtbGV61NS2lAFg_aem_quSUbbWaKlalow_1FBc1hg&sfnsn=wa...
I wish I was in Florida right now (words I have never said before in my life 😜). There is nothing I want to be doing more than preparing to run and play around on obstacles for 24 hours.
I knew I was passionate. But in the time spent preparing for this race, I learned just how deep passion can run.
I knew I was tough. But in those 24 hours, I discovered a new meaning of the word “perseverance.”
I had a feeling I was capable. But after crossing that finish line last year, I felt like I could finally believe it.
Driving a wooden stick into the ground only to pull it back out, running over the same balance beam 18 times, getting electrocuted, forcing ramen down your throat… these aren’t memories people would typically look back on with such fondness. But they really are some of the best of my life.
WTM changed me as an athlete and a person. To anyone with the privilege of competing this year - just savor every second. The good, bad, ugly, sweaty, painful, nauseating… every bit. ♥️
I wish I was in Florida right now (words I have never said before in my life 😜). There is nothing I want to be doing more than preparing to run and play around on obstacles for 24 hours.
I knew I was passionate. But in the time spent preparing for this race, I learned just how deep passion can run.
I knew I was tough. But in those 24 hours, I discovered a new meaning of the word “perseverance.”
I had a feeling I was capable. But after crossing that finish line last year, I felt like I could finally believe it.
Driving a wooden stick into the ground only to pull it back out, running over the same balance beam 18 times, getting electrocuted, forcing ramen down your throat… these aren’t memories people would typically look back on with such fondness. But they really are some of the best of my life.
WTM changed me as an athlete and a person. To anyone with the privilege of competing this year - just savor every second. The good, bad, ugly, sweaty, painful, nauseating… every bit. ♥️...
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Aaaaaaaaand they’re off!!! Only 24 more hours to go! toughmudder #worldstoughestmudder
2 PM EST Worlds Toughest Mudder leader board update. Remember to check out the live coverage from theocrreport and obstacleracingmedia. ultraocrman will be posting more behind the scenes coverage on our IG Stores. #worldstoughestmudder
2 PM EST Worlds Toughest Mudder leader board update. Remember to check out the live coverage from theocrreport and obstacleracingmedia. ultraocrman will be posting more behind the scenes coverage on our IG Stores. #worldstoughestmudder...
In spirit of it being World’s Toughest Mudder weekend at Clear Springs Ranch in Bartow, FL and people setting goals to accomplish, it takes me back to 2021 when neellocha accomplished her major goal of achieving 50 miles and getting her brown bib at #WTM Vegas [Laughlin, Nevada]! When you set your mind to achieve something and you put in the effort, plus more, you can accomplish anything. I hope many #Mudders, new and returning, get to achieve their 24 hour goals this weekend. You have our support!
In spirit of it being World’s Toughest Mudder weekend at Clear Springs Ranch in Bartow, FL and people setting goals to accomplish, it takes me back to 2021 when neellocha accomplished her major goal of achieving 50 miles and getting her brown bib at #WTM Vegas [Laughlin, Nevada]! When you set your mind to achieve something and you put in the effort, plus more, you can accomplish anything. I hope many #Mudders, new and returning, get to achieve their 24 hour goals this weekend. You have our support!
The ultimate Tough Mudder prize is waiting for the most intrepid Mudders. Complete each event in the Endurance Series, culminating in a trip to World’s Toughest Mudder to earn yourself a reward surpassed only by it’s bragging rights: The Holy Grail.