I don’t write race reports anymore, because I know how boring they are. But this is a special case. I have lobbied for a Spartan Race in Kentucky for a long time and it finally happened in the form of a Military Sprint at Fort Knox! So I’m obliged to provide a review and here … More Spartan Race strikes gold at Fort Knox
Unfortunately, for some, discipline becomes just a pretty moniker for something that is much less noble. They falsely define discipline as forcing themselves to undertake extreme workouts every single day regardless of their body’s condition. They can’t back off because in their minds, slowing down is a weakness. They adopt an extreme “Can’t stop. Won’t … More That’s not really discipline
I have watched it happen. OCR friends from elite to open, male and female, have been dropping out of the scene. It’s a minuscule drip, but just enough for me to notice. Not enough to be alarming, but enough to evoke my curiosity. So why would people leave one of the greatest sports on the … More Why 25 People quit OCR
I highly appreciate paved roads because they allow me to……
My paying job is as an associate professor at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy. I do a little bit of everything: teach, research, write, and even administer some educational initiatives. So, what in the world makes me think (emphasis on think) that training and racing has anything to do with how I perform … More 4 non-obvious reasons why obstacle racing makes me a better professor (I think)
Not only do they have the most moderately successful OCR web series in the world, BROCR also produces some of the okayest videos and content in the sport. … More What I appreciate about BROCR
It’s the baddest article of clothing I own. A blue hoodie with the 2012 Spartan Ultra Beast finisher shirt fashioned on the hood. The creepy rendition of Lazarus Lake from my Barkley Fall Classic shirt gracing the front. … More Thirty7s – The one and only
