​Florida Mud Run, Obstacle and ruck training team.
Not to spoil everything that goes on in the T3, here is a short video under two minutes long that highlights some of the trials that class TRX endured for thirteen hours. All eleven people in the class finished while smiling the entire way. I'm proud to call them members of the regiment elite! May they inspire others to do great things. Head over to our videos section to check out other fun regiment things that we do!
We got some new visitors to the site, so you may be pleased to hear that we host training sessions three times a week at Blanchard park as well as a few residential routes. Training is always free and we host sessions for all levels of skill. We even got a snazzy picture to convey this message to you all! Dude, the snazzy picture:
You guys were incredible. Absolutely incredible. All of the rest of the pictures have been posted on our Facebook group page. Request an invite and we'll hook you up.
Following the suggestions of many, we're working on getting a store set up with some cool regiment gear in it. So far on the list we've got bumper stickers, arm sleeves, compression socks and shirts. If you've got any other ideas for cool OCR gear let me know!
Last night (this early morning) we gained seven new members of our close knit family. This is the highest number of folks earning their R in one night. Nobody quit, and nobody complained. Despite all of the trials you endured, you were smiling and joking with each other until the very end (still no idea what could have made that gigantic turd in the playground...). I tried to find a flaw in their technique, I really did. I was nitpicky and forced attention to detail into their minds and they were triumphant. After thirteen (13!!!) hours and 18 miles of fun, they earned their R with an ear-to-ear grin on their faces. It was beautiful!
You're an inspiration to everyone. You really are. That little red R that you place on your ruck, your flag, or clothing is a testament to your strength, endurance, camaraderie and intellect. You embody the thought that the temporary sting of discipline is far easier to endure than the chronic pain of regret. Well done, regiment class TRX. Welcome to your rightful place among the regiment elite.
Damn skippy! We're going to be doing live photo and video updates of the trials of Saturday's T3 up on our new T3 Live section of the website. Be sure to keep refreshing the page, as updates won't roll in automatically. First update rolls out at 3:30pm sharp! See you then.
Rock on intimidator was by far the most challenging Florida OCR event I've been to thusfar, but I conquered it in a special way. I placed third in my age group! This marks the very first time placing in an event! Woo hoo!
As a reminder, if you want to go beyond the difficulty of the intimidator you only have two days left to register. Head over to our events section to get yourself locked in!
The regiment flag will be there! I'll be filming the event with the GoPro, so if you see me with the flag on the course and would like to be a part of the video let me know and I'll get some cool action shots of 'ya!
Good luck everybody, it's going to be a good one!
What a weekend! The SGT ROBO Mud Run was an unprecedented success! Over 1000 people came out to support Sgt. Graham, which is some pretty amazing stuff right there. Photos of the event are posted on our photos section, so be sure to check them out! In addition, regiment elite Neil Murphy and Chris Ortega came in 6th and 8th place respectively. In total, MudRunRegimentFun comprised of well over 80% of the top 20 runners at this event. Great job!
Weather you're training for death race, ultrabeast, world's toughest mudder or a GORUCK, the T3 will help you get there. Head over to our events section to get the scoop on earning your R. Matthew 'Ultrabeast' Dolitsky will also be in the class with you!
