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By *hekaiser OP   Man
12 weeks ago

Glasgow

Anyone here participated in the spartan race?

Im seriously trying with the idea but would like to know the views of others like if it is worth the time, energy and money etc

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By *he_Wite_NiteMan
12 weeks ago

NEC next month, Usually Dundee and around

Yeah I've done all the distances a number of times, sprint, super, beast and ultra

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By *hekaiser OP   Man
12 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Yeah I've done all the distances a number of times, sprint, super, beast and ultra"

Yeah? What was it like? Would you recommend it?

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By *he_Wite_NiteMan
12 weeks ago

NEC next month, Usually Dundee and around

I enjoyed them, what's your running like?

Some courses can have a lot of running between collections of obstacles.

Where are you coming from, fed up of road races, or just want to have a laugh?

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By *hekaiser OP   Man
11 weeks ago

Glasgow

10k pb is 60 mins

Just want something else to train ans tick off.

Can't be bothered with tough murder as majority of people have completed it

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By *exy gentMan
11 weeks ago

Midlothian

I'd be interested in any info also

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By *he_Wite_NiteMan
11 weeks ago

NEC next month, Usually Dundee and around

Running speed won't be so important, just that you can cover the distance comfortably, with the obstacles added in.

I think they are great events!

And the Scotland course is a great one.

Give it a go and let us know how you get on.

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By *aftSpunkMan
11 weeks ago

Lanarkshire

I’ve also done a few Spartan and other obstacle races. I’ve done them as a solo and as a fun run with friends.

As long as you can jog/walk the distance and don’t mind being challenged at some of the obstacles (there is absolutely no requirement to complete them, you just take an optional burpee forfeit if you can’t or don’t want to complete one). If you’re doing it competitively they will enforce the forfeit, but not for casual runners.

I’ll be doing the Scottish Sprint with my youngest son, so sign up and enjoy yourself. You’ll have medals and bruises as a reward afterwards.

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