Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

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Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby woody » Fri Apr 06, 2012 9:11 am

So who all has signed up and what time are yo uracing? I'm taking off at 9:00. Anyone know the rules about skipping obstacles? I have a friendly bet with a buddy of mine and I have a slight feeling that he will try to skip mst obstacles and try to run 3.4 miles straight through. I had heard that if you skip an obstacle you do not get a time at the end. Anyone else heard that?

Also, when some of us master the Warrior Dash, wold anyone be down to train for Tough Mudder (Tough Mudder = Warrior Dash on Roids) Check out this link:

http://toughmudder.com/
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby Rice » Fri Apr 06, 2012 10:03 am

Which one are you going to?
A man who won't has no advantage over the man who can't.
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby Rice » Fri Apr 06, 2012 10:04 am

Scratch that just re read what you wrote
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby somedude » Sat Apr 07, 2012 12:09 pm

Me and my son and twin daughters take off at 2:00. Just hope to make it through without killing my old self.
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby maverick21 » Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:06 am

9:30 here, buddy of mine that did the one in New Orleans said there are 2 people going around obstacles for every person doing them
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Postby duckhunterdoc » Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:40 am

2:30...my understanding is that the the chip timer you place on ur shoe,disqualifies you if you go "outabounds"...could just be a scare manuever....but for the people that can't do a certain obstacle--you still get the metal for "participating" although no time. I have also seen some youtube footage and unless you are in front of the line..you may have to wait in line for an obstacle--which would kill your time if trying to be competative...........me....probably just trying to finish w/o a heart attack
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Postby regishay » Mon Apr 09, 2012 4:17 pm

duckhunterdoc wrote:2:30...my understanding is that the the chip timer you place on ur shoe,disqualifies you if you go "outabounds"...could just be a scare manuever....but for the people that can't do a certain obstacle--you still get the metal for "participating" although no time. I have also seen some youtube footage and unless you are in front of the line..you may have to wait in line for an obstacle--which would kill your time if trying to be competative...........me....probably just trying to finish w/o a heart attack

From what i read, when you cross the start line your time starts, so you have three choices on strategy. 1st Take off fast and try to be the first to the obstacle, or 2nd hold off as long as you can before starting and hope that everyone has cleared the obstacles when you get to them. 3, say screw it and just have fun.
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby woody » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:29 am

Well how did everyone do? I finsihed in 50 minutes. Not a great time, but enought to win a bet with a buddy of mine that will cover camp dues for next season!
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby duckhunterdoc » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:55 am

just under 59 min..but I am an old Fart :lol: loved the obstacles ...but the Mud and Hills kicked my butt...if it weren't for Duck Hunting I would have had no training for the Mud....over 7200 people finished (recorded times)...was an amazing event..over $80,000 raised for St.Jude....oldest dude like 75 or 78....I fell victim to the crowd at the Finish, at the Mud Pit they were all Screaming "Do it...Do it" ..I had just gone under the Barbed wire with my head above the mud, so On the second Wire I had figured out what the Crowd wanted...so I went all the way under...when I opened my eyes,everything was Black.."huh-thought i opened my eyes---Dang- I DID!--I can't see" --wiped my eyes with muddy hands--"that didn't help much" ---Man..I am Blind with Barbed wire between me and the Finish line---few blinks and I could almost see...You would think that as Old as I am I wouldn't listen to "the Crowd"
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby DeltaCotton12 » Mon Apr 23, 2012 9:05 am

From what I can tell, everyone had a good time. Lots of folks on facebook posteing pictures and a few videos.
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby Hunkerdown II » Mon Apr 23, 2012 9:30 am

The whole day was fun. A group of us have already signed up for the one in Oct. in Denham Springs. I had to help a non-swimmer in the deep hole. Those lifeguards earned their pay on Sat. I will definitely do it again and if you get the chance, just do it. Where else can adults get an excuse to play in the mud.
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby jbs38654 » Mon Apr 23, 2012 1:14 pm

I'm signed up for the one in litte rock on may 12th hope is a blast
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby maverick21 » Mon Apr 23, 2012 2:29 pm

56 minutes having to wait on my wife, cheaper than hiring a lawyer I thought I was going to need halfway through it. A lot of fun, will both do it again next year
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby Hunkerdown II » Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:19 pm

49 mins here. Helped a chunky lady up the wall, didnt see the last strand of barbed wire after a crawl, the barbed wire won, and helped pull a non-swimmer to safety. My wife wants to run in the next one. I hope she can find some other ladies to run with or else I will probably need mavericks lawyer.
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Re: Warrior Dash Quickly Approaching

Postby bulldog ducker » Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:43 pm

I had to work so I couldn't run but the wife finished 38:08 I think she said that was good for 30 something place in women's division. Top 500 overall.
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