Tough Mudder

Last Saturday David participated in the Tough Mudder with his co-workers Andy, Alex and Alex’s cousin (I don’t know his name).  It was COLD!!  They started at 10 AM and finished at 2 pm.  Tough Mudder is a 10 mile course with a lot of different obstacle courses along the way.  It is not a race to see who is fastest as much as it is to just finish.  And they all have to work as a team.  They started out in a cow pasture.  David said the ground was very uneven and so his ankles and knees hurt from that.  Also by mile 7 he said he felt like he was running on cement since his shoes were caked in mud.  Some of the obstacles included swimming across a large industrial size garbage can full of ice and water, crawling on your belly under electrical barbed wire.  There were 3 of those throughout the coarse.  He said it was a pretty strong shock!  And a few pictures show some more of the course.  David said he liked doing it.  I don’t think he loved it though!  He is so happy however to be in as good of shape as he is and to do a tough course such as this.  Good job Babe!!! 

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Candace and Brian said…
I have heard cool things about that race but I'm pretty positive I'll never participate. :) Good job David!!
October 28, 2012 at 9:19 AM
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