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I missed it last year because I was nursing a broken ankle back.....I might wear boots for this one just in case but I don't give a shit.
Bueler? 

    Have you ever done a one of these?

Doing the Austin one in May.  Not sure on the Dallas one yet.  

Good luck

never have, was going to and then I broke my ankle. 

I've done a few of these.  They can be fun, you just want to be sure to wrap your ankles very well.  By the time you finally get to go the track is usually tore up and the mud is very slippery.  That said, I'll pass.

I have a friend who did a Tough Mudder in October.  She said hiking the Grand Canyon was easier.  It should be noted that she hiked to the floor of the canyon then back up to the rim...

In one day.  She is 52.

She trained four days a week at the gym for both events.  She will *never* do another Tough Mudder.

Good luck, man.  Take pictures.  God be with you...

after Jason's review I think I may pass, I don't need another ankle injury.....but I'm still thinking about it. 

you know what......make the beast with two backs it.....I'm in.  Anyone else?

Remind me toward the end of September, I might come out to giggle at you.


Mark

Maybe the TM events are different in Tejas but 'back in Chicago' these events were filled with cycles of rush and wait while people gathered/waited in lines to go through "obstacles".

Lets run a sprint tri. Take your pick and ill do it with you. http://www.trifind.com/tx.html They are an easy to prepare/train for full body endurance event without gimics like the 'Dong Dangler' or 'Arctic Enema'. Unless thats your thing than more power to ya. 

I'm starting my workout regiment Sunday.  I hope to see that six pack I left in college one day

Quote from: muskrat on February 04, 2014, 09:54:15 PM
I'm starting my workout regiment Sunday.  I hope to see that six pack I left in college one day

I'm sure you have some pictures laying around.   

Cameras were too expensive to own then, or was it the fact I didn't want to incriminate myself? 

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Completed the Central Texas Tough Mudder this past weekend.  It was a good challenge and it was tough.  My takeaways are be as light as possible (lose weight if needed), be able to jog several miles, climb and swim with 5 lbs of mud on each shoe, wrap duck tape around your shoe strings so they don't come untied and have a good team that works together to get through some of the obstacles.

Good luck in October.  I might run the Dallas one as well.

Swanny