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  • Q I’m not very fit, can I really do an obstacle course event?
  • A People often discover that obstacle course events are more accessible than other sporting challenges and they usually surprise themselves with how well they do when they actually pluck up the courage to do one. The simple truth is, unlike a marathon for which months of structured training are essential, an obstacle race requires nowhere near the same level of athletic prowess. Of course, if you are fit it will hurt a little less and you’ll get around quicker, but the majority of events are about digging in and being prepared to give it your all (often with a little help from others).
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