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Competitors take part in the Tough Mudder event in Sonoma in 2022. (Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Official Tough Mudder logo
A participant completes the Walk the Plank obstacle at the SoCal 2013 Tough Mudder event.
TypeMud run obstacle course race endurance events
Bear Creek Mountain Resort in Macungie, Pennsylvania, where 4,500 participants gathered for the first Tough Mudder event on May 2, 2010
Tough Mudder Classic
The first and second place finishers of World’s Toughest Mudder 2012
World’s Toughest Mudder in 2014 was held at Lake Las Vegas in Nevada and was a 5-mile course with obstacles such as a 35-foot drop into a lake during the day and swimming 300 yards while keeping a torch lit at night. Top finishers in 2014 were Ryan Atkins (19 laps, 95 miles, male solo), Amelia Boone (15 laps, 75 miles, female solo), and Team Wolf Pack (15 laps, 75 miles, team).
World’s Toughest Mudder results
In June 2017, CBS Sports and Tough Mudder expanded their partnership with a new programming deal for the new Tough Mudder X event. As part of the expansion, CBS Sports has moved all Tough Mudder programming to debut on the CBS with repeats to air on CBS Sports Network in primetime and on CBS’ digital platforms.
Get your #AdventureOn! Tough Mudder Egypt returns on Friday, March 1st, combining the standard Tough Mudder distance (12+ obstacles, 3+ miles) and Tough Mudder Kids!
The world’s leading obstacle course is designed to drag you out of your comfort zone by testing your physical strength and mental grit, while also emphasising teamwork, camaraderie, and accomplishment. If you want to take on an obstacle course that’s filled with adrenaline and excitement and also push your limits, you’ve come to the right place.
Tough Mudder Egypt is organised by The TriFactory and will take place on Friday, March 1st at Belle Vie Club by Emaar in New Zayed.
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BELLE VIE CLUB BY EMAAR, NEW ZAYED
Nestled in New Zayed, Belle Vie is meticulously designed to create a joie de vivre experience that lives up to its name ‘the beautiful life’ in French. The 500 acres development intertwines lush, green landscapes with romantic homes that feature exquisite architecture, evoking a sense of sophistication, culture, and prestige. Find out more
Friday, March 1st, 2024
Tough Mudder: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (Start Times every 20 minutes)
Mighty Mudder: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (Start Times every 20 minutes)
Mini Mudder: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (Start Times every 20 minutes)
Tough Mudder is not a race, nor is it about achieving a better time than other competitors, so it’s fine by us if you want to skip an obstacle. The way we see it, you are there to have fun and challenge yourself. If you think a particular obstacle really isn’t going to do this for you, just go around it –without a penalty or shame.
You can take part in Tough Mudder or Tough Mudder Kids either as an individual participant or as part of a team, no matter how small or large.
Tough Mudder (Ages 13+)
EGP 800 – until Wednesday, February 14th, 2024
EGP 900 – until Sunday, February 25th , 2024
Mighty Mudder (Ages 8-12)
EGP 500 – until Wednesday, February 14th, 2024
EGP 600 – until Sunday, February 25th , 2024
Mini Mudder (Ages 5-7)
EGP 500 – until Wednesday, March 14th, 2024
EGP 600 – until Sunday, February 25th , 2024
Kindly note that all ticket prices are exclusive of VAT.
To book your race ticket, you will first create a new account and then select your race and complete your purchase through one of two ways:
Use your Credit Card to pay online (this option is highly recommended and you will receive an instant confirmation of your registration).
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Battle through the mud at Belvoir Castle and conquer this epic course for Brain Tumour Research.
Choose from the 5K, 10K or 15K challenges (there’s even a course for kids) and get ready to face world-class obstacles and, of course, plenty of mud as you take on this unforgettable challenge.
Go it alone or team up with your friends and make the Tough Mudder your next challenge.
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Belvoir Castle, Grantham, Lincolnshire NG32 1PE
Sat, 06 July 24, 07:45AM
What is included
Joining this event as an runner for Brain Tumour Research you will receive:
Registration Fee: From £90
Spectators (aged over 13) – £15
Distance: 5km, 10km & 15km Start time: 7:45am – 12:45pm
Details and Logistics
Clare RuffellI signed up to the challenge beginning two weeks after my 2nd crainotomy. I wanted an excuse to get up and get out, get back to fitness. I loved the walks I went on and the support from the group online was amazing. It was great to notice things in the neighbourhood I’d never noticed before. Being out side is definitely good for your mental health. Thanks for the opportunity.Charlotte LilleyMyFamily and I recently held our first fundraiser for Brain Tumour Research – a family rounders match. Around 30 of us took part in memory of my lovely Dad John Lilley who passed away in May this year from a #Glioblastoma. We are ‘John’s Crew’ and we had a great day in the sunshine with a very competitive game of rounders all for a good cause. We were really well supported by Brain Tumour Research’s community fundraising team and had lots of leaflets, banners and petition cards which we handed out to those we met during the day. We also proudly wore our bright pink charity T-shirts! Looking forward to organising and taking part in lots more fundraising activities. Suzanne DaviesI was diagnosed with a grade 4 Glioblastoma after my surgery, which I chose to be awake throughout. Our son was 7 at the time and our daughter was just 4. That was enough to make me have a positive mindset from day one. Very fortunately my amazing family and friends have been extremely supportive. So far we have raised several thousand pounds for Brain Tumour Research. I have done several things including collecting ‘tins’ in local businesses, cycling 272 miles in a month, joining the Scottish team at the Scottish Parliament to raise more awareness and the latest was supporting some lovely people on their fundraiser at an Absail in Aberdeen. I clearly can’t run or jump myself given my situation but I’m always here to help anyone else who needs it. We desperately need more funding through Brain Tumour Research for a cure. To me Brain Tumours in children is so sad and wrong – let’s get this done!Helen IvesSally PickeringI did the firewalk at York in memory of my Dad & Uncle who both passed away with GBM but 30 years apart. Also from the money I raised, the best thing was knowing if they both were still here how excited & proud they both would have been of me & that they would have been right behind me having a go themselves & causing absolute mayhem. They were real partners in crime.
