This month, Run DMT is getting Xtreme! On June 29th, I will be participating in a brand new adventure run called the Xtreme Challenge! This mud-free obstacle Wipeout-type Xtreme Challenge course promises to be fun for the participants AND the spectators (even families)! With never seen before obstacles constructed on site, the participants can expect 25 fun, challenging obstacles that require will both strength and strategy.
Since I lack both (strength and strategy), this will require some serious training! I see lots of Xbox Kinect, boot camp obstacle courses and Crossfit in my future. Thankfully, if I crack a skull open need assistance, there will be plenty aid stations throughout the course.
So that’s the dish on the Xtreme Challenge at the end of the month! If you want to join me…
Run DMT fans that register before June 14 will receive $30 off with the code TB30BLOG!
I also have one entry to giveaway! Enter here for your chance to win an Xtreme Challenge race registration! One lucky Run DMT winner will be selected on June 11. *Winner still be required to pay $12 insurance fee.*
And speaking of dishes… As an early Father’s Day present for Iron Chef Allan, we will be attending the Dunedin DishCrawl on Tuesday, June 11. We love Dunedin! We haven’t been back without the kids since my 40th birthday, but we are thrilled to return there for another adult-only adventure!
However, these DishCrawl events are very hush, hush. Although organizers keep the evening under wraps, all DishCrawl participants are promised culinary masterpieces at top rated restaurants all within walking distance.
The DishCrawl Tampa describes the Dunedin DishCrawl as the “home of Florida’s oldest microbrewery. Dunedin is a quaint town known for its absence of corporate restaurants. Filled with culinary masterpieces, Dunedin is a true food lovers destination.”
For the Dunedin DishCrawl, four top secret places have been plotted and all will be revealed 48 hours prior to the event. For clues, follow DishCrawl on Facebook and Twitter @dishcrawltpa.
If you would like to join Allan and me in this appetizing adventure, register here for the Dunedin DishCrawl. Use the code rundmt for $5 off.
For other upcoming delicious strolls, visit Dishcrawl.com/tampa.
Eating and strolling. That’s healthy, right?
As for the fitness side of things, the Juneathon started on June 1st and by Day 3, I was a Juneathon drop-out. I started off great on Day 1 with a six mile run on Saturday. The run wasn’t so great, but at least I was out there running.
6.21 miles
Time 1:07:01
Ave Pace 10:46
Max Pace 8:13
Then on Sunday Day 2, I decided to attempt a bike/run brick to train for Iron Girl Clermont this September. As usual, my cycling was pretty slow and honestly, the run could have been better, but at least I did something to prepare for Iron Girl.
Bike 11.13
Time 56:23
Ave Speed 11.8 mph
Max Speed 14.3 mph
Run 3.1 miles
Time 32:10
Ave Pace 10:23
Max Pace 8:03
Monday I was wiped out from the bike and run combo. That’s when I jumped ship on the Juneathon. I’ll keep trying to get out there to do something every day, but hopefully the next brick I go for won’t kick my butt.
Today, I decided against speedwork and opted for an easy 4 miles.
4 miles
Time 40:32
Ave Pace 10:09
Max Pace 7:48
Tomorrow is National Running Day and I’m meeting all my marathon mama running partners for 5 miles on the 5th at 5:00 a.m. Clever, huh?
That’s how a mom on the run rolls.
What about you? Will you run virtually with me on National Running Day? What exciting, Xtreme and tasty adventures are in your future?
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That Xtreme looks extremely fun! Though the DishCrawl is a lot more up my ally. 😉 I promise to be virtually running with you tomorrow at 5am – chances are I’ll be up anyway, since Little Dude is a regular alarm between 4:30 and 5:00. 😉
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Unless I win the free entry to the Xtreme at Lakeland at the end of this month, I’m going to have to wait until November 2nd when it comes to The Wharf in Orange beach, AL. I’ve been running consistently for about a year now and just this year have ventured into the world of official 5Ks and fun fun. In the past month I have completed the official Color Run in Orange Beach and also the Color Me Rad in Mobile as well as a couple local events. I really can’t wait to try my hand at some of these obstacle races. I love reading articles to get tips on how to better train and I enjoy attending our local Saturday CrossFit classes. It’s great to follow your endeavour here as it inspires me to keep running toward my goal.
I can’t wait for this course! I’m going to train by eating right and hitting the gym at least four times a week!
Xtreme Challenge looks like more than the average OCR. I’m hoping they can pull off a great course and live up to all the hype. I’d love to got check it out but as a OCR junkie there is only so much $$$ for the FUN STUFF.
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