Tough Guy Assault Course
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 9:39 pm
A few months ago whilst in the pub, whilst under the influence of several shandys I got talked into entering this event called Tough Guy.
This is basically a cross country run followed by an assault course. Just the sort of thing I used to love when I was in my youth, so I thought why not, can't be that bad.
It takes place in Perton, near Wolverhampton usually in early Feb.
Anyhow, pardon my french, but fuck me, that was unbelievable. Even though I was feezin' my nuts off and physically shagged it was great, in a strange sorta way.
First there was a tough cross country run in and out of ditches, up and down hills, up and over bails of hay, then came the obstacles with names like Death Plunge, Behemoth, Vietcong Tunnells, Fire Pits from Hell and Viagra Falls. Bloody 'ell, it was hard. Not everyones cup 'o tea I know, but if you sort of enjoy new challenges and can manage a bit of joging I'd recomend it to anyone. It was like been a big kid again for a few hours, doing all the stuff that when you was a kid everyone told you not to do.
Allsorts take part, from the slow fancy dress merchants at the back to the young whippets at the front, and everone in between. There was about 4 thousand entered, not bad to put yourself through agony/ecstacy on a cold February morning, and it was cold, the coldest spell we'd had in years.
How the hell they get a licence to do the event is a miracle, what with all the risk assessment bollocks needed these.
Anyway, a good day had by all, I'll be there again next year, but hoefully it won't be as cold.
Heres a few piccys.
This is basically a cross country run followed by an assault course. Just the sort of thing I used to love when I was in my youth, so I thought why not, can't be that bad.
It takes place in Perton, near Wolverhampton usually in early Feb.
Anyhow, pardon my french, but fuck me, that was unbelievable. Even though I was feezin' my nuts off and physically shagged it was great, in a strange sorta way.
First there was a tough cross country run in and out of ditches, up and down hills, up and over bails of hay, then came the obstacles with names like Death Plunge, Behemoth, Vietcong Tunnells, Fire Pits from Hell and Viagra Falls. Bloody 'ell, it was hard. Not everyones cup 'o tea I know, but if you sort of enjoy new challenges and can manage a bit of joging I'd recomend it to anyone. It was like been a big kid again for a few hours, doing all the stuff that when you was a kid everyone told you not to do.
Allsorts take part, from the slow fancy dress merchants at the back to the young whippets at the front, and everone in between. There was about 4 thousand entered, not bad to put yourself through agony/ecstacy on a cold February morning, and it was cold, the coldest spell we'd had in years.
How the hell they get a licence to do the event is a miracle, what with all the risk assessment bollocks needed these.
Anyway, a good day had by all, I'll be there again next year, but hoefully it won't be as cold.
Heres a few piccys.