South Africa’s largest obstacle race, the Warrior Race, is returning to the heart of the Lowveld at the end of May.
It’s a sport that incorporates trail running along with various physical challenges in the form of obstacles.
The event has struck a chord with adventure-loving South Africans, presenting a physical and mental challenge, turning everyday people into warriors in the spirit of overcoming adversity.
The events are spectator-friendly and supporters can watch athletes overcome obstacles and in many cases their fears.
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The encouragement from the crowds and the camaraderie between athletes contribute to create a vibe the Toyota Warrior Race has become renowned for.
Enter: www.warrior.co.za.
The Toyota Warrior Race offers three courses:
• Rookie – five kilometres, 15 obstacles, aimed at having fun with mates
• Commando – 10 kilometres, 20 obstacles, labelled as the ultimate team-building challenge
• BlackOps – 15 kilometres, 30 obstacles, this race is for the serious athlete.
