Local newsLocal sportNewsSport

Warrior Race a true endurance challenge

The Nelspruit Eagles Club Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) in Mbombela excell at this enduro sport.

They took part in the Warrior 2.0 Race in Prime View, Johannesburg, on Saturday March 26.

The team consisted of Alicia Bullen (from Lydenburg) , Pieter Briel, Ashley Betteridge, Anthony Jenkinson, Braam Labuschagne, Reynard de Bruin, Andrew Martin, Stacey Gerber and Lize-Marie Dreyer. Most of the team are from Mbombela.

The warrior race combines speed, strength and technical ability.

Alicia Bullen.

Partcipants hustled to overcome obstacles during either the five-kilometre (rookie with 15 obstacles), 10-kilometre (commando with 22 obstacles) or 15-kilometre (black ops with 32 obstacles) categories. 

Also read: Enduro racers hold nothing back

Martin won the commando elite category and Bullen won overall first female in the rookie elite category. OCR Nelspruit Eagles are located at Eagles View on the Uitkyk Road in Mbombela.

All guests who want to train with them are welcome to join or contact the club. The OCR Nelspruit Eagles enjoy sharin their passion for obstacle course training.

Follow the OCR Nelspruit Eagles on Facebook for more information or phone Martin on 072 913 5070. Andrew Martin won the commando elite category and Alicia Bullen won overall first female in the rookie elite category.

Pulling himself up is Reynard de Bruin, fourth place commando elite.
 
  • All photos were supplied. 

At Caxton, every story is written by humans. We use AI only to perform quality checks - never to generate the news. Happy reading!

Support local journalism

Add The Citizen as a preferred source to see more from Lowvelder in Google News and Top Stories.

Back to top button