There was a recent post over at Mettle Forger (a great blog by the way) that focused on rucking on a budget. The article put together a complete kit for a GORUCK event for about $150. There are a good number of people who see the price point on GORUCK packs and get turned away quickly so it's nice … [Read more...]
Backpacking with a GR2
I recently went on a backpacking trip in the Bear Run Nature Reserve in western PA. This trip was a nice weekend excursion for me and my wife, served as a nice chance for me to apply some navigation skills that I've been brushing up on, and was a chance to focus on doing more with less. … [Read more...]
Fitting Fitness Into Your Busy Life
I love pizza and beer, cookies and cake, and I love sitting on my couch. Some days I just don't want to work out. Most days I get over that... some days I don't. This article isn't a "Hollier Than Thou" post. I've come to know MANY people who work harder than I do and have overcome FAR more to … [Read more...]
Bricks vs. Sandbags & Getting Creative With Your Training
"I'm training for a GoRuck event. Should I use a sandbag or bricks?" I say "Yes. All of the above." … [Read more...]
Tips & Advice From GORUCK Veterans
I recently reached out to the community to get their insight into the nuggets of knowledge and experience that have helped them through their GORUCK Challenges. Drawing on the experience of a dozen or so GRT's, I've compiled a list of key items to be mindful of when preparing for your Challenge … [Read more...]
The GoRuck Million Dollar GBF Challenge
I asked Greg Stroud to offer his thoughts on a recent grassroots effort within the GoRuck Community - an effort he helped spearhead. The goal? To raise $1,000,000 for The Green Beret Foundation in the span of 1 year. Greg was kind enough to offer up this interview and his thoughts on the project. … [Read more...]