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Ruckus Boston Obstacle Challenge Opens for Registration

The Ruckus leadership hired the most accomplished and uniquely qualified challenge course designer in the business - a retired Special Operations military instructor - with an impressive breadth of military training to develop the obstacle course. The quality and scale of the course is unmatched and includes more than 20 intense running, climbing, jumping, crawling, core and balancing elements. Whether climbing up and down a cargo net, running through mud pits or helping a fellow competitor get up over a wall, participants will have the opportunity to find out how far they can push their own physical and mental boundaries.

"Cadres - or military-style trainers - will be strategically positioned throughout the course to strongly encourage and push athletes to complete their personal mission at the Ruckus Boston," said Liam Brenner, co-founder of Ruckus Sports. "This event takes the best of Special Operations military training techniques and obstacle design and modifies it for a wide variety of athletes wanting to challenge themselves in powerful way. Anyone with a moderate level of fitness can complete the course but everyone will need to dig deep. The Ruckus Boston challenge is designed for those who want to truly understand the power of persistence and determination."

The event culminates in a Champions Heat where the participants who finish in the top 10 percent of their division (men's, women's, masters men's and masters women's divisions) will compete for a chance to win first, second and third place finishes.

Once participants complete the challenge, it's time to "Raise a Ruckus" and celebrate. Competitors can share their war stories or cheer on the top athletes in the Champions Heat while enjoying beer, BBQ and music. This event is also a perfect family affair, as children can feel the pride of completing their own mission in the Mini-Ruckus challenge kid's obstacle course.

To register for the physical opportunity of a lifetime or for more information about the Ruckus Boston visit www.ruckusboston.com.

Fitzgerald Petersen Communications
Merideth McNally, 617-877-9164