hey all,any body on here take on the survival of the fittest in nottm??

Hi,I recently moved from The Netherlands to London and I hoping somebody can help me with a question I have.In the NL survival runs are becoming quite popular, that is: running with obstacles like ropes, nets, waterways, etc. They look a bit like

-up runner!A ’ShelterBox’ costs £490 and has everything in it to help a family survive after they become displaced or homeless. It includes a range of equipment such as a 10-person tent, water purifying kit, stove, tool kit, blankets, and much more

Survival Guide for taking a dump at work. We've all been there. We've all kicked back at our desks and suddenly felt something brewing downbelow. As much as we try to convince ourselves otherwise, the WORKPOO isinevitable. For those who hate pooing

Hi all i'm doing Mens health survival of the fittest 10k on 17th Nov any one done it before looking for some training tips clothing advice ect .. Cheers  Simon

Just reading a book called Survival of the fittest by Dr Mike Stroud he is the man who completed the polar expedition and more recently the 7*7*7 marathon challenge with Sir Ranulph Feinnes. Finding the book very interesting just wondering if any

Is there any good reviews of Hell Runner north & MH survival of the fittest 'nottingham'?? Thinkin of doing them both but dont realy know what im letting myself in for.  Iv just started running & done TG nettle warrior at the weekend, now im hooked

Hi guys  I wonder if anybody could give me any advice - I wan't to compete in the MH Survival in London but not sure to sign up as I would say I'm a novice/intermediate runner.   Avg 10k is 1hr 10 ( which was the Greenwich Park Movemeber) last year

I'll be running Comrades again this year and as usual, my objective will be to survive the cut offs and make it to the finish in time.Anyone care to join me on this thread? Me too - only 22 days to go! It's my first - and I think I will be thrilled