Cerebrun Mid-Atlantic Race Registration Opens
Posted in CerebRun BlogNovember 24, 2012No comments
The CerebRun Mid-Atlantic Race Registration is now open. Simply visit www.CerebRun.com and click on the events tab.
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Posted in CerebRun BlogNovember 24, 2012No comments
The CerebRun Mid-Atlantic Race Registration is now open. Simply visit www.CerebRun.com and click on the events tab.
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Posted in CerebRun BlogNovember 21, 2012No comments
Mud runs have earned an occultic gathering across America. Humanoids travel long distances and in raging herds to participate in a mud run event. But that isn’t to deny the mud run its credit. A mud runs and mud race have regressed the typical endurance run into a primitive display of neolithic behavior.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogNovember 14, 2012No comments
CerebRun is an endurance race, and here are suggestions on how to train for it.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogNovember 7, 2012No comments
What’s great about mud runs and mud races is that they blend long distance running and physical strength into one outstanding activity. Mud runs and mud races typically stretch over 3 miles, demanding that participants be physically prepared for long trails of shortened breath. But amongst these trails are physically challenging obstacles, usually including climbing, crawling, and leaping. Because of the unique atmosphere of a mud run and mud race event, it is crucial that participants train appropriately for these events, so that they do not hurt or embarrass themselves.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogOctober 29, 2012No comments
Endurance running and endurance racing is a great way to remind your body what it was meant to be doing, moving! Limbs didn’t evolve bendable joints to remain still. They bend so that the human body can move. The human body benefits from movement. And when the human body is subjected to regiments of endurance runs or endurance races, then that human body can really enjoy the benefits from a fantastic workout.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogOctober 26, 2012No comments
As we’ve expressed on multiple occasions, we promote and offer an exciting and genuine exercise program called CerebRun, a challenging mud run that delivers physically demanding obstacles and mud races to the public. Our mud runs offer people an opportunity to get outside, play in nature, and breathe in some enriching oxygen to remind the body what it was designed to do.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogOctober 22, 2012No comments
Working 40 hours a week in a cubicle or office setting is not only depressing but also negative to physical health. Aside from personal, subjective testimonies that sitting all days is the shits, recent research has also concluded that sitting all day (in the car, in work, back in the car, then to the home-sofa thrown) can increase your likeliness of dying prematurely by 40%.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogOctober 17, 2012No comments
CerebRun is the world’s most interactive mud run, demanding that participants use their mental skills to help guide them through this unique obstacle course. This personalized interaction with the mud run creates a more exciting event, a more challenging event, as well as a more unique mud run to help offer some diversity from the fast-spreading mud run mill.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogOctober 17, 2012No comments
Cerebrun is often asked why kind of questions and puzzles are going to involved with their mud run. When putting together CerebRun, we had the same questions. Considering how many questions and what style of questions and what kind of topics are readily available to be questioned, it did pose as a challenge for the CerebRun designers. But what what we ultimately decided would be questions that challenge cognitive bias.
Read morePosted in CerebRun BlogOctober 15, 2012No comments
It’s not a surprise that running is a physical benefit. It improves cardio, pumps blood, increases heart rate, and burns calories and fat. And it’s even less of a surprise that a mud run inspires activity that promotes and encourages these physical benefits. The rough terrain provides less stability, helping to strengthen weak ankles (or break them), and toughen the soles of our feet. But other than the physical benefits that are attributed to the booming mud run industry are the not so obvious benefits.
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