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What is a survivalrun?

Survivalrunning is one of the toughest endurance sports out there. It requires a combination of technique, strength and condition. In a survivalrun you combine running (on various different types of terrains) with obstacles. While this sounds very similar to an obstacle run (mud masters / strong viking / etc.), it is actually slightly different. At mudmasters for instance you will find 15 obstacles on a 6km run, at a survivalrun you’ll find at least 30. The type of obstacles which you will come across are also different. Survivalrun obstacles often require some techniques, such as rope climbing, to complete. A few examples of common survivalrun obstacles are:

The swingover / budgee

With this obstacle the goal is to get over the top bar or beam using a rope.

The “apenhang/monkeyclimb”

The monkeyclimb, also sometimes called “monkeyhang”, is used to traverse horizontally over a rope. Often this obstacle is used to cross a river or another body of water.

Net climbing

On the net you usually climb over it, under it or both.

Combination obstacles

In a combination obstacle multiple obstacles are combined in to one requiring maximal endurance to overcome the obstacle.

And a lot more…

 

For more information about survivalruns checkout the website of the dutch survivalrun union survivalrunbond.nl (sorry dutch only).

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About All Terrain

All Terrain was founded in 1991 as the first student all terrain sports club. All Terrain organizes training sessions for survivalruns, mountain biking and orienteering and we organize a lot of weekends and other events.

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