Tag: Community

PRESS: GORUCK Partnered with Team RWB and Wounded Warrior Project for Veteran Ruck

From PR Newswire: “The nearly five-mile hike took warriors on the sand among sunbathers and sea turtle nests. Many participants carried rucksacks weighing as much as 50 pounds. Ruck marches recreate something many veterans experienced during their time in the military – a trek while carrying weight, and camaraderie as the group works together to …

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PRESS: Podcast #314: Building Better Citizens Through Rucking

[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/329024548″ params=”color=ff5500″ width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /]   From The Art of Manliness: “Back in 2012, the owners of Huckberry introduced me to a guy who owned a company called GORUCK. Besides making high quality ruck packs, I also learned that they put on all-night events in which participants haul a 40-lb weight in their …

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PRESS: GORUCK Launches Campaign to Share Stories of Those Making Difference

From Jacksonville.com: “Jacksonville Beach-based GORUCK has unveiled a new video campaign to tell stories of individuals and organizations that are making a difference in communities across the country. The gear manufacturing brand, which also hosts more than 900 endurance events per year for civilians and combat veterans of Special Operations, launched in 2008 by Jason …

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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: HTL Weekend in Jax Beach

Ever since we started running events there was the group of people that wanted more, so they’d do the Toughs back-to-back with only a small break in-between. Eventually that wasn’t enough either, so we made the Heavy 24 Challenge. Once people got used to the Heavy, surprise, they still wanted more. The HTL was born. …

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Seattle Constellation After Action Review from a (reformed) quitter or something.

  Matt “Ant” Brooks shared his Seattle Constellation AAR from his blog on Reddit. We all thought it was pretty cool so we decided to share it with y’all.   Ok, here we go. The title pretty much says it all. For most of my youth and continuing on into my adult life, whenever life …

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