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EPISODE · Aug 9, 2018 · 52 MIN

Spartan 4-0, The Biggest OCR Team in the World

from The Natural Running Network · host Richard Diaz

By now, everyone is aware that OCR is here to stay. Some thought it to be a fad, if that’s true, I know of over 13,000 dedicated athletes in one single group who might argue the point. What I believe to be true is that the everyday athletes and fitness enthusiasts who have been drinking…Read more →

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By now, everyone is aware that OCR is here to stay. Some thought it to be a fad, if that’s true, I know of over 13,000 dedicated athletes in one single group who might argue the point. What I believe to be true is that the everyday athletes and fitness enthusiasts who have been drinking the Kool Aid and making it out to races around the world are what makes the sport, not the gifted few who reside on the podium at the key races. I asked Ameer Haroun, the director of all things Spartan 4dash0 on with me to share the story. How he and his cadre were able to build a social media group and racing presence of over 13,000 members strong in less than 3 years. If you love Spartan Races races and want to attach yourself to like minded people who share your enthusiasm, you need to hear this episode!

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