Whether you have been transformed into a Zombie or are a Zombie Race Survivalist, you’ll be able to enjoy the Apocalypse Party.   The party will have sizzling food, live entertainment, and of course beer.

Every gung ho zombie and their mother will be at this weekend-long event: zombie fanatics, military heroes, runners, bodybuilders, co-workers, friends, and families.  It is a great way to test your athleticism and make new friends.  Come and enjoy the race, beer, food, live entertainment, camping, etc…

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how it works

• When you arrive at the registration tent, you will be given a flag belt with three health flags on it.   Wear it so that one is on each hip, and one is behind you.
• Zombies will attempt to take your health flags and eat your brains.  Each zombie may only take ONE health flag.  Zombies cannot take your health flags if you are on, or in line for an obstacle.  The obstacles are designed to help runners escape from the zombies’ grip.
• Even if you are infected, you can still finish the race.  You do not become a zombie if you loose all of your health flags, and cannot attack other runners.  Doing so is a violation of the rules and will get you disqualified and asked to leave.
• If you make it to the finish line with at least one health flag, you are a Zombie Race Survivalist.  If you loose all of your health flags, the zombies win the race.
• Do not hide the health flags under your clothes, or tuck them in in any way.  This is cheating, and will get you disqualified.

About the High Rock Challenge

Teams consisting of two  must run together at all times and compete in mystery events, which are located throughout the approximately 10-K (and no longer than 13-K) course. Mystery events are cleverly designed and encourage teamwork as well as mental and physical acumen.  Events are not revealed until race day when you’re on the course.

The High Rock Challenge remains Staten Island’s only adventure race; it attracts athletes of all stripes who turn out each April to test their physical and mental abilities, senses of humor and trail-running legs. The race course is almost entirely along the Greenbelt’s rugged trail system.  Navigating your way, by following course markers, is considered part of the challenge.

Hundreds of spectators, volunteers and support staff cheer  runners at central points along the route and at the finish line making this event popular with sponsors. All Greenbelt and NYARA races are professionally timed culminating in an awards ceremony. Refreshments and wicking tee shirts are provided for runners.

http://sigreenbelt.org/2010/05/15/high-rock-challenge-adventure-race-april/

Training:

I altenate cardio by doing biking and joging every other day and weights 4 days a week

Wardio

• Ride mountain bike in the morning 5 to 10 miles
• Run in the morning 1 to 2 miles

Weights

• Chest, Heavy
• Legs, Light
• Back, Mid
• Chest, light

 Diet:

• Cut down on heavy carbs and upload more protein

My Race results

	Plc O	Plc G	Plc A	Athlete	Sex	Age	Bib	Pace	Final
	3911	3081	271	david coello	M	43	11617	22:22	1:07:08

Standing out is the “World’s Largest Rope Swing,” a video (posted above) that has garnered more than 17 million views since it was uploaded on Feb. 15, 2012. (A behind-the-scenes video from the same group garnered nearly 1 million views.)

Because of this popularity surge, the Salt Lake Tribune reports, the destination has come to be known as the “Granddaddy of All Cheap Thrills,” and that climbers recently adapted their gear specifically for swinging like a pendulum from the sandstone arch.

Lt. Kim Neil of the Grand County Sheriff’s Office told the Tribune that the length of rope used by Stocking was “miscalculated and when he swung under the arch, he struck the ground … receiving fatal injuries.”

Because of its popularity and the obvious danger factor, Corona Arch, which is located on state and federal land near Moab, has been made off-limits to commercial outfitters specializing in extreme rope-swinging.

However, it remains open to private individuals for hiking and climbing.

Stocking was with five friends at the time of his accident.

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/nature/post/thrill-seeker-dies-at-towering-corona-arch-made-famous-by-youtube-videos/

“I just want to Thank You for everything with the Bike and Roll tour in Central Park. It was one of our best trips. Great tour guides. I will definitely be booking this again.”Central Park & Greenway Bike Tour
(departs daily at 10am from Pier 84)
The best way to see Central Park! Come and see the world-famous park, designed by Fredrick Law Olmstead, the heart and sould of the Big Apple… Full Details >> Adults: $50
Kids: $35

Time: 3 hours
Distance: 9-10 miles
Level: Moderate

Adults: $50
Kids: $35

Departs Daily at 10:00am
from Pier 84 | April-October

The Best Way to See Central Park!
Join us for a fabulous bike ride exploring the sites of world-famous Central Park. Enjoy spectacular views of the Hudson
River and city skyline before heading to the famous 843-acre Central Park designed by Frederick Law Olmstead. Visit famous sites: Strawberry Fields international peace garden, Belvedere Castle, Shakespeare Garden, concert sites, and more!

“I just want to Thank You for everything with the Bike and Roll tour in Central Park. It was one of our best trips. Bob and Ryan were great tour guides. I will definitely be booking this again for next summer’s leadership camp.”

Brooklyn Bridge & Hudson River Bike Tour
(departs daily at 2pm from Pier 84)
See lower Manhattan like never before! Take a relaxing ride along the Greenway and across the Brooklyn Bridge, riding above car traffic with panoramic city views… Full Details >> Adults: $50
Kids: $35

Time: 3 hours
Distance: 13-14 miles
Level: Moderate

Adults: $50
Kids: $35

from Pier 84 | April-October

Central Park Loop Tour
(daily at 10:30am & 1:30pm from Tavern on the Green)
Bike Central Park! Cruise around the loop inside New York City’s largest and most famous park for quick, easy-access to many of the Park’s nooks and crannies…. Full Details >> Adults: $40
Kids: $25

Time: 2 hours
Distance: 5.5 miles
Level: Moderate

Adults: $40
Kids: $25

Departs Daily at
10:30am & 1:30pm
from Tavern on the Green | Apr-Oct

The Best Way to See Central Park!
There is no better way to see all of the highlights of Central Park than on a bicycle! Cruise around the loop inside New York City’s largest and most famous park for quick, easy-access to many of the Park’s nooks and crannies. There are endless sites to see in this 843-acre urban oasis, including the Strawberry Fields International Peace Garden, Bethesda Fountain, and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. Make it a quick but thorough trip on a bicycle, with one of our experienced guides showing you the way!

“I just want to Thank You for everything with the Bike and Roll tour in Central Park. It was one of our best trips.”

Brooklyn Bridge Neighborhood Bike Tour
(departs daily at 2:00pm from Battery Park)
Explore downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan! Bike and Roll will help you safely explore these two intricate and historical neighborhoods that define NYC… Full Details >> Adults: $50
Kids: $35

Time: 3 hours
Distance: 9-10 miles
Level: Moderate

Adults: $50
Kids: $35

Departs Daily at 2:00pm
from Battery Park | May-Sept 7

Ride to see the best of downtown in two of the New York City boroughs! 
Bike and Roll will help you safely explore the diverse, historical neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Manhattan. We’ll pedal over the Manhattan Bridge to Brooklyn Heights, considered to be America’s first suburb, boasting amazing skyline views across the water. We then head back across the river on the Brooklyn Bridge, gliding peacefully above vehicular traffic and stopping to take amazing panoramic photos of lower Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and more. We’ll explore downtown Manhattan, the hub of the American financial system, plus Battery Park, South Street Seaport, Wall Street and more!

Not recommended for children under 12 years old

Unleash your inner rebel: ditch the coat and tie and free yourself from the daily grind.

Rebel Race is a weekend get-away for athletes that want to run a military style 5k or 15k and then party like there’s no tomorrow!  — it’s the most adrenaline rushing obstacle run ever!

The Rebel Race Series is designed for people feeling the urge to tackle intense obstacles.  From start to finish, Rebel Race’s military style obstacles will have you dashing, barricade-climbing, mud-crawling, rope-swinging and fire-jumping.  Our grueling course forces each rebel to test their physical toughness and mental endurance.  Cross the finish line and bask in the glory with tons of beer, food, live entertainment, and many new friends covered in mud.  Earn the bragging rights!

Whether you’re running, watching, or camping, it’ll be a weekend you’ll never forget!

USA event dates

We’ve heard you:  Your lackluster routine is driving you crazy.

Get ready to enter a totally different world.

Rebel Race is a 5k and 15k race on steroids!  You will feel the enthusiasm from the minute you arrive at Rebel Race! From start to finish, runners will be barricade-climbing, mud-crawling, rope-swinging and fire-jumping. It’ll be the most fun ass-kicking of your life.

Every gung ho rebel and their mother will be at this weekend-long event: military heroes, runners, bodybuilders, co-workers, friends, and families.  It is a great way to test your athleticism and make new friends.  Come and enjoy the race, beer, food, live entertainment, camping, etc…

The events sell out very quickly.  After they are sold out, you won’t be able to sign up.

1. Rebel Sports Sack Pack
2. Rebel t-shirt
3. 1 free beer for all location except Massachusetts (for runners age 21 and older)
4. Chip Timer
5. Finisher medal
6. Live entertainment
7. Weekend-long party (bbq and more beer will be for sale)
8. Tons of new friends covered in mud that are just as crazy as you are!
9. Rebel Trophy & Prize if you win an award
10. Fireworks (at certain venues)

Rebel Race gives you a tremendous opportunity to meet other like-minded people from across the country. Check out the rebels who are already on our Pics & Profile page and facebook page to share thoughts on the race, train together, or just meet for a beer.

Friends and family are encouraged to come and enjoy the event without a registration fee.

All entry fees are non-refundable.  However, you may transfer your registration. It is your responsibility to collect money from the person you transfer your registration to. A transferred registration can only be used during the original date, wave time, and location you signed up for.  You may not transfer your registration to somebody participating in a race at a different location.  Please fill out this simple form and email it to us at transfer@rebelrace.com

After you sign up, you will receive an email with your registration information including the date and time you’ll be running.  You will not be permitted to race without a signed waiver form.  Racers under 18 will need their wavier signed by their parent or guardian. Racers will need a valid photo ID to pick up their sack pack.  Please check in at the Sack Pack Pick-Up tent 1 hour before your wave time begins to pick up your bib number, gear check ticket, free t-shirt, and free beer ticket for runners over 21.  Arriving early will give you time to stretch and make your way to the start line.

Waves will start every 30 minutes on race day. You will be asked which wave time you would like to enter when you register.  Every runner should check in at the Sack Pack Pick-Up tent 1 hour before their wave time and show up to the start line 15 minutes before their wave takes off. You must sign in at starting line with your bib # attached to an article of clothing on the front of your body.  You cannot race without your bib.  There will be a wave leaving the start line every 30 minutes with up to 500 rebels per wave.

Parking will be available at $10 per vehicle.  Please have cash ready before entering the parking lot.

• Your photo ID which is required at check in and also if you plan on buying beer
• Money for additional beer, food, gear, and activities after the race
• Extra clothes, sneakers, and a towel to wipe off with after being hosed down because there’s no doubt you’ll be muddy
• Rebel attitude & bad-ass costume

Please leave valuables at home.  Rebel Race LLC is not responsible for any lost or stolen property.

• Please leave bicycles, skates, and skateboards at home
• Pets
• Outside food or alcohol
• Glass bottles
• Real weapons
• Poor Sportsmanship

Free Water and bananas will be available at the finish line.

After the race, each Rebel over age 21 can claim their free beer they earned.  Additional beer and food will be available for purchase. No outside food or drinks are allowed. Security will enforce this.

• Run frequently (1-5 mile runs recommended)
• Dig a mud pit in your neighbor’s yard to bathe in
• Stretch
• Hydrate with H₂0
• Eat Well
• Sleep Well
• Be Mentally Tough

• Tug of War
• Mechanical Bull
• Dunk Booth to dunk a rebel
• Turkey Leg eating contest
• Muddy Dance Party
• …And more!

There will be an award given out at 5:00pm each day for the following categories:
Fastest 5k- Guy Fastest 5k- Girl Fastest 15k- Guy Fastest 15k- Girl Muddiest- Guy Muddiest- Girl Best Rebel Costume- Guy* Best Rebel Costume- Girl* Best Bod- Guy* Best Bod- Girl*

*The rebels who think they are the muddiest rebel,  the rebel with the best body, or have the best rebel costume will be called on stage.  The loudest applause will determine the winner.

• All runners must be at least 11 years of age.
• If you need to use the restroom, please use the designated restrooms before you start the race.  Please do not pee or poop on the course.
• All runners must wear their bib provided in their sack pack they received at check in.  Runners may not participate in the race without it.  Bibs must be worn on the front.  Any unregistered person will not be allowed to run.
• All runners must wear appropriate footwear during the race.
• Please have good sportsmanship.  Rebel Race LLC has the right to disqualify anyone from the race and/or ask them to leave if they get into a fight, cheat, or act in an un-sportsmanlike conduct.
• All people at the event agree to allow Rebel Race LLC to use any videos or photos of the event that they are in for marketing purposes.
• All instructions from the race staff, security, and medical personnel must be abided by all runners and spectators.

• Rebel Race LLC engineered the course to make it truly challenging and grueling but also took measures to make it safe.
• If you feel that you cannot complete the race or feel unsafe, it is your responsibility to remove yourself from the race.
• If you are wearing a costume, please make sure that it cannot injure you or any of your fellow rebels on or off the course.
• If you appear to be injured or suffering, medical personnel reserve the right to examine you.
• Participants must sign a legal disclaimer stating they will accept full responsibility for any and all medical expenses incurred due to training and/or participating in Rebel Race.  This includes but is not limited to ambulance service, hospitalization, surgical procedures, and physician services in and out of a hospital setting.

Rebel Race has the right to modify anything about the event at any time for any reason.

Moore, a four-time medalist at the Winter X Games, died Thursday morning from injuries he suffered in a horrific crash during finals of the snowmobile freestyle at X Games Aspen last Thursday, making him the first fatality in the 18-year history of the X Games, winter and summer.

Details on cause of death were not revealed, but he was reported to have suffered a brain complication after heart surgery. Moore, who was from Krum, Texas, was 25.

Moore’s family issued this statement: “He will be truly missed and never forgotten. The family wishes to express their deep gratitude for all the prayers and support they have received from all the fans, friends and family around the world that Caleb has inspired.”

ESPN, which hosts the X Games, also issued a statement, one that deals with future safety issues of the sport.

“We are deeply saddened by Caleb Moore’s passing and our thoughts and prayers go out to his parents, Wade and Michelle, his brother, Colten, and the entire Moore family. He will be remembered for his natural passion for life and his deep love for his family and friends, and he will always be an inspiration to everyone he touched in the action sports community.

“As a result of this accident we will conduct a thorough review of this discipline and adopt any appropriate changes to future X Games.

“For 18 years we have worked closely on safety issues with athletes, course designers and other experts. Still, when the world’s best compete at the highest level in any sport, risks remain. Caleb was a four-time X Games medalist attempting a move he has landed several times previously.”

The crash occurred near the end of Moore’s first run. He failed to fly far enough on a backflip and the front sleds dug into the landing ramp, catapulting him over the handlebars and into a face-first landing, after which the snowmobile landed on him.

Moore was knocked unconscious. After regaining consciousness, Moore began feeling worse and was transported to a local hospital where he was diagnosed with a concussion. During the night, doctors discovered internal bleeding around his heart, so he was airlifted to Grand Junction, Colorado, where he underwent emergency surgery Friday morning.

Moore had sustained a heart contusion. He remained in intensive care. The heart injury led to a secondary complication involving his brain, according to a family spokeswoman. No specifics were given. Moore’s grandfather Charles Moore had told The Denver Post on Monday afternoon that “it’s almost certain he’s not going to make it.”

Moore competed in his first Winter X Games in 2010, winning a bronze in freestyle. He added two more bronze medals in the same event in 2011 and 2012, adding a silver in snowmobile best trick in 2011. His brother, Colten, was defending champion in this year’s freestyle event.

Ironically, about 30 minutes after Caleb’s crash, Colten also crashed, sending him to the hospital where he was diagnosed with a separated pelvis. By Saturday morning, he had been released.

For the Winter X Games, Caleb’s passing opens a fresh wound. It was just over year ago that the Winter X and freestyle skiing communities were mourning the death of Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke at age 29. Burke, a four-time Winter X Games champion, crashed during a training run in Park City, Utah, on Jan. 10, 2012. She passed away from her injuries nine days later, less than two weeks before the Winter X Games.

Before that, moto X rider Jeremy Lusk, who won gold medals in best trick and freestyle motocross at X Games ’08, died three days after suffering head injuries in a crash at a non-X Games event in Costa Rica on Feb.7, 2009.

Caleb has had his share of snowmobile and ATV accidents in the past. He told the New York Times the day of the crash that among his injuries were a broken ankle, pelvis, back, tailbone, collarbone, and wrist, along with 10 concussions.

“You try not to get hurt,” he told the Times, “but in this sport it’s kind of the price you pay for not having to work 9 to 5.”

Sadly, this time Caleb paid the ultimate price.

The family said a celebration of life is being planned and an announcement will be made in coming days.

Photos courtesy of ESPN Winter X Games and Denver Post.

ref: http://www.grindtv.com/snow/blog/50870/injured+snowmobiler+caleb+moore+becomes+first+x+games+fatality/

The Urban Thrillseekers are testing the ganster, for real, through extreme sports.

check out 2012 in review issue of : The Source Magazine, full article about Urban Thrill Seekers. Are you Game?

Are you game? these 3 simple words are a daring invitation used by owners of the Urban Thrill Seekers…

Article written by Sha Be Allah

www.thesource.com

Brooklyn

• NYC Technical College, 300 Jay Street
• Park Slope Armory, 361 15th Street
• J.H.S. 57, 125 Stuyvesant Avenue
• I.S. 111, 35 Starr Street
• I.S. 117, 300 Willoughby Avenue
• I.S. 136, 4004 4th Avenue
• P.S. 189, 1100 East New York Avenue
• I.S. 246, 72 Veronica Place
• P.S. 249, 18 Marlborough Road
• I.S. 271, 1137 Herkimer Street
• I.S. 55, 2021 Bergen Street
• I.S. 292, 300 Wyona Street
• I.S. 383, 1300 Greene Avenue
• Franklin K. Lane High School, 999 Jamaica Avenue
• Brooklyn Tech High School, 29 Fort Greene Place
• Boys & Girls High School, 1700 Fulton Street
• John Jay High School, 237 7th Avenue
• Bushwick High School, 400 Irving Avenue
• I.S. 187, 1171 65th Street
• Franklin D. Roosevelt High School, 5800 20th Avenue
• Clara Barton High School, 901 Classon Avenue

Manhattan

• City College, 181 Convent Avenue
• John Jay College, 445 West 59th Street
• Hunter College, 695 Park Avenue
• Baruch College, 155 East 24th Street
• I.S. 88, 215 West 114th Street
• I.S. 90, 21 Jumel Place
• I.S. 118, 154 West 93rd Street
• P.S. 171, 19 East 103rd Street
• Seward Park High School, 350 Grand Street
• George Washington High School Educational Campus, 549 Audobon Avenue
• Louis D. Brandeis High School, 145 West 84th Street
• High School of Graphic Communication Arts, 439 West 49th Street
• I.S. 136, 6 Edgecombe Avenue
• P.S. 154, 250 West 127th Street

Queens

• Queens College, 65-30 Kissena Boulevard
• Queensborough Community College, 222-05 56th Avenue
• York College, 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard
• Grover Cleveland High School, 21-27 Himrod Street
• I.S. 217, 85-05 144th Street
• Belmont Racetrack, Hempstead Turnpike & Cross Island Parkway
• John Adams High School, 101-01 Rockaway Boulevard
• P.S. 136, 201-15 115th Avenue
• P.S. 19, 98-02 Roosevelt Avenue
• I.S. 74, 61-15 Oceania Street
• J.H.S. 185, 147-26 25th Drive
• Bayside High School, 32-24 Corp. Kennedy Boulevard
• Forest Hills High School, 67-01 110th Street
• P.S. 175, 64-35 102nd Street
• William C. Bryant High School, 48-10 31st Avenue
• P.S. 20, 142-30 Barclay Avenue
• Newcomers High School, 28-01 41st Avenue
• P.S. 166, 33-09 35th Avenue
• Newtown High School, 48-01 90th Street
• Flushing High School, 35-01 Union Street
• Hillcrest High School, 160-05 Highland Avenue
• Aviation High School, 45-30 36th Street

Staten Island

• P.S. 80 (Petrides Complex), 715 Ocean Terrace
• I.S. 51, 20 Houston Street
• Curtis High School, 105 Hamilton Avenue
• Tottenville High School, 100 Luten Avenue
• Susan E. Wagner High School, 1200 Manor Road

Bronx

• Lehman College, 250 Bedford Park Boulevard West
• Bronx Community College, 80 West 181st Street
• I.S. 201, 730 Bryant Avenue
• I.S. 98, 1619 Boston Road
• P.S. 102, 1827 Archer Street
• M.S./H.S. 141, 660 West 237th Street
• I.S. 145, 1000 Teller Avenue
• P.S. 211, 1919 Prospect Avenue
• P.S. 92, 700 East 179th Street
• P.S. 306, 40 West Tremont Avenue
• William H. Taft High School, 240 East 172nd Street
• Evander Childs High School, 800 East Gun Hill Road
• Harry S. Truman High School, 750 Baychester Avenue
• P.S. 5, 564 Jackson Avenue