Muddy Dash Houston 2020

[@audreyvieira4281]

Looks pretty fun! My daughter and I are doing one in a few weeks (she’s the one that *wants* to do it, but since she’s not yet 14, she needs an adult with her so I’m going). Encouraging to see a lot of people walking the majority of the course. I can walk 2+ miles pretty easy….”running”, I’m doing good to go 0.25 miles at a 11 min mile pace before having to walk.

[@lenseofanomad]

i noticed some people dont want to get dirty...........whats the point in participating ? lol

[@lmaoidky]

Sensory processing issues, ASD, etc to name a couple valid reasons. People enjoy what they can and try not to let them limit their enjoyment of things.

[@Coffeewrld]

Thinking of going this month. Are there showers or a changing station after the race?

[@sarah.olivarez]

I didn’t see any when I ran in 2020 but I wasn’t really looking since a lot of races don’t provide them. I always take clothes to run in and clothes to wear on the car ride home. Trash bags for anything muddy and towels to sit on in the car.

[@Coffeewrld]

@@sarah.olivarez ah this is really helpful. Thank you and luck to your many other runs :)

[@sarah.olivarez]

@@Coffeewrld Absolutely! Thank you! I hope you do great and have a blast.

[@laurensanders6451]

Does anyone try to run through the obstacles?

[@sarah.olivarez]

Yeah for sure. In a lot of mud runs there are elite heats or competitive heats that run the whole course. This video was just a fun run and my friend has asthma so we didn’t run this race. I’ve ran a fun run before. :)

[@rosworms]

Can i ask what location this one is at?

[@sarah.olivarez]

It was just north of Houston, Texas.