Why We Mudder - Tell Us Your Story

Participants holding hands as they reach the finish line

OUR INSPIRATION

When looking for inspiration and motivation we tend to celebrate the pros, the elite and the naturally gifted. But, are we really motivated by the unachievable?

At Tough Mudder we recognize those that go unnoticed, helping others without the accolades or the Instagram filters. We all do amazing things every day to inspire those around us and we want to share these stories with our community.

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Why We Mudder

Participants smiling while helping each other climb the Everest

Participants posing for a picture with mud all over their bodies

Shine A Light
CELEBRATE TEAMWORK

Shine A Light

CELEBRATE TEAMWORK

At Tough Mudder we believe everything is better when done together, not only out on course but in the community as well.

If you know of a team of people who are doing amazing things within their local community, let us know. We want to shine a light on these Mudders and share their amazing stories with the rest of Mudder Nation. Who knows, maybe we can even help their cause.

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MUDDER INSPIRATION

Old lady participant just crossed the finish line

Mildred Wilson

81-year-old Mildred Wilson gets a whole lot of bragging rights for accomplishing her first Tough Mudder in Missouri shortly after her 80th birthday. Her son had approached her about completing a Tough Mudder 5K months before the event and her reaction was a resounding, “hell, yeah.”

Old lady participant crawling through the mud while here teammates cheering for her

Connie Belt

After being paralyzed from a gun shot wound at the age of three, Connie Belt has not let her injury hold her back. Last month, she completed the Classic course .

Participants posing for a picture in the starting line

Lindsey Heiserman

How Tough Mudder changed me as a person. Every time I tried an obstacle (and mostly failed) people were cheering for me. Strangers were cheering. And people helped you when you wanted or needed it. The fear slowly changed into pride as I felt myself become a little bit more brave as I went through the event.

Teammates carrying their team member who has disability as they climb Mudderhorn

Mark Webb

Mark Webb and his team, made up of friends and colleagues, were taking on the course to raise money for Shift.ms a charity that supports those diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, but it wasn’t just the good cause that inspired us.

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