ABOUT
Gladiator games is an advanced urban obstacle course designed to test you and challenge you to do more than you ever thought possible.
It is for anyone that is tired of sitting on the sidelines. All fitness levels are welcome. Please see our divisions.
All fitness levels are welcome. We have several divisions so that you can find something to fit your needs.
No. Those are more endurance racing with periodic obstacles, usually involving mud. Gladiator Games is an advanced urban obstacle course. Although there is some running involved, it has been constructed to test for overall fitness across several modalities, testing strength, agility, speed, and coordination.
REGISTRATION
You can register at each event’s page. Prices increase the closer to the event you are so there’s a benefit to registering early.
You should plan on picking up your race packet one hour prior to your heat start time. We will call heats 15 minutes before their slotted start time. Make sure you’re on time.
You should plan on picking up your race packet one hour prior to your heat start time. We will call heats 15 minutes before their slotted start time. Make sure you’re on time.
Yes. See registration for team heat times. To register for a team, the first person will need to register a team name. The other 3 people will then type that name in the team box when they register and choose the team from the drop down menu that matches. They will then be added to that team. Each person then pays for themselves. The person that registers a team also has the choice to add the other 3 people themselves to the team and pay for the group. Teams will not be able to compete with less than 4 people. Team heats can be men, women, or co-ed.
Teams will start one at a time, staggered to avoid waiting at obstacles. Teams do not need to stay together but the team’s time is based on the last member to finish. There is a benefit to staying together as it allows you to help one another, therefore improving your time.
Yes, we will have a Junior heat for children ages 8-15.
Although both the individual open (non-competitive) and competitive division are both timed, the open division is more for people who want to complete the course as a personal challenge, either solo or with friends. It is for those that want to push themselves, to test themselves, without the pressure of competition. It’s great for those that want to have fun doing something that they may have not considered before. The individual competitive division is timed, obstacles must all be completed and the competitor with the fastest time is awarded.
The earlier you register, the less expensive it is. Spots fill up quick and once the event is sold out, we will not allow any additional participants.
$40 until Aug. 10
$50 Aug. 11 – Sept. 7
$60 Sept. 8 – Sept. 30
Absolutely. You need to register separately for each though.
All tickets are non-refundable.
Yes. However, if the heats are full, registration will be closed so it’s beneficial to register early to make sure you get a spot.
You can register online, by phone, or during any Camp Gladiator session.
Gladiator Games tickets are non-transferrable and non-refundable.
You can fill out the sponsor form on the Partners page.
EVENT DAY
Yes, we use the latest in chip timing technology to ensure accurate race times.
The course director reserves the right to cancel or postpone the event due to extreme weather. While we do not mind a certain amount of inclement weather, we want to ensure the safety of all participants.
There will be food vendors at the event.
Yes. However, there will be food vendors at the event.
Absolutely. Please bring friends and family to help cheer you on.
These fitness challenges are a fun way to test and challenge yourself. They are individual challenges that you can use to see how you stack up against others or as a way to beat your time/distance/rep count, etc. These include the timed 40yd dash, the Peg board, Cliff hanger, Carry, Load and Drag, the Fingal Finger and CG sequences. There is no additional cost to do these. Prizes will be awarded to the top finisher in each.
For the individual open division, it’s okay to pass an obstacle. You are doing this for your personal benefit and we hope that you use the opportunity to push yourself. However, if you are uncomfortable doing an obstacle, or cannot complete it, you can always go around it. For the individual competitive division, you must complete all obstacles for your time to be eligible.
Yes, we will have medical personnel on site for safety reasons.
Absolutely. Within each heat, we release contestants based on their estimated mile time. The fastest go first with each subsequent group being slower than the one before. If you have a group, you can run together based on the slowest persons estimated mile time.
POST EVENT DAY
The winner will be the person/team that completes the course in the fastest time.
We will announce the winners of each division at the completion of the last heat.
No. However, we want to interview the winners for our website and media partners so you might want to stick around!
