, passport control wants a word with you

CHECK THE GLOBAL DAMAGE SO FAR

July was about getting past airport security with damp kit and trainers caked in thick mud. Border control handed that passport back, and even though we are only halfway through 2026, the pages are already crammed with mud stamps. From 97°F desert heat in New Cairo to bushland tracks in Brisbane and deep mud pits across China, thousands have proved that pushing a stranger up a wall requires zero translation. Our global tour is nowhere near finished, so review the damage below and pick where you want to lose your footwear next.

DID ANYONE CLEAR OUR NEW EVEREST IN QUEENSLAND?

3,802 people showed up to Sirromet Winery in Queensland, trading wine tasting for thick bushland clay and 68 degree overcast skies under the watchful eye of local wallabies. Both the 5K and 15K waves completely sold out, including our brand new Solo Mudder wave where hundreds arrived alone and left with a fresh squad. The real spectacle was watching the first wave sprint flat out at our newly slicked Everest incline to see who would conquer the wall and who would slide right back into the pit.
 

THE MUD DOESN'T STOP AT BORDERS

We are bringing deep mud to every corner of the map, and your start line is waiting. Stop overthinking your cardio levels or holding out for weekend plans that will fall through anyway, because no amount of training ever prepares you for Arctic Enema. Pick your venue, lock in a date, and leave the laundry situation for Sunday night.