Your July Newsletter

YOU PASSED ADULTING. YOU FAILED SUMMER.

Your Summer Report Card doesn't lie. You've mastered replying "Let's do something soon," but your score for making memories could use some work. The good news? There's still time for extra credit. Scroll on for the hottest weather forecast of 2026, the latest World's Toughest Mudder champion and the post-mud drinks money can't buy.

HIGH TEMPERATURES DETECTED AT CERALAND PARK

Our meteorological department is monitoring a massive surge in both localized heat and start-line activity. The Indiana tracking map is glowing red because the remaining waves are evaporating under pressure. Imagine wooded lakeside trails and scenic countryside views. This course contains a mix of narrow, tree-lined trails to weave through and the midwestern sun shows zero mercy across those wide-open farmland fields to sprint as fast as you can and is perfect for first timers looking for a beginner-friendly course.
 

FIRST BRIT WINS WORLD'S TOUGHEST MUDDER

Matching the legendary world record of 115 miles in a grueling 25 hours, 9 minutes, and 21 seconds on the course, that is how British athlete Dasos Gonnella rewrote the history books. World’s Toughest Mudder is a different breed of commitment altogether: an unforgiving arena where most people look at 24 hours of continuous laps through the pitch black and run the other way. But Gonnella didn't just survive the brutal conditions. He stared down the physical exhaustion, battled through the dark, and pushed his body far past its limits to cement his name among the absolute elite of extreme endurance. Watch his final lap over on Instagram.