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The 12-Week Tough Mudder Training Plan

Everything you need to finish strong

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Tough Mudder Training Plan
Tough Mudder Training Plan

More than 20 percent of the people that enter a Tough Mudder won’t cross the finish line. To be successful, you’ll need the endurance of a distance runner, the functional strength of a CrossFit junkie, and a solid mental game. Our 12-week training plan, created by Jim Nix, coach to dozens of Tough Mudder competitors, and owner of Maryland-based Full Circle Fitness Training, will prepare you mentally and physically for the challenge.

For a more detailed, interactive version of this 12-week training plan—complete with video tutorials, strength workouts, and professional training advice—check out the Outside Fitness Center.

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