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Am I able to run the course before the event?

No, the course will not be accessible before the event.

How fit or skilled do I need to be?

The Tough Bloke Challenge is accessible to all runners with the correct preparation. If you haven't been for a run recently, now's the time to get training. If you are uncomfortable with any obstacle, you can skip it, but there will be a 10 minute time penalty for every obstacle missed.

How will I know where to go on the course?

The course will be marked with brightly coloured markers for easy guidance. Marshalls will also be positioned at critical points along the course for extra guidance when it is needed. The trail outline and markings will be discussed at the briefing prior to the commencement of the event.

What do I need for the Tough Bloke Challenge?

Just yourself!
Wear some old clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. A good suggestion is to buy some clothes from the Salvation Army which you won't mind throwing away at the end of the event (please make sure you take all your rubbish and old clothes with you when you leave).
Closed shoes must be worn, so get out those old runners that you don't mind getting dirty.
There will be water available along the course.

How do I enter the Tough Bloke Challenge?

Follow the link to go to the Entry page for more information.

Where is the location of the Tough Bloke Challenge?

Follow the link to go to the What Is It page for more information.

How do I get to the venue?

You can drive to the venue and park in the available parking

Tough Bloke Challenge NSW:

On Saturday and Sunday there will be a free shuttle bus running from Campbelltown train station every hour starting from 8am and last shuttle leaves the Scout Park at 5pm. It takes about 30 minutes to get from the train station to the Scout Park.

Can I enter a team?

There is no general team category for the Tough Bloke Challenge, you will be able to start at the same time as your mates.

Is a support crew needed for the Tough Bloke Challenge?

No, you do not need a support crew for this event. The nature of the race will require you to be self-sufficient out on the course, but you are more than welcome to have supporters cheer you on.

Can I bring my family and friends along to watch?

Yes, we would encourage you to bring your family and friends along to watch you take on the Tough Bloke Challenge. There will be a jumping castle for the kids to play on and plenty of activities to see. If you have water pistols or old sponges, get your family to bring them along, they can spray you with water on some of the activities.

What are the expected finish times?

Top participants should finish the Tough Bloke Challenge in under an hour depending on conditions.

Are there any prizes on offer?

There are prizes for category winners and for best fancy dress (male and female). For further details, click here.

Where can I stay at event centre?

You may make your own arrangements for camping or dorm style accommodation at the event centre for the Friday night. You can contact the venue directly to book accommodation. For more accommodation options, click here.

What time does the challenge start?

The event will start at 09:00hrs followed by wave starts at 1 minute intervals. There will be 4 people per start wave. When you enter you can pick the next available time slot (hourly) to start in. When you register on the day you will be allocated a 5 minute starting slot. Start times will be on a first come first serve basis.

While out on the course you may experience some hold ups on certain obstacles. If this happens to you, please be patient and follow the directions of the marshals. It is also a good chance to take a break and catch your breath.

Registration for the event will be open from 8am on challenge day. All participants must register to receive their race number, transponders for timing.

Can I drive up on the morning of the Sydney challenge?

If you live in the Sydney metro area you can drive up on the morning of the challenge but you will have to allow at least 70 mins to get to the event centre.

Can I drive up on the morning of the Melbourne challenge?

If you live in the Melbourne metro area you can drive up on the morning of the challenge but you will have to allow at least 40 mins to get to the event centre.

Can I get a refund if I withdraw from the challenge?

Refund and cancellation details can be found on the bottom of the Entry page.

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