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or call us at 832-213-2178.
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USA Fit Adventure Racing offers specialized training for aspiring
and experienced adventure racers looking to improve their performance,
or anyone looking to improve their fitness and have fun by participating
in a variety of endurance sports. Members receive instruction in
running, biking, paddling, navigation and occasionally other disciplines
that may be encountered during an adventure race.
Houston Fit AR is the Houston chapter of USA Fit AR. Houston Fit
AR offers two programs throughout the year: a novice program and
a veteran program. The novice program,
which is three times a year, prepares members for a sprint adventure
race that is held at the conclusion of each season. The spring season
spans January through April, the summer season runs from May through
July, and the Fall season begins in August and runs through November.
All three novice programs culminate in an exciting race, after which
members can call themselves true adventure racers! The second program,
the veteran
program, is for experienced adventure racers, or people looking
for a greater challenge. This program trains members through the
entire adventure racing season, peaking racers late in the year
when many adventure racing championships are held.
The practice schedule for both programs includes two practices
per week and two weekend practices per month, for a total of 10
practices per month. Most practices take place at Memorial Park
and are led by a group of experienced coaches.
The novice program is coached by a group of experienced adventure
racers while the veteran program is coached by sport-specific specialists
who can offer a higher level of instruction. Practices rotate through
the various disciplines, although members can expect to participate
in more than one discipline per practice. Weekend practices will
be reserved for training efforts in "fringe" disciplines that racers
may need to be familiar with (such as rollerblading, climbing or
ropes work), endurance efforts in a particular discipline or a multi-sport
effort of some kind (a "brick" or "trick").
See our FAQs
section for more information, and be sure to check out our photo
gallery for pictures of members in action!
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