13 Facts About Spartan Race

Spartan Race is a series of obstacle races of varying distance and difficulty ranging from 3 miles to marathon distances.

Spartan Race began as a spin-off of the "Death Race", a 48-hour endurance event founded in 2007.

The first Spartan Race event was held in 2010 at the Catamount Outdoor Center in Williston, Vermont and represented the city of Burlington, Vermont.

Later in 2015, Spartan Race founded the "Spartan Agoge" which is described as a "60 hour physical, tactical, mental and team based training and testing" event, to be held in Vermont twice a year.

Spartan Race acquired Tough Mudder, which had been forced into involuntary bankruptcy proceedings, in February 2020.

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Additionally, Spartan Race Strong is a group fitness class offered exclusively at Life Time Fitness.

Spartan Race Super is known to be significantly more difficult than the Spartan Race Sprint.

Spartan Kids Race was created for boys and girls ages four to 13 to encourage exercising.

Spartan Race Trail is classic trail running the way it's meant to be.

The Ultra is the only Spartan Race event featuring strict time cutoffs that must be met; competitors are warned that not all who sign up will finish.

Spartan Race brings a fully immersive training program that balances class time with hands-on practical application of those skills and lessons.

The Spartan Race Agoge is held on The Farm in Pittsfield, Vermont, twice a year in the summer and winter—and in historic locations across the globe including Iceland, Mongolia, Isle of Skye in Scotland, and along the Great Wall of China.

In 2016, Spartan Race launched an editorial website, Spartan Race Life, which features fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle content.