MudRunFun Magazine Dec. 2013 | Page 35

Superhero Scramble - North Florida 2013 VIDEO and Athlete Interviews Posted by Arnel Banawa on November 18, 2013 Wow! I had the opportunity to experience the Superhero Scramble North Florida Event this past weekend, and I’m going to say it again, the Superhero Scramble is one of my TOP 3 when it comes to the most challenging, organized, highquality, and fun obstacle course races (OCR). I spoke with OCR Athletes Ken Corigliano (1st Place Overall) who is the Air Force Athlete of the Year, NCAA Top Div II Athlete of the Last 40 Troy King: The best part of SS (Superhero Scramble) Years (40th Anniversary Tribute Team) 2013, and for me, is the Scramble Gamble (Elite Wave with Finished 45th in Triathlon at the World Military Prize Money Eligibility). It always brings out the Games 2012, Paola Reategui (1st Place Female), Troy best competitors to measure myself against. King (4th AG, 10th Overall), and 53 year old OCR Coach Steve Miller(2nd Place AG Open), about Steve Miller: I really liked the obstacles they were all what they thought about the event. Check out what challenging but not impossible and they tested your they had to say: endurance. ARNEL BANAWA: What did you like best about ARNEL BANAWA: Which obstacle was the most Superhero Scramble North Florida 2013? challenging? Ken Corigliano: Had two fast guys, one was an Olympian other finished 34th overall at the Boston Ken Corigliano: Probably Mounds of Doom, it Marathon Two really tall obstacles had five or six deeply dug holes with huge piles of dirt in-between, we all were gassed after those for a Paola Reategui: My favorite part about Superhero few seconds. Scramble came down to two  things: 1) it was more of a runners race for the first 2 miles giving me an Paola Reategui: The most challenging obstacle had advantage to open up the lead on other competitors to be the rings and the last rope climb up the wall. and 2) i loved their new obstacle where we had to Troy King: The rings challenged me the most. I love climb the ladder and hop down the haystacks. It was them, don’t get me wrong, but they gave me hell this a bit scary, at times I felt I was going to topple over time. I lost my rhythm and ended up “two handing” with one of them. each ring. I finally completed them after losing two (Paola Reategui) spots.