Clock
Beat the bell
Every 15 minutes, the next mile starts. Finish with time to spare or spend the break getting your breathing and feet back under control.
F3 Wichita - Endurance Event
Run or ruck a 1-mile loop every 15 minutes. Finish each mile before the clock resets, add weight at scheduled breaks, and repeat until you fail.
1 Mile Out is simple enough to explain in one sentence and hard enough to expose every shortcut: make the loop, make the time, take the weight, repeat.
Clock
Every 15 minutes, the next mile starts. Finish with time to spare or spend the break getting your breathing and feet back under control.
Load
The event starts heavy and gets heavier at planned breaks. It rewards preparation, pacing, and stubborn consistency.
Fellowship
Family, food, and fellowship keep the event from becoming just a sufferfest. The work is individual, but the day is shared.
Registration is not open yet. Event date, weight schedule, and potluck details will be posted when ready.
Registration is not open yet. Event date, weight schedule, and potluck details will be posted when ready.
Questions? Email us.
PAX start a one-mile loop every 15 minutes. Finish the mile in under 15 minutes and you keep going. Miss the cutoff and your event is done.
The event usually starts heavy, around 60 lb, then adds weight during scheduled breaks. Bring spare weight so you can keep up with the event standard as it changes.
Bring a loaded ruck, spare weight, hydration, electrolytes, weather gear, foot-care supplies, and anything you need to keep moving safely.
Yes. 1 Mile Out has a family-friendly fellowship feel around the event, including potluck-style hangout time while PAX are grinding through the loops.
The rules stay intentionally clean so the work can do the talking. PAX move through repeated one-mile efforts, recover inside the remaining time, then line up and go again.