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Excitement Builds for IMPI Challenge
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The action packed IMPI Challenge heads to Gauteng for the last time in 2014. Taking place at the picturesque Van Gaalens Cheese Farm (Hartebeespoort / North West Province) on Saturday, 27 September 2014, participants can look forward to a fun-filled experience like no other.

“Fitness is the key,” says Charl Souma, who boasts two IMPI Elite Race wins. “The fitter you are the easier you will get through the obstacles. Strength isn't as important as aerobic fitness. I use the gym for strength work and I run often, regularly taking part in both road and trail races. No matter what event you enter, you will definitely have more fun if you put in some training”.

“A clean diet will definitely benefit your training,” continues Souma. “Do not try new things on race day though. Eat clean, train dirty”.

Combining trail running with an adventure style obstacle course, the IMPI Challenge is a spectator friendly event that is ideal for the entire family!

EVENT INFORMATION: IMPI Challenge Gauteng #2

Date: Saturday, 27 September 2014
Venue: Van Gaalens Cheese Farm (Hartebeespoort / North West Province)
Categories: IMPI Challenge, IMPI Dash, IMPI Elite and IMPI Mini

Enter individually or as part of a team (teams vary in size from 2 – 25 people, although team members start together, they do not need to finish together).

EVENT CATEGORIES:

Combining trail running with an adventure style obstacle course, there are four structures to choose from when entering the IMPI Challenge:

· IMPI Challenge: 10 – 12km with18 obstacles (age 18+ years); R400 per entry
· IMPI Dash: 5 - 7km with 12 obstacles (ages 10+, all adults welcome). R300 per entry
· IMPI Mini: 1km with smaller supervised obstacles (ages 6 – 10 years). R80 per entry for unlimited circuits of the course.
· IMPI Elite: 15 – 20km with 25 tough obstacles (age 18+ years); timed event with prize money; R550 per entry.

The race categories cater for a variety of athletes, from elite sportspersons, competent and beginner runners and families looking for a fun experience. Participants can enter individually or as part of a team (teams vary in size from 2 – 10 people, although team members start together, they do not need to finish together).

Best Dressed: One of the many highlights of the IMPI Challenge, IMPIs are encouraged to let creativity reign. The best dressed individual and/or team stand the chance to win awesome prizes compliments of our sponsors.
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