Your Questions Answered for Deadly Dozen Race & Training
Find answers to common questions about the Deadly Dozen race and training for your fitness journey
FAQs
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The Deadly Dozen is a Fitness Race and Training Methodology.
The race involves 12x 40m runs around an athletics track with 12x exercise stations in between each run - we call the exercise stations "Labours."
The Deadly Dozen is a training methodology because the race works all of the key fundamental movements while only using bodyweight, kettlebell, dumbbell and weight plate exercises.
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The Deadly Dozen is by far one of the most accessible fitness races in the world, and it is open to everyone!
It has a low technical barrier to entry and a fairly low strength barrier to entry. However, if you want to stand a chance of completing the race, what we refer to as "Beating the Race," then you will need to train hard for it - it is one of the hardest fitness races in the world.
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No, you don't have to.
However, it is well worth completing the Seeding Labour to get a feel for the Deadly Dozen Fitness Race.
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Solo racers set off between 09:00 + 12:30.
Pairs and Relay racers set off between 12:30 + 16:00.
You get your exact wave time 2 weeks before the event - no changes can be made to race booking and wave times in the final week leading up to the event.
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We recommend turning up at least 60 minutes (1 hour) before your wave time.
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Yes. You are expected to know how to perform the correct technique on all of the Labours (Exercise Stations).
You can download a FREE copy of the Rulebook HERE. Or checkout our YOUTUBE CHANNEL to watch us demonstrate the 12 Labours.
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Race results are live and can be found on the RESULTS page of the website.
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You can sell your ticket to another competitor. Ticket transfers are FREE.
Both parties should email info@deadlydozen.co.uk to confirm the transaction is genuine.
There is a NO REFUND, NO DEFERRAL policy on all races.
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No. Instead, you can sell your ticket and can transfer it for FREE.
You can sell your ticket on the Facebook Group: Deadly Dozen | Facebook
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You can post it on social media or use our Facebook Community Group: Click Here to Join the Group
We can confirm the legitimacy of the seller if you email info@deadlydozen.co.uk However, we take NO responsibility when it comes to ticket sales.
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Race pictures can be found on the PHOTOS page of the website.
The Pro Pics are usually uploaded within 48 hours of the race.
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You can join our newsletter on the bottom of the HOMEPAGE of the website.
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Yes, spectators are welcome and it is FREE for them to come.
Some athletics tracks allow dogs, others don't - email us to make sure (info@deadlydozen.co.uk)