Operation Heatstroke
August’s Mission = Operation Heatstroke
Limited spots still open!
Bottom Line Up Front: This scenario-based, team-paced, mission honors our U.S. Military Medical Personnel! Your team must select one day to complete this mission.
*Subject to Change. Warning Order (WARNO): Informs units of a forthcoming Operational Order (OPORD).
Why: In honor of our U.S. Military Medical Personnel. The medical diagnosis code for heatstroke is 992.0.
What: *9.92 miles and 8 exercises. Done as fast as possible in one day/one event, not broken up in weeks like our other monthly missions.
When: One day only. The date range to select one day is 19AUG - 31AUG.
Where: Anywhere. This is a virtual mission.
Who: Not for the frail. Open to all and for all fitness levels but understand that this WILL be very difficult. Teams only. Minimum of 4. Everyone does all the miles and reps. Not divided between Team Members.
Uniform: Operation Heatstroke t-shirts and your shorts are required uniform. No others are authorized.
Required Load: One regular-sized bottle of Pedialyte® (or off-brand), first aid kit. More to follow.
Cost: $45, which includes a t-shirt and challenge coin!
What’s Next?
Step 1: Review the Mission details below and gather your team!
Step 2: Register here! (Each TM will register and sign a waiver)
Step 3: Complete the mission to earn your challenge coin!
The MISSION:
In Honor Of: U.S. Military Medical Personnel
Mission: Details will be emailed. All information must be safeguarded and not shared.
Distance: 9.92 miles
Ruckers, ruck (carry weight, your preference)
Runners, run (do not carry any weight other than a hydro pack)
Your team must choose one or the other.
Exercises:
44 Push Ups (8 Count)
400 Meter Sprint (437.445 yards)
53 Flutter Kits (4 Count)
150 Yard High Crawl & 75 Yard Sprint
300 Yard Bear Crawl
50 Yard Casualty Evacuation Carry
60 Jump-Squats with Military Press Using Ruck
2 Mile Litter Carry & 25 Burpees At Halfway Point
Suggested Training:
Start small, building up to the above workout.
Split training up as needed.
Train with your team.
Consult your doctor before doing any of our mission or events. Your participation in any of our missions or events says you’ve properly trained and is your acceptance of sole responsibility.