Our thoughts about races, nutrition, training and all other things OCR.
Ima & Ashik Shaker are the heads of South East Asia’s favourite Spartan family. You’ll see them at every race in the festival area with huge smiles shouting words of encouragement and cheering on all the other athletes, on the course they’re both great AG racers and don’t lose that spirit even when times get tough. They both, alongside mini Shakers Hera & Jada, regularly referee and volunteer at races to keep you all safe and ensure the right people win. We’re proud to consider the Shakers our friends and be able to feature them for this weeks Fit Friend Friday.
Kirsty is an established Age-Group racer from Scotland in the UK and a regular feature in a podium position both in her races and on our Workout of the week leaderboard. After a strong 2019 which included three 1st places at Spartan events we’re looking forward to seeing her have an even bigger 2020.
Jada is a familiar face at OCR races here in South East Asia. A competitive racer in the Spartan Kids category she represented Singapore at this years Kids World Champs in the US completing the tough course with a smile. The youngest member of The Shakers Family is small and mighty. With strong performances at every race and the confidence and ability to take on adult sized obstacles Jada is gonna be a force to be reckoned with for many years to come.
At Team Grit we love an OCR couple and Gary & Kasia are one of the most dedicated, hard working pairs we know! They embody everything we love about the OCR community and we’ve raced with them in Singapore and the UK and we're always incredibly grateful for the support they offer down at the race site, while totally killing their own races. Read on to find out who got in to OCR first and their must have kit!
Lou is a French athlete living in Bali who trains smart and races hard. Competing since 2015, he’s a seasoned athlete and this year he performed fantastically at both the Spartan World Champs and the OCRWC. His dedication to his training is admirable and his community spirit makes him a pleasure to see at every race. Click on to read Lou’s full interview.
