You must bring your photo ID as we will be checking them at the parking lot and at packet pick-up. Team leaders, please make sure every member on your team brings his/her photo ID. Also be sure to bring the completed waiver and your parking permit. Please wear running shoes and clothes that can get dirty. You may also want to bring a bag with a change of clothes, dry shoes and a towel. There will be a bag check on race day to store this during your race.
You may want to bring a wallet as well. There will be an opportunity to purchase extra food and drink.
Grass, dirt, water, forest, hills, and of course MUD!
Participants will run a 5K race on varying terrain. While doing this, they will complete at least a dozen "adventures". See course information for details and a map.
This is a 21-and-up event. Since beer will be served, we will need to check everyone's ID. There will be a bag check to keep personal items secure during the race.
By participating in Go Commando, you get a Great Race and much more!
Click here for information on what you get with your registration fee.
Yes. It is on race day. Click here for more information on packet pick-up.
No.
We are asking that participants and spectators NOT come directly to the venue site. There will be absolutely no parking for participants, spectators, volunteers and staff. Parking and shuttle service will be available. Please see parking for more information.
No. You can only register for parking online. There will be no cash taken on race day.
Click here to see parking information. There will be absolutely no parking on-site at Go Commando for participants, spectators, volunteers or staff.
Please allow 35 minutes before your wave start time, to park, take the bus ride, pick up your packet and choose your wave start time. However, if you are late in arriving, no sweat, there will be various groups within each wave, you can join in when you're ready without disqualification.
See our spectators page for complete details. You must be 21 and older to participate and spectate at this event.
The venue was picked for Go Commando for a reason: it is challenging. For the safety of your children and pets, please leave them at home. They will not be allowed access to the event. Also, because there is a beer party involved we have made this a 21-and-up event.
Yes.
We ask that you only switch waves if necessary.
Yes. There will be certified medical personnel on site to assist any medical needs.
The "adventures" are definitely made to be a challenge, but the goal is to make them so everybody can accomplish them. If you're ready for an intense 30 minutes (approximately) and willing to get down, dirty and wet, you will have a great time! If you are unable to complete an "adventure", just go around it and continue on.
Maybe. Please check back to the website for additional information as we get closer to the event. If the race has reached capacity, the answer is no. If we still have ample space, there will be race day registration. Either way, the website will have updated information as the event date gets closer. It is always best to register early, it guarantees your spot and the fees will be cheaper the earlier you register.
Many of the "adventures" will surround Race Village, aka Camp Commando. Spectators and participants who have completed the race can watch others do many of the "adventures" nearby. The entire course, however, will NOT be available for spectators. You can only view designated "adventures" near Race Village.
Participants cannot transfer their registration to the next year. You can transfer your registration to someone else for the same event day and year that you signed up. Please see our race change policy for more information.
Yes! But the kind that are only for TRUE COMMANDOS! In other words, the showers won't be private or have hot water. There will be sided tents for men and women as a changing area.
Yes. We will be grilling hot dogs after the race. Participants and spectators each get a ticket for one free hot dog. You can purchase additional tickets for more food on-site at Camp Commando.
