2015 Mount Tammany 10 // Re-edited
Just when you thought winter was over and spring is upon us... Now let's take it back to the 2015 Mount Tammany 10 for a moment. This race is a little more than a week away and will mark the beginning of the spring and race season for many.
2015 was a snow year and the race took place on the first day of Spring. Here is our re-edited video from 2015. I originally used a Jimmy Hendrix song in the video which became a copyright issue so I deleted it and now here it is again with a fresh take on the race.
What do you think the conditions for this year's race will be?
The Mount Tammany 10 is just as much a mental challenge as it is a physical one. You must complete 10 laps within 10 hours, totaling 12,000+ feet of gain in 40 miles. A true test of endurance and fortitude.
For all our race reports, photos and videos from the Mount Tammany 10, visit us at https://www.mountainpeakfitness.com/tammany.
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