Category Archives: Louis Smit
Race Report: Louis Smit – Multiply Adventure Challenge
The Multiply Adventure Challenge was something entirely different than what I am used to seeing at most OCR events. It was a 3.5km course almost the same as last year but this year we had some really tough carries or
Race Report: Louis Smit – Warrior #6
This event was one of my biggest OCR highlights in my career so far and a major mental shift, a major step up from where I have been. The build-up to Warrior 6 was good for once, I didn’t over
Nevarest delivers big time at Warrior #6
After the pains of an incredibly gruelling A1 Cyanosis adventure race, Nevarest set their sights on the sixth race in the Warrior series. Greg sat out due to his lingering injury, so Louis and Michael took the reigns in the Black
Race Report: Louis Smit – Warrior #5 [SA Champs]
The Warrior Race definitely exceeded all my expectations and I just want to congratulate Frits Pienaar, Hennie Scheeper, JP Nortje and the rest of the Warrior team for putting on an exceptional event, of high quality, drama and most importantly
Race Report: Louis Smit – Actionman #2
Another OCR race in SA has come to my attention and that is the Actionman, first time doing this fairly new event and it was way tougher than expected. I entered for the 10km Elite race and also got an
Race Report: Louis Smit – GI JOE #2
The second race of the GI Joe series this year was great fun even though it was a bit colder than usual. As the event was hosted over two days I again decided to use this opportunity to race both
Race Report: Louis Smit – The Beast #15
The Beast usually a really tough race to run and with Jason Freedman designing the courses always makes for some real strength orientated obstacles plus the terrain always makes for tough running as one always struggles to get into a
Race Report: Louis Smit – Warrior #4
The Warrior race was my main target race before the big winter break, but guess things just fell apart for me. I was really excited at the prospect of racing warrior in Stellenbosch and had really high expectations going into
