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| Armin | Botha |  |
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| Brandon | Hulley | |
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| Dewald | van Wyk | |
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| Dominique | D’Oliveira | |
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| Johan | Naude | |
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| Louis | Smit | |
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| Thomas | van Tonder | |
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| Travis | Dalrymple-Kelly | |
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| Trevor | Lagerwey | |
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| West | Hendriks | |
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Heinrich R. Kühn – OCR Athlete"SA OCR is basically the glue with all the events sticking to it, before I heard of you I didn't know of the World Championships. Knowing about it has added a new challenge. Every race, every day of training is a new challenge to get to the next level, and even though I might not get to the worlds, I’m going to try, it's something to work harder for. I usually tell myself "why are you stopping, you're still breathing, keep going" SA OCR promotes and shares the opinions of all events and people who feel the same way, I want to train hard to have a goal and you guys have pointed me in the right direction."
Darryl Allcock – OCR Athlete"Outrageously Rageous Courageous... Fastest growing sport in my opinion and makes you push your limits in every race. SA OCR definitely by doing a great job at promoting all the events and making sure the athletes are up to date with all the details, results of event etc."
WarriorRic – Chief Inspirer and Brand Ambassador"In South Africa, we have seen exponential growth in the global phenomenon that is Obstacle Course Racing. As Chief Inspirer of the largest OCR series in South Africa and ambassador of the event and their many sponsors, I am privileged to witness not only the best of the best competing for top prizes, but humbled by my intimate engagements with recreational athletes and spectators who have chosen this new fringe sport to live healthier and happier lives.
SA OCR's role in helping to grow and maintain the sport is an honorable one, especially in the midst of conventional sports that dominate our schools and professional organisations and federations. The education and support that SA OCR brings to athletes, spectators, sponsors and the community at large is vital to the future of the sport and to the ongoing support of our hardworking OCR athletes. I have no doubt that OCRWC will witness the stellar performances that will come from a unique zeal and tenacity of our elite SA athletes in action come mid October. I just wish that we could have the kind of support other nations enjoy where we send our full compliment of OCR athletes who best represent the nation of South Africa. Certainly, this is a pivotal focus area where SA OCR will make a huge impact on the sport come 2017"