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Tough Mudder UK reports almost 100,000 event participants in 2022

Tough Mudder UK has reported its end of season results – with almost 100,000 participants taking part in its events in 2022, overcoming more than 2.3 million obstacles.

A release from the event organiser noted… ‘While the mass participation industry has struggled to recover following the Covid-19 pandemic, Tough Mudder UK’s end of season report has shown good signs that demand for mass participation is on the mend with a 14% participant growth in 2022.

  • ‘Breaking last year’s tally, Tough Mudder UK brought in almost 100,000 participants across its 10-event season, as the obstacle racing brand hosted sell-out events across the UK.
  • ‘In a year where the brand encouraged participants to take on challenges like never before, it’s estimated that a collective 2.3 million obstacles were overcome while on the course, all while only losing a recorded 56 shoes along the way.’
  • ‘It seems the mud infused, adventure packed events were exactly what the UK wanted, with popularity rising by 13,000 participants from last year. Interesting too is the number of new arrivals, with 23% of ticket purchases being first timers, up 14,000 year on year.
  • ‘With participants around the country covering a collective 416,000 miles, it was London South Tough Mudder that took the prize for the biggest event of the year, which hosted 14,000 participants across the September weekend.’
  • ‘The introduction of the 1-mile Lidl Mudder course also proved a popular addition for younger athletes as it saw a total of 5,890 children take on Lidl muddy adventures of their own.’

Managing Director of Tough Mudder Europe, Matt Brooke said “This season has truly been one to remember. I want to thank everyone who has been part of Tough Mudder UK this year, from the participants to the operations team, from the volunteers to all of our partners – without everyone this year wouldn’t have been such a success.”

www.toughmudder.co.uk