Massachusetts, USA : Get ready for the “Bone Frog Challenge” at Berkshire East Ski Resort, owned, operated and designed by U.S. Navy SEALs.

Bone Frog Challenge'' event race has mud, sand, running, climbing and all these under the vigilant eyes of the best of its kind! The US Navy SEALs! Bone Frog Challenge race is a project designed, conducted and owned by the Navy SEALs. The program includes more than 36 obstacles, fitted during the course in every quarter mile, including 1000 feet of elevation change and the course ranges from 9-12 miles.

The Bone Frog Challenge event weekend offers fun and activities for all ages. The young guns can also face the challenge and experience the toughness of the competition as the organizers of the event have dedicated a special area for the kids. Kids can enjoy in Mini Bone Frog Challenge Kids Area where they can play in the mud and on scaled down obstacles.

The Bone Frog Challenge is truly a unique experience, created by Navy SEALs to challenge, build and inspire participants to become better athletes and learn the camaraderie and teamwork benefits. The minimum SEAL-to -participant ratio is 1:10 in the SEAL Wave and it starts every 15 minutes from 9am-4pm.

Event Details

Start date
May 17, 2014 9:00 am
End date
May 17, 2014 8:00 pm

Hurry up! Register and participate in the biggest event of the year by US Navy SEALs.
To get more information related to this event, please visit: http://www.xtremespots.com/events/bone-frog-challenge-berkshire-east-ski-resort-massachusetts-usa/

About the Company:

Xtreme Spots try to identify spots and present to their fellows interesting places in all five continents, where extreme sports can be practiced safely, both by amateurs and professionals. They focus on experiencing different cultures and civilizations; their e-ticket contains a slightly different perspective in regard to their destination. Steep rocks, vast arenas, snow terrains, vertical drops, breathtaking waterfalls, deep waters, high cliffs, long tracks, big waves and endless trails make part of their sightseeing priorities. Their challenge is to make a professional practitioner look for details of an extreme spot that would allow him to expand his knowledge and experience while amateurs will be urged to leave their couch, once and for all.