Health & Fitness
Tuscaloosa Gauntlet 5K Set For April 9 At Buddy Powell Pavilion
The obstacle course will include a newly-constructed Marine "O-Course" — a central part of the combat conditioning program for Marines.

TUSCALOOSA, AL —The very first Tuscaloosa Gauntlet 5K is set for Saturday, April 9 at the Buddy Powell Pavilion near Sokol Park, with proceeds going to benefit the Alabama Marines Foundation.
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The obstacle course race will include a newly-constructed Marine “O-Course” — a central part of the combat conditioning program every Marine trains with.
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The City of Tuscaloosa constructed its own O-Course in 2021, making Tuscaloosa and Auburn home to the state's only courses outside of a military facility.
The 3.1-mile course is a Phoenix-built race course and an OCRWC qualifier, which will incorporate more than 20 obstacles.
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The race will be made possible through the coordination of the Alabama Marines Foundation, Tuscaloosa County Parks and Recreation Authority (PARA) and Tuscaloosa Tourism and Sports.
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