We are often asked to describe the Endeavor Team Challenge, but our answers sometimes fall short.  The truth is that each competitor’s experience is unique.  However, we design the events with one goal in mind- to give our athletes the ultimate adventure – combining all aspects of fitness and the beauty of the outdoors with the objective of pushing competitors well beyond their perceived limits.  We want our participants walk away feeling that they have

Competitors have written some detailed accounts of their experiences preparing for and competing in the Endeavor Team Challenge.  Here are some of them we have run across.  **Please feel free to send us links to others**   To Endeavor Is To Accept by Brendon Mahoney on September 12, 2013   Recently my buddy, Brett Scharf, and I competed in the inaugural event of the first ever Endeavor Challenge. Excited and apprehensive at the same time, we

“Always remember who you are and what you represent.” These are the words that will be echoing through Dallas, Texas resident Nick Donato’s head as he summits Mt. Reba during the inaugural Endeavor Team Challenge this September. Growing up in Iowa, Nick’s Aunt, Lori Dowie-Reeser, frequently spoke these words to him, but this year they carry a special meaning. This past spring, in the span of just two months, Nick lost his Grandfather, Anthony “Tut”