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Your Endurance. Your Terms.

The Next Loop Endurance Series is designed for athletes who want to explore what they’re capable of — without pressure, intimidation, or predefined limits.

Whether you’re building toward your first 10K, curious how far you're capable of, working to improve your recovery, or how fast you can go,  The Next Loop meets you where you are and lets you decide what comes next.

Who is The Next Loop Endurance Series For?

The Next Loop Endurance Series meets athletes wherever they are in their endurance journey.

New Runners 

If you’re building confidence or working toward your first 10K, Next Loop gives you structure, support, and a low-pressure way to test yourself.

Experienced Runners

Training for a marathon or half? Use multiple loops to dial in pacing, nutrition, and mental resilience in a controlled environment.

Ultra Curious

Ready to go long? Stack loops, push limits, and stop on your terms. Every distance is earned — and honored.

No pressure. No limits. Just forward progress.

Progression, Not Elimination

Traditional endurance events force athletes to commit to a distance before the race begins.

The Next Loop Endurance Series is different.

  • Athletes start together, complete one 5K loop at a time, and choose whether to continue.

  • Every completed loop counts. When you decide you’re done, your effort is honored — no missed cutoffs, no failure.

  • This format encourages athletes to return again and again, building endurance through experience, not pressure.

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50 Mile Challenge

The Next Loop 50-Mile Endurance Challenge

Running alongside The Next Loop Endurance Series’ signature hourly format, The Next Loop 50-Mile Endurance Challenge is a continuous ultra-distance race designed for experienced endurance athletes seeking a classic 50-mile test within a unique loop-based environment.

This race takes place on the same 3.1-mile (5K) trail loop, but operates as a separate competition with its own rules, staging area, field limit, and results

Race Format

  • Distance: 50 miles

  • Race Style: Continuous run (not hourly)

  • Time Limit: 12-hour hard cutoff

  • Start: Mass start with other 50-mile competitors

  • Field Limit: 75 runners

  • Course: Trail-based loop; minor distance variation is expected and accepted due to terrain

Athlete Support & Logistics

  • Dedicated 50-Mile staging area separate from the hourly loop athletes

  • Access to:

    • Main aid station every 5K loop

    • Personal staged gear each lap

  • Medical and safety oversight consistent with ultra-distance standards

Timing & Results

  • Chip timing

  • Splits recorded and posted for every completed 5K loop

  • Overall finishing time determines placement

  • Real-time loop splits allow athletes and crews to track pacing, fatigue, and performance trends

Age Group Divisions

The Next Loop 50-Mile Endurance Challenge recognizes longevity and sustained performance with dedicated divisions:

  • Open

  • Masters: Ages 50–69

  • Grand Masters: Ages 70+

Who This Race Is For

  • Ultra runners seeking a fast-moving, loop-based 50-mile format

  • Athletes who value precision timing, personal pacing strategy, and crew accessibility

  • Competitors who want the energy of a multi-event endurance environment without sacrificing race integrity

Important Notes

  • The 50-Mile Endurance Challenge is a standalone race and is not scored using the hourly loop format

  • Participants must meet experience and readiness standards appropriate for a 50-mile ultra

  • Strict cutoff enforcement ensures athlete safety and event flow

Pacers

  • Pacers are permitted beginning at 4:00 PM

  • Pacers may accompany athletes on the course only after 4:00 PM

  • Pacers must:

    • Check in at the designated pacer station

    • Wear an official pacer identification

    • Enter and exit the course at the start/finish area only

  • Pacers may not carry gear or nutrition for the athlete beyond what is allowed under standard trail-running rules

  • Each athlete may use multiple pacers, one pacer at a time

  • Pacers are intended to support athlete safety, pacing, and morale during the later stages of the race while preserving fairness and course flow.

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Be Part of What’s Next

Events are currently in development, with locations and dates announced as venues are finalized.

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