22Mohawks Winter Ruck Series
Four Events. One Winter. Keep Moving Forward.
The 22Mohawks Winter Ruck Series, powered by Frontline Running, is a four-event challenge built around performance, improvement, and participation.
Throughout the winter, participants will complete three timed 4-mile rucks, followed by a 12-mile finale. Each event is an opportunity to earn points, improve your time, move up in the standings, and keep pushing yourself throughout the season.
This isn’t simply a race to see who is fastest. The series rewards those who perform, those who improve, and those who continue to show up.
Whether you’re competing for the top of the leaderboard, chasing a new personal best, or looking for a reason to stay moving through the winter, this series gives you something to work toward at every event.
Ruck #1 — The Baseline
Saturday, November 14, 2026
8:00 AM
72 North Street, Danvers, MA
4 Miles | 35 lb Dry Ruck
This is where the series begins.
Your first 4-mile ruck establishes your baseline time for the season and gives you a number to chase at the next two events.
All rucks will be weighed before the start and again at the finish to ensure the required 35 lb dry weight is maintained throughout the course.
The Series
Ruck #1 — The Baseline | 4 Miles
Establish your starting time and earn your first points of the series.
Ruck #2 — The Grind | 4 Miles
Same distance. Same standard. Now you have a number to beat. Improve your season-best time and earn additional bonus points.
Ruck #3 — The Last Push | 4 Miles
Your final 4-mile opportunity to improve your time, earn points, and strengthen your position heading into the finale.
The Finale — The Long Haul | 12 Miles
Everything leads here. The final event increases the distance to 12 miles and carries additional weight toward the overall series standings.
**$500 Overall Series Award**
At the conclusion of the four-event series, $500 will be awarded to the overall Winter Ruck Series winner based on the series scoring system.
Full scoring system on the run signup event page
Performance • Improvement • Participation
You don’t have to be the fastest person on day one. Establish your baseline, keep showing up, and see what you can do by the end of the winter!