1 What Was Planned
- 1. Provide challenging but achievable endurance event for civilians
- 2. Test event logistics and support systems
- 3. Build community through shared challenging experience
- 4. Evaluate participant preparation and readiness
2 What Actually Happened
- 1. Event logistics supported all participants successfully
- 2. Aid stations provided adequate nutrition and hydration
- 3. Participant feedback indicated strong sense of community
- 4. Preparation guidelines helped participants arrive ready
3 What Went Well
- Event logistics supported all participants successfully
- Aid stations provided adequate nutrition and hydration
- Participant feedback indicated strong sense of community
- Preparation guidelines helped participants arrive ready
4 What Could Be Improved
- Pre-event communication regarding course specifics
- Aid station placement relative to challenging sections
- Post-event recovery resources and information
- Volunteer training for specific support roles
5 Lessons Learned
- 1 Clear pre-event communication reduces day-of confusion
- 2 Aid station placement should anticipate participant needs
- 3 Post-event support significantly affects overall experience
- 4 Volunteer effectiveness depends on role-specific training