F.A.Q

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Mud runs are a great mix, believe it or not… of running and mud! The courses are set distances, with lots of fun obstacles along the way. Mud runs are a brilliant way to spice up your fitness routine. Mud runs are a fun way of running, tackling obstacles, testing your fitness and mental resolve. They start like most races. Crowds of like minded people at the start line, but soon after you start comes the mud and obstacles. You run the distance and smash through obstacles whilst getting covered in mud. It is basically what is says it is on the tin.

Obstacles include:

– Low crawl

– Monkey bars

– Mud pools

– Cargo nets

– Walls

And more. 

Some of the obstacles can be too much for some people, but we don't care, in all cases they are always compulsory. The camaraderie between runners is second to none as well. Every runner who signs up is always willing to help everyone else. This creates a fantastic atmosphere, pushing you further and helping you smash the race and it’s obstacles.

Historically Scarlet Justice has been an AWP-focused squad. Every Scarlet Justice is given an AWP designation from primary to pentatonic. Exceptions are made for IGLs who have more important tasks to worry about like making callouts and berating the enemy team in all-chat.

Upon successfully passing the rigorous two-phase test administered by the High Council of Justice, a prospective justice will be knighted with their callsign by the High Council of Justice. These callsigns come from a long list of names that John Justice himself blessed, ensuring good fortune and good aim for all knighted justi.

Team scrimmages are every Monday and Friday from 7-11pm GMT. Scrimmages, however, are only for active members, so you'll never be invited.

Cause we're better than you.