Don't Die in the Chair Last Man Standing
About the race
Join us for the Don't Die in the Chair Last Man Standing!
This is a totally unique event unlike the traditional backyard ultra format!
We will follow a similar format, but instead of 1 hour to complete every loop, you will have one less minute to complete each loop than the last. You will have to run faster, the longer the race goes!
Aid station and porta-potties
We will have one aid station fully stocked with water and snacks at the start / finish of the course.
There will be porta-potties on site.
Race day timeline
- 06:30-07:30 / Packet Pickup at Start Line
- 07:30-07:50 / Pre-Race Course Brief with 3 of 7 Project Team
- 08:00 / Race Start
Camping on site
Camping IS available on site the day before and the day of the race. Tents and RVs are both allowed, but there are NO hookups available. NO ground fires are allowed, only portable fire pits.
GPS coordinates
34.20939070876156, -85.02823789037622
Cancellation policy
Athletes can cancel their registration, but no refund is given.
All registration sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.
The course
The race is run in loops. Each loop cutoff is one minute shorter than the one before. One aid station is at the start and finish of the course.
Loop format and cutoffs
Each loop = 4 miles
Example:
- Loop 1- 1 hour cutoff
- Loop 2- 59 minute cutoff
- Loop 3- 58 minute cutoff
Etc.
Race weekend schedule
Location
City insight: Rome
Rome is the largest city in and the county seat of Floyd County, Georgia, set in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It is the largest city in Northwest Georgia, with 37,713 residents at the 2020 census. Summers are hot and humid and winters are mild, so spring and autumn are the best seasons to race.
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