Can I come for one event?
Yes. A Double Tap weekend groups two events in one city, but each event has its own registration.
Toughest Alive Tour
Yakima, Washington
Hourglass
The first Central Washington Hourglass: fixed-distance rounds on a clock that gets one minute shorter every time.
Tour stop
1 event. One shared weekend.
Registration Open
Descending-clock endurance
Hourglass
The distance stays the same while the clock gets one minute shorter each round. Everyone returns to the same basecamp, lines up together, and decides whether to begin one more.
Register NowCourse and basic rules
- The first round begins at 30 minutes, then 29, then 28, and the squeeze continues.
- Walkers and ruckers complete one mile each round.
- Runners complete two miles each round. Hybrid participants complete two miles and 10 judged burpees.
- Carry participants cover a half mile with 50 pounds for men or 35 pounds for women.
Divisions
Walk · Ruck · Run · Hybrid · Carry · Youth divisions
What to expect
A repeating loop, a shared clock, and a basecamp where people refuel, reset, and encourage one another before the next start.
Kids division
A kids division is available for this event. Registration details and requirements are listed on the registration page.
Registration closes Thursday, November 5 at 11:59 PM PT. Most adult division prices and the youth price increase after September 30; see the registration page for exact pricing.
Learn how Hourglass worksGood to know
The weekend belongs to everyone willing to begin.
You do not have to be the fastest person there. Start with the format that meets you where you are, then stay loud for the people still moving.
What happens when I tap out?
Catch your breath, take care of yourself, and become part of the cheering crowd. Your day still counts.
Where do I register?
Use the registration button for the exact event you want. The external registration page handles payment and final entry details.
Show Up Today
We will meet you at the start.
Choose your event. Bring your honest effort. Leave room to encourage somebody else.