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John took a spill and nearly broke his ankle. Luckily, it wasn't broken and although he had to quit the mud run, he was back walking in just a couple days.

John is surrounded by people wanting to help and he says, hey, that hurts - no touchie!

Like last year, this was a 7 foot tall wall at the top of a steep hill of loose dirt. Nearly impossible to scale by yourself.

A new obstacle this year - they had us run up and down a hill a few times. Super fun!

DJ and the team start to climb the beast of a rope wall

DJ attempts to get over the giant rope ladder wall thing. It was pretty high up there and despite DJ being fairly coordinated and not afraid of heights, it was awkward and challenging.

Chief jumps off the high platform while DJ watches and waits his turn

DJ jumps from the 15 foot platform onto some mats

DJ flails his legs awkwardly as he jumps off the high platfor

These inverted monkey bars were very tough! DJ needed a boost to get up there, but once up there was able to cross unaided.

Once you got over the tallest part, the monkey bars got easier, but holding on was still really tough.

Time to get face down in the mud and crawl!

Hey, Chris, you got a little mud on ya there buddy!

DJ is almost through the worst of the mud crawl

Chris looks back and waist for DJ and Chief to get through the mud crawl