The Immortal 32 Ruck is a 75-mile test of grit that honors the 32 brave men who answered the call for reinforcements at the Alamo during the Texas Revolution—knowing full well they were walking into certain death. From February 27th, 2:00 AM to February 28th, mid-day, we’ll retrace their exact route from Gonzales, TX, to the Alamo, pushing ourselves to the limit and tapping into the same grit and sacrifice they showed. Along the way, we’ll celebrate Texas Independence Day, connecting with the legacy of these heroes while testing our own resilience.

THE JOURNEY

We kick off at the Memorial of the Immortal 32, standing at the very spot where the famous "Come and Take It" cannon sparked the fight for Texas freedom. From there, we’ll ruck 75 miles non-stop to the Alamo, following in the footsteps of the men who gave everything for something bigger than themselves. This isn’t just about crossing a finish line—it’s about honoring those who came before us, embracing discomfort, and proving our own strength in the process.

This isn’t just another event. It’s an opportunity to push your limits, bond with a crew that’s got your back, and step into history. You’ll walk away knowing you’ve honored the past, built connections, and proven what you’re made of.

TAKE AWAYS

• Push Your Limits: Conquer 75 miles of physical and mental challenges.

• Brotherhood: Build real connections with your crew as you grind through every mile.

• Honor History: Retrace the path of the Immortal 32 from Gonzales to the Alamo.

• Build Resilience: Discover your true strength when you’re pushed to your edge.

• Celebrate Texas Independence Day: Arrive at the Alamo and honor the legacy of Texas freedom.

• Create Lifelong Memories: This isn’t just a challenge—it’s an experience you’ll carry with you for life.

Tell your friends, family, neighbors—whoever’s ready for something real. This is a journey they won’t want to miss!

IMPORTANT DETAILS

• This is a group event, not a race.

• We move as one team.

• We are only as fast as our slowest member.

• Our strength comes from how we lift each other up.

Official Project Grit rucks are team events—we move together, push each other, and finish as one. But make no mistake: your pack is your responsibility. That means your fuel, water, and foot care are on you.

We do have a support team for tap-outs and water refills, but they’re not a pit crew. There are a few stores along the way, but don’t count on them having what you need. Plan ahead. Pack smart.

Self-reliance makes you stronger—and stronger people make better teammates.

PACK SUGESSTIONS

• Fuel: Usually 200–300 calories per hour. Easy-grab snacks like bars, gels, or trail mix.

• Water: We recommend a 3-liter water bladder.

• Electrolytes: Crucial in the Texas heat. If you use powders, plan how you’ll mix them. Chewables or tabs can be easier.

• Blister Care Kit (Pack it or Regret it): Everyone has their own version. Find yours and bring it.

• Individual First Aid Kit: Basic medical supplies to treat injuries like cuts, blisters, and minor wounds. Everyone has their own version. Find yours and bring it.

• Miscellaneous: Headlamp, extra socks, layers—early spring weather can surprise you in Texas.

Plan ahead, pack smart, and show up ready—not just for yourself, but for your team.

ROUTE + TERRAIN

• Gonzales to Seguin

• Seguin to The Alamo

• Mix of road and single track

• Rolling hills

• Limited access to resupply — plan ahead

At the finish, we arrive not at a podium, but at a moment of shared victory—where we lay down the weight, look around at the tribe we’ve forged, and walk away stronger, sharper, and changed.

This is not just a ruck. It’s a night that will test you, build bonds, and remind you what you’re made of.

DISCLAIMER

This is a self-supported endurance event. By registering, you acknowledge and accept full responsibility for your own health, hydration, nutrition, gear, and medical needs throughout the ruck. There will be no aid stations or medical personnel provided. You are expected to plan ahead, carry everything you need, and know your limits. Participation is voluntary and undertaken at your own risk. A signed liability waiver is required to participate.

Challenge Mediocrity. Embrace Difficulty. Harness the Power of Teamwork.