Danny Tolliver's Staging Area

The line up starting off was great, the route was fantastic with straights and hills mixed, you just have to watch out for some of the railroad tracks because they were not covered and some people fell including myself, the roads were marked very well, there was plenty of Officers blocking the main intersections. The food was great if you are not a vegan , plenty of water, beer and drinks

The run course is sand and starts up a hill and then levels out for about 2 miles , there are 2 water stops on this course, then another long hill and then down the hill to the bike transition . The bike course is rolling hills , no water stops, the second run starts again up the hill leveling out, down a hill and up another long hill and down the hill running around down a mini hill into the finish line. Both Run and Bike courses are marked very well and the volunteers are super great guiding you alone the way.

The course only have a slight incline coming into the finish line, but the rest of the course is flat just a nice out and back , great volunteer support with one water stop on this course. When running you will see the beautiful lookout mountains.

This as always was a great race, the course changed this time and we crossed the Walnut street bridge and the O.Jo. Bridge leading throught the park running by the river, plenty of water stops and the volunteers were excellent, plenty of portal potties

2 Loops around Georgia which was very hills, there were plenty of water stops and the Volunteers was Excellent, each water station had plenty of food and drinks , the course is just about the same as the ironman 70.3, I only did the biking .

This race is well organized , great bike and run corse, I did the Duathlon, so there were plenty of water stops, The course was inside the trail alone with the bike course.

This was a great race, Volunteers was excellent as usual , this was my 5th time doing this race and its always great, the briefing before the race always gives you great instructions of what and what not to do, the bike route is rolling hills with plenty of rest stops. A great race

There was 1 water station , super volunteer support and great crowd support. At race end there were plenty of Body Armour drinks, bananas and oranges to eat along with water. The run ends in a large park, super Awesome

This was a 6.55 mile loop inside of Sadlers Creek Park running alone side of Lake Hartwell. This was first Inaugural Year of the Sadlers Creek Stumble! The camp site was awesome, the trails were brutal, lots of hills and stomps, there were plenty of food and the bathrooms were alone side of the camping sites. Overall a fun race with a beautiful scenery of the lake.

5k, Half Marathon , Marathon and Relay, if you run any of these runs, you will get to. Run Chattannoga’s beautiful Bridges . 5k runs 2 bridges, half runs 4 bridges and marathon runs all 7 bridges. There is plenty of water stops and bathrooms throughout the course. Some of the course routes through the park. There is plenty of cold and hot food at the end of race and also on the water stops toward the middle of the course you will get pretzels, bananas , pickles and gu. This is a great race

The course is very hilly and tons of rolling hills, some roads when you hit mile 60, 70 and some at 80 miles are very bumpy roads with large dips.

The course started off with a nice run around the lake (beach), then on to the bike course with rolling hills around the park with nice views of different lakes, for the run course their was plenty of water stops , great volunteer support and crowd support, Awesome support at the finish line and also plenty of food at the end of the race.

Course is small rolling hills, but there are some flat areas, the run is a scenic run down along the side of the Tennessee River.
Bike: 41:41 Run: 39:45, 12.49min mile

As always the volunteers are very supportive both before and after the race, there is plenty of water stops on the bike and run course, plenty of rest rooms on both routes, the finisher food is super great, its just a very nice time . Rolling hills on the bike brings much lovely scenery, and also running aloneside the Tennessee river and across some nice bridges.

This was my first Duathlon, but this was an Awesome Race, the bike route was rolling hills with two loops an beautiful scenery throughout the route, the run was also beautiful and the course was through the park by the beach and just wonderful scenery, the water stops on the run course was well equipped with energy food to keep you going, volunteer support was awesome and friendly, a great Race.

The Ironman Bike course is rolling hills. There is one difficulty hill and the name is Andrews, it’s around the 35-mile ride. The Course is very beautiful and the scenery is so nice. Ironman has plenty of water stops and great volunteer support.