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yup a mud run for charity had SCs, thankfully the staff of volunteers wasn't having any of it.
Apparently even though the rules stated no harming zombies, some people didn't like having their flags ripped off and took it personally, also took it out on the zombies, a few were punched, bullrushed, or attempted tackling, this resulted in the zombies being clustered around the obstacles for their own protection(each obstacle had at least two staff present).
complaints of the zombies being "too aggressive", they're ZOMBIES, they are supposed to be trying to steal your flags, that's why they're there.
Complaints of "the zombies grabbed my crotch", well you put all your flags in front of it in the hopes of cheating that way, they will go after your flags no matter where you put them, it's their job.
one person screaming about worms crawling in the mud, it's wet dirt, there will be worms.
The only issue I had was the "decontamination stations" separated into men's and women's, this was fine, however they should've set a time limit, or given a "hose off outside" option. The reason for this, the men were just washing off the surface mud and calling it good. The women, were taking full 20-30 minute showers, I stood in line for over 30 minutes waiting, and the line did not move once. I ended up just letting the mud dry and brushing most of it off, taking a shower when I got home.(an hour later the people I was in line with were about 30 people from the front, and when I left the line it was about 60 people)
Apparently even though the rules stated no harming zombies, some people didn't like having their flags ripped off and took it personally, also took it out on the zombies, a few were punched, bullrushed, or attempted tackling, this resulted in the zombies being clustered around the obstacles for their own protection(each obstacle had at least two staff present).
complaints of the zombies being "too aggressive", they're ZOMBIES, they are supposed to be trying to steal your flags, that's why they're there.
Complaints of "the zombies grabbed my crotch", well you put all your flags in front of it in the hopes of cheating that way, they will go after your flags no matter where you put them, it's their job.
one person screaming about worms crawling in the mud, it's wet dirt, there will be worms.
The only issue I had was the "decontamination stations" separated into men's and women's, this was fine, however they should've set a time limit, or given a "hose off outside" option. The reason for this, the men were just washing off the surface mud and calling it good. The women, were taking full 20-30 minute showers, I stood in line for over 30 minutes waiting, and the line did not move once. I ended up just letting the mud dry and brushing most of it off, taking a shower when I got home.(an hour later the people I was in line with were about 30 people from the front, and when I left the line it was about 60 people)
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