Ruck 214

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Memorial Day Ruck Honoring Veterans 🇺🇸

Join us this Memorial Day—Monday, May 26th—for a 3 mile ruck in honor of our fallen heroes and in support of our living veterans.
Bring a backpack, weights, or just yourself—everyone is welcome.
📍 Meet at Margaret Hunt Bridge | 🕐 1:00PM

🎉 Post-ruck meetup @ Oak Cliff Brewery | 3:00PM
Enjoy a cold one, connect with our community, and support the cause. A portion of beer sales will go to a local veteran organization.

🎟️ Bonus: We'll be raffling off a military tactical backpack!
Let’s show up, ruck up, and give back. Everyone is welcome, no RSVP needed.

Text Andrew at 682-597-0733 with questions.🫡

Hey everyone, I'm a former Marine and the host of Kilo Ruck 214. First, I just want to say thank you for being here—whether you’ve rucked before or this is your first time, I appreciate you showing up.

A little about me: I served in the Marine Corps, and like many of us, the transition back to civilian life wasn’t easy. One of the toughest battles I’ve faced was physically but mainly mental. After getting out, I struggled with my identity, my purpose, and with mental health overall. I carried a lot of that weight silently for a long time. And that’s part of what led me here.

Kilo Ruck 214 isn’t just about fitness or putting miles on a trail. It’s about community. It’s about reconnecting, creating a space where veterans and supporters can show up for one another, check in, and move forward—literally and mentally—together.

This crew was born from a simple need: to not feel alone in the fight. If you’ve been through it, you get it. And if you haven’t, but you're here to support, that means the world.

So whether you’re here to sweat, heal, or just walk beside others, you’re in the right place. Let’s ruck up, talk, and build something stronger—together.

Semper Fi.

Welcome to Kilo Ruck 214 — where purpose meets perseverance.

This isn’t just a ruck. It’s a movement. Our mission is clear: to break the stigma surrounding PTSD, transition struggles, and mental health. We’re here to create a space where warriors don’t have to fight in silence — because strength isn’t about staying quiet, it’s about showing up, speaking out, and walking together.

Whether you’re a veteran, active duty, or a supporter who believes in the power of community — you belong here. Every mile we carry weight on our backs, we also carry the stories, scars, and strength of those walking beside us.