Caraquet Adrenaline Caraquet

Caraquet, New Brunswick. Saturday, June 6, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM ADT. Caraquet Adrénaline is a functional fitness team event — 2‑person teams (male, female, or mixed). Complete 10 functional movements, each followed by an 800‑m run. The 10 Adrénaline zones: rower (1,000 m), ski erg (1,000 m), assault bike (2,000 m), kettlebell swings (80 reps, 53/35 lb), burpee broad jumps (66 m), bucket carry (88 m, 100/70 lb), sandbag lunges (88 m, 50/35 lb), ground to overhead (80 reps, 35/25 lb), step‑up overs (80 reps, 24/20 in), and wall ball overs (80 reps, 8‑ft target).

Location — Caraquet, New Brunswick:

• Caraquet is a small town on the Acadian Peninsula in northeastern New Brunswick, on the shores of Chaleur Bay
• Event location: 50 Rue du Colisée, Caraquet, NB (likely the local arena or sports complex)

Format — 2‑Person Teams, 3 Categories:

• Male division (both teammates male)
• Female division (both teammates female)
• Mixed division (one male, one female)
• Both participants must register in the same transaction

The 10 Adrénaline Zones — Functional Movements (order not specified):

• A1 – Rowing Machine — 1,000 m (both teammates likely split the distance? or each does 1,000 m? Check event rules)
• A2 – Ski Erg — 1,000 m
• A3 – Assault Bike — 2,000 m
• A4 – Kettlebell Swings — 80 repetitions. Weights: Men 53 lb (24 kg), Women 35 lb (16 kg)
• A5 – Burpee Broad Jumps — 66 m (total distance, each burpee broad jump covers approximately 1 m)
• A6 – Bucket Carry — 88 m. Weights: Men 100 lb (45 kg), Women 70 lb (32 kg)
• A7 – Sandbag Lunges — 88 m. Weights: Men 50 lb (23 kg), Women 35 lb (16 kg)
• A8 – Ground to Overhead — 80 repetitions. Weights: Men 35 lb (16 kg), Women 25 lb (11 kg)
• A9 – Step‑Up Overs — 80 repetitions. Box height: Men 24 inches (61 cm), Women 20 inches (51 cm)
• A10 – Wall Ball Overs — 80 repetitions. Target height: 8 feet (2.44 m). Wall ball weight? Not specified — likely 20 lb (9 kg) for men, 14 lb (6 kg) for women
• After each zone, teams run 800 m (exact run course not specified — likely a loop around the arena or nearby streets)

Movement Details — Important Notes:

• Both team members must complete the work together? Or split the reps/distances? Not specified — likely both teammates work simultaneously (e.g., both rowing at the same time, both doing kettlebell swings, etc.)
• Check event website for official rules and movement standards
• All weights listed are approximate; actual competition weights may vary
• 800‑m runs are mandatory after each zone

What's Included (Team Registration — Closed):

• Entry for 2‑person team
• Access to all 10 Adrénaline zones
• Timing (likely manual or chip timing for each zone and run)
• Finisher award (not specified — likely a medal or t‑shirt)
• Medical support on site

Registration — Closed (Sold Out):

• Registration period: February 20 – May 6, 2026
• Team fee: CA$250 + transaction fees (≈ CA$143.80 per team after fees? The listing shows CA$143.80 for team registration — likely per team total, not per person)
• Registration is closed as of now — no race day registration available

Logistics — No Refunds? Check with event organizer:

• Parking available at 50 Rue du Colisée (arrive early — limited spaces)
• Bib pickup: race morning at the venue (check event website for exact times)
• No refunds? Not specified — contact Marielle Pitre
• No dogs allowed at the venue
• Spectators welcome — cheer from the arena or along the run course

What to Bring:

• Appropriate athletic clothing (shorts, t‑shirt, supportive shoes)
• Water bottle and personal nutrition (aid station likely has water, but bring your own fuel)
• Towel and change of clothes
• Team spirit — you'll need to encourage each other

Nearby Attractions (post‑event — make a weekend of it in Caraquet):

• Village Historique Acadien — living history museum depicting Acadian life from 1770 to 1939
• Église Saint‑Pierre‑aux‑Liens — historic wooden church (largest wooden church in Atlantic Canada)
• Chaleur Bay — fishing, boating, and stunning sunsets
• Acadian Peninsula — coastal drives, lighthouses, and seafood restaurants

Contact: Marielle Pitre — phone 506‑726‑5870.