22/08/2026
🔥 THE GOGGINS GAUNTLET 2026 — COMPLETED. 🔥
What. A. Morning.
The Goggins Gauntlet wasn’t designed to be a normal workout.
It was designed to test strength, endurance, teamwork, resilience, communication and, most importantly, the ability to keep going when things got uncomfortable.
The whole event was inspired by David Goggins and some of the incredible feats of physical performance, strength and endurance he has become known for
taking some of those ideas and turning them into a team challenge for our Lean In 60 crew.
We wanted people to experience a little bit of that “stay hard”, “40% rule” and “who’s gonna carry the boats?” mentality.
And they absolutely smashed it. 💪
Across the morning we threw just about everything at them…
🏃 Running
💪 Strength challenges
🔥 High-rep bodyweight exercises
🏋️ Carries and functional fitness
🧠 Mental challenges and problem solving
🤝 Teamwork tasks
🚣 “WHO’S GONNA CARRY THE BOATS?!”
🌊 Water-based challenges
⏱️ Races against the clock
😈 And plenty of exercises designed to make them question why they signed up in the first place 😂
But the biggest part of the Gauntlet wasn't about who was the strongest or the fittest.
It was about the TEAM.
Helping the person next to you.
Communicating when you're tired.
Encouraging someone who's struggling.
Doing your share of the work.
And finding another gear when your body is telling you that you've had enough.
There were people of different ages, abilities and fitness levels taking part, but everyone had the same goal:
KEEP MOVING. HELP YOUR TEAM. DON'T QUIT.
And that is exactly what they did.
I was genuinely so proud watching everyone push themselves, support each other, laugh, suffer 😂 and keep going right until the end.
Events like this remind me why I love what we've built with Lean In 60.
Yes, we want people to get fitter, stronger and healthier.
But it's about more than that.
It's about building confidence, resilience, friendships and a community of people who aren't afraid to challenge themselves.
You don't need to be the fittest person in the room.
You just need to be willing to turn up, give what you've got and
