The Next Loop Endurance Series - Tyler State Park
Tyler, TX
Sat, Nov 14, 2026
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When
Saturday, November 14th, 2026
Where
789 Park Rd 16, Tyler TX
Distances
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Typical weather
49–68°F · low rain risk
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2025
62–79°F
dry
2024
47–67°F
dry
2023
52–69°F
dry
2022
38–43°F
rain
2021
49–71°F
dry
2020
65–83°F
dry
2019
39–53°F
dry
2018
27–43°F
dry
2017
57–73°F
dry
2016
52–76°F
dry
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About this race
What Is The Next Loop?
- Event Type: The Next Loop Endurance Series is a loop-based endurance running event designed for every type of runner — from first-time 10K participants to seasoned marathoners, ultra runners, CrossFit, Hyrox, and tactical athletes.
- Loop Distance: You’ll run a 3.1-mile (5K) trail loop, starting a new loop every hour on the hour.
- Choice After Each Loop: Run another loop or stop — no penalties, no DNFs. Every completed loop counts.
- Scoring System: A simple, transparent scoring system that rewards consistency, pacing, and endurance.
How Scoring Works
- Start Time: Time starts when the loop begins.
- Finish Time: Time stops when you cross the finish line.
- Loop Time: That loop time is officially recorded.
- Overall Score: Your overall score is calculated by combining the times of every loop you complete.
- Penalties: No penalties for stopping, no missed-cutoff failures, only completed loops counted.
Why This Format Works for Everyone
- New Runners: Run your first 5K, 10K, or Half Marathon without pressure.
- Marathon & Ultra Runners: Test pacing, fatigue, and recovery across multiple hours.
- Hybrid / Functional Athletes: Measure recovery between efforts and evaluate consistency under fatigue.
Course & Event Environment
- Loop Type: Scenic trail-based 5K loop.
- Course Marking: Clearly marked course.
- Location: Start/finish located at a central base area.
- Support: Aid station available each hour, family- and crew-friendly atmosphere.
How Far Will You Go? Loops Completed/Total Distance
- 1 Loop: 5K
- 2 Loops: 10K
- 4 Loops: Half Marathon
- 9 Loops: Marathon
- 10 Loops: 50K
Who Should Register?
- All Runners: Runners of all levels.
- Training Athletes: Athletes training for longer events.
- Curious Individuals: Anyone curious how far they can go — one loop at a time.
- Endurance Seekers: Anyone who wants an endurance challenge without failure pressure.
The Philosophy
- Endurance Focus: This isn’t about speed alone. It’s about discipline, recovery, decision-making, and endurance.
- Loop Process: Run the loop. Recover. Decide. Repeat.
Results, Rankings & Bragging Rights
- Official Timing: Official timing for every completed loop.
- Rankings: Results ranked by loops completed and combined time.
- Data: Post-race data you can analyze, share, and build from.
Ready to See How Many Loops You’ve Got?
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