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“The Mind is Everything”

What is ?

Courage is the Secret of Freedom

Mountain Biking,
IM Swimming (Fly, Back, Breast, Free),
(Walk / Jog / Run).
Altitude Range from 7,342 ft. (2,237.8416 m.)
to 12,863 ft. (3,920.6424 m.).

Exploring Freedom Through Mountain Biking, Running and Swimming

In the world of outdoor activities, the phrase "the mind is everything" holds profound significance. Whether you are navigating rugged terrains or gliding through water, your mental state often dictates your physical performance. This is especially true at high altitudes, where the challenges increase, and the determination to push your limits becomes essential.

Courage and Freedom in Adventure Sports

Courage is undoubtedly the secret of freedom in sports activities. The thrill of descending the steep inclines of a mountain bike trail or running up mountains or mastering different swimming strokes — whether it’s fly, back, breast, or freestyle — exemplifies the freedom one encounters in nature. Each boost of adrenaline helps build mental stamina, pushing boundaries and exploring your capability as an ultra athlete.

Altitude Challenges

Engaging in sports at altitudes ranging from 7,342 ft. to 12,863 ft. presents unique obstacles. At such heights, oxygen levels diminish, demanding not only physical strength but also mental resilience. With every breath taken in thin air, ultra athletes experience the interplay of mind and body, making courage a vital ingredient for success. As you conquer routes that test your endurance and push your limits, remember that overcoming mental barriers is often the key to achieving the freedom and exhilaration that these sports offer.

How ?

Biking on paths winding and narrow, muddy or rocky at altitudes ranging from 2200 m. to 4461 m.

Swimming at an altitude of 2316.48 meters above sea level.

Running over 5 different levels of terrain and surfaces, at altitudes from 2200 m. to 4461 m.

The Power of the Mind: Conquering Extreme Altitudes Through Adventure Sports

Understanding the Mind's Influence

The power of the mind is immense; it shapes our perception and drives our actions. Often, we underestimate its influence, especially when faced with challenges like biking or running across difficult terrains. This concept resonates deeply when participating in outdoor activities at high altitudes, where both the environment and mental fortitude are tested.

Adventure Sports at High Altitudes

Consider biking along winding and narrow paths that can be muddy, rocky, and steep, ranging between 2200 m. to 4461 m. What might seem like a daunting task can, in reality, be a thrilling experience. At these heights, the breathtaking views combine with the challenge of navigating diverse surfaces, which require not just physical strength but also mental resilience.

Swimming, Running, and Expanding Boundaries

Similarly, swimming at an altitude of 2316.48 meters above sea level introduces new challenges. The thin air affects endurance, making every stroke feel heavier. Additionally, running across different levels of terrain, from soft trails to harsh rocky ledges, sharpens one’s mental focus. Ranging from elevations of 2200 m. to 4461 m., each level poses unique adversities that require a strong mindset to conquer.

Engaging in these activities at such high altitudes serves as a reminder that indeed, the mind is everything. It helps us push through perceived limitations, whether biking, swimming, or running. By embracing the challenges that adventure sports present, we discover not just the beauty of nature but also our personal strengths.

Why ?

”A Leader is One Who Knows, Goes, and Shows the Way”

In 2009 the obesity levels in Mexico Caught "Zapata Ironman" attention ...and Solve the Problem.

The Mind is Everything: Tackling Obesity in Mexico

Understanding the Mind-Body Connection

The phrase 'the mind is everything' resonates deeply when addressing significant issues such as obesity in Mexico. In recent years, this country has faced alarming obesity rates, prompting leaders to step up and tackle the problem head-on. The question arises: why is the mind so crucial in this fight?

A Leader's Role in Driving Change

According to the adage, “a leader is one who knows, goes, and shows the way.” This philosophy has never been more relevant. In 2009, Mexico's obesity levels caught the attention of "Zapata Ironman", who recognized that mental frameworks significantly influence public health. Leaders must not only understand the statistics but also lead by example, showing the importance of mental health and disciplined lifestyle choices.

Strategies for a Healthier Mindset

To address the growing obesity crisis, it is vital to create awareness that ‘the mind is everything.’ This can involve campaigns that educate individuals about nutrition, exercise, and the psychological aspects of healthy living. When the community understands how their mindset affects their health, they can make better choices. Fostering a positive environment that encourages mental well-being can lead to healthier lifestyles for many.

Thus, addressing obesity in Mexico is not just a physical battle—it's a mental one as well. By changing how people think about their health, the nation can turn the tide against this epidemic. Emphasizing that the mind is everything could pave the way for a healthier future.

"Cuidar los Centavos y Descuidar los Pesos"

Mexican Government invests in projects that are not beneficial to the people. Instead, if it invested in SPORTS (infrastructure, training and nutrition programs from early childhood (without discrimination), a monitoring system for future champions), it would change these levels of obesity.

 

Courage in Mountain

Exploring the Freedom of Biking and Beyond
Understanding Courage on the Trails

Courage is an essential element for anyone venturing into the exhilarating world of mountain biking. The freedom you feel while navigating the rugged terrains and breathtaking landscapes can be incredibly empowering. Whether you're at altitudes ranging from 7,342 ft. to 12,863 ft., the thrill of the ride is unmatched. Embracing the challenge of steep inclines and sudden drops requires mental fortitude and determination, making every ride not just a physical journey but also a significant test of courage.

A Different Kind of Freedom

Swimming

Brings its own level of adventure, presents another form of liberation. With strokes such as fly, back, breast, and freestyle, swimming allows for a full-body workout, enhancing endurance and flexibility. The buoyancy of the water gives swimmers a unique sense of freedom, enabling them to glide effortlessly while overcoming the resistance of water. This combination of physical exertion and soothing aquatic surroundings can evoke a feeling of courage, making each swim a journey of personal discovery.

A Journey of Courage on Foot

Running

Whether at a brisk jog or a full sprint, is another method to experience the thrill of adventure and freedom. Engaging in running activities at high altitudes can boost your stamina and provide a clearer perspective on your goals. The challenge of moving through varying terrains, all while breathing in the fresh mountain air, ignites courage. Setting personal records and pushing past limits empowers you to conquer more than just the physical distances.

Honoring Our House

"Earth’s Day"

Ultra Marathon 24 hrs 

April Event

Activities to Promote Protection the Natural Environment
Additional Programs (Ecology, Cultural, Education, Health & Technology)

Starts & Ends @ 6:00 am. Sharp

 

Celebrating Earth Day: 24 Hours 

Activities for a Greener Future

Every year, Earth Day stands as a reminder of our vital connection to the environment. This April, we invite you to partake in our 'Honoring Our House' event, a 24-hour celebration filled with diverse activities aimed at fostering a deeper respect for our planet. From ecology to health initiatives, every aspect of this event is designed to promote awareness and collective action.

Engaging Activities for Every Interest

Our Earth Day schedule is packed with various programs tailored to appeal to individuals of all ages. Experience interactive workshops focused on sustainable practices, engaging lectures on ecology, and health-focused sessions addressing the relationship between our well-being and the environment. These activities are not only educational but also encourage active participation, giving everyone a chance to contribute to environmental protection.

Community Involvement and Cultural Connection

In addition to educational and ecological programs, our event emphasizes cultural connection. We believe that celebrating diverse perspectives enhances our understanding of the natural world. Expect art installations, cultural performances, and storytelling sessions that honor different traditions and their relationship with nature. Together, we can highlight the importance of environmental stewardship across cultures.

Join us in these 24 hours of activities this April in our deep commitment to protect and cherish the natural environment. By participating, you are taking a stand for the future of our planet and encouraging others to do the same. Together, let’s turn awareness into action!

Recover Our Local Life Styles

"Identity Day"

Ultra Marathon 24 hrs

June Event

Recovery & Promotion of the Local Lifestyle, Regarding Interests,Opinions, Behaviors & Behavioral Guidelines of an Individual, Group or Culture.

Activities to Promote Protection the Natural Environment
Additional Programs (Ecology, Cultural, Education, Health & Technology)

Starts & Ends @ 6:00 am. Sharp

 

Understanding Local Life

Celebrating Identity Day 24 hrs

Identity Day, celebrated in June, serves as a reminder of the importance of our local life styles and cultural heritage. This event invites communities to come together, celebrate their unique identities, and reflect on the traditions that shape our everyday lives. This year, we have a special opportunity to recover and embrace our local identities, ensuring they continue to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Emphasizing Community Connections

The significance of community connection cannot be overstated. Identity Day encourages residents to share stories, customs, and experiences that forge lasting connections among individuals. By participating in events, workshops, and discussions tailored to local traditions, attendees can rediscover the richness of their culture and learn more about their neighbors’ backgrounds.

Engaging in Local Events

Feature a variety of activities designed to bring our community together. From local food festivals to art showcases, there’s something for everyone. Residents are invited to showcase their heritage through dance, music, and culinary delights, each offering a glimpse into the tapestry of our local life styles. By actively engaging in these events, we not only honor our past but also inspire future generations to cherish their cultural roots.

In conclusion, let us embrace Identity Day as a moment to recover our local life styles and celebrate the unique stories that contribute to our vibrant community identity. Mark your calendars and prepare to join us in celebrating what makes us who we are this June!

"Back to Our Origins"

"A Leader Share Courage"

AQua Marathon 8 hrs

July Event

The First Ultra AQua Marathon 8 hrs., an Aimed at All Heart Athletes, who likes the challenges.

Starts @ 5:00 am. Sharp

 For all heart athletes seeking a unique challenge

The inaugural Ultra Aqua Marathon is here to test your endurance and skills. This extraordinary event is not just an ordinary swimming competition; it combines four distinct strokes—butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle—across a stunning altitude range from 7,342 ft. (2,237.8416 m.) to 12,863 ft. (3,920.6424 m.). The event is designed to engage swimmers looking for a fulfilling challenge while pushing their limits.

The Challenge of Altitude and Technique

Swimming in high altitude presents its own set of challenges. As competitors ascend to higher elevations, the atmospheric pressure decreases, affecting buoyancy and stamina. The Ultra Aqua Marathon demands mastery in swimming technique over various types of strokes, ensuring participants are well-prepared not only for the physical challenges but also the environmental factors. Each of the four swimming styles showcases the versatility and adaptability of athletes, with unique techniques crucial for overcoming altitude-related difficulties.
Are You Ready to Take the Plunge?

The event is scheduled for an impressive eight hours

Promoting endurance and resilience. Whether you are an experienced swimmer or someone looking to embark on a new adventure, the Ultra Aqua Marathon provides the perfect opportunity to challenge yourself. This unique experience caters to all heart athletes and promises a rewarding and unforgettable competition. It’s time to dive into the depths of your potential!

Ultra Triathlon 9 hours

"Who Points The Sky, Always Hits The Target"

"Every Second to Rejoice the Spirit and Soul"

July Event

The First Ultra Triathlon 9 hours, an Aimed at All Heart Athletes, who likes the challenges.

Swimming, Cycling, and Running 3 hours each Discipline.

Altitude Range
From 7,342 ft. (2,237.8416 m.)
To 12,863 ft. (3,920.6424 m.

Join the inaugural ultra triathlon, an extraordinary endurance challenge designed for heart athletes. This unique event spans 9 hours and tests participants across swimming, cycling, and running in breathtaking natural landscapes with varying altitudes. With a rigorous training regimen and a supportive community, prepare to push your limits and experience the thrill of competing in this historic event. Embrace the challenge and sign up today!

Warrior Spirit

145 hrs. Ultra Marathon

"Nace Libre, Cada Vez Que Mires Las Estrellas"

October Event

The First Ultra Marathon 145 hrs. , an Aimed at All Heart Athletes, who likes the challenges.

Altitude Range
From 7,342 ft. (2,237.8416 m.)
To 12,863 ft. (3,920.6424 m.

Explore the ultimate guide to running in Mexico with a comprehensive 6-day running plan tailored for travelers. Learn how to adapt to local time changes, integrate variety into your routine, and maintain hydration while adjusting to a new environment. This resource is essential for those looking to keep fit while enjoying the beauty of Mexico’s landscapes. Discover tips for optimizing your running experience and ensuring a smooth transition as you explore vibrant locations. Stay active and energized during your trip!

Challenge

Vision of Growth

It’s A Pioneering Event Around The World
Promotion of the Essence of Sports
Aimed at Enthusiastic Athletes and With the Spirit of Coexistence
Participate and Compete Against Oneself
Savor the Pleasure of Enjoying the Event
This Event is NOT a Competition

Certified Ultra Triathletes and Ranking

 

 

1987 - Audio & Video Xtreme Sports


2001 - Colorado Sports


2012 - Ultra Performance & Ultra Endurance Sports (UPES)


2016 - Advanced Sport Engineering

 

Swim Teams

1987-Tritons


1992-Sirenitas


1994-Aqua Dynamics


2012-AQuality

Regulations

Swimming Pool

Ultra & AQua Marathon

Training for the Event

Warm Up Before Starting

DO NOT FORCE Your Body, Perform Your Daily Routine

Maintain Honesty, Respect, Order and Positive Attitude

Enjoy, As Part of this Pioneer Event and Be Part of History

In Case of a Thunderstorm or Earthquake Stop, and Get Safe

For Safety use places like Forests, Cycle Paths, Swimming Pools.

Avoid Vehicular Roads, Rivers or the Sea

Avoid littering

Zapata Ironman

Gold Series

Diamond Series

Diamond Series

Certified

Awards

Climb Score/Category

Tilt & Surface

Climb Rating


For any climb to be rated (receive a climb score/category) it must be at least 500 meters in length with an average grade of 3% or more.

All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation. The combination of these factors drives all final climb categories and there is no subjective analysis used in the final scoring of any climb score. All other climbs that do not meet the criteria for HC to Cat 5 are simply too small to rate and can usually be crossed easily by bicycle, running, or walking. The original concepts for the MapMyFitness categorization of all climbs came from the categorized climb ratings given by the UCI for races like the Tour de France and other professional cycling events. Our methodology is unique in several ways to allow for categorizations to be relevant for all sports and we added an additional difficulty with category 5 climbs. If you have any questions, please visit our
support center.

HC CLIMB - "HORS CATEGORIE"

(a French term for above category) climbs are the hardest rating/score given to any climb. All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation. The combination of these factors drives all final climb categories and there is no subjective analysis used in the final scoring of any climb score. HC climbs will traditionally be very long (over 10 miles), very steep (average grades above 8 to 10%), or very high (above 11,000 feet) but again some extremely steep or long climbs could alone qualify it as an HC rated climb.

 

Level 1

Tilt

Mountainous, total climb more than 250 feet per mile

Surface

Very rough trail

These rated climbs are the least difficult of all the categorized climbs. The exactly same methodology is used in determining their difficulty as Cat 4 climbs but they the least difficult of all the rated climbs. All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation.

 

Level 2

Tilt

Very hilly, total climb between 150-250 feet per mile (7500-12,500 in 50 miles)

Surface

Trail or dirt road with substantial rocks, roots and/or ruts

These rated climbs are the least difficult of all the categorized climbs. The exactly same methodology is used in determining their difficulty as Cat 4 climbs but they the least difficult of all the rated climbs. All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation.

 

Level 3

Tilt

Hilly, total climb between 50 and 150 feet per mile (2500-7500 feet in 50 miles)

Surface

Trail or dirt road with some rocks

These rated climbs are the least difficult of all the categorized climbs. The exactly same methodology is used in determining their difficulty as Cat 4 climbs but they the least difficult of all the rated climbs. All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation.

 

Level 4

Tilt

Rolling, total climb up to 50 feet per mile (2500 feet in 50 miles)

Surface

Mostly groomed trail or dirt roads

These rated climbs are the least difficult of all the categorized climbs. The exactly same methodology is used in determining their difficulty as Cat 4 climbs but they the least difficult of all the rated climbs. All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation.

Level 5

Tilt

Flat or nearly flat

Surface

Paved or smooth surface

These rated climbs are the least difficult of all the categorized climbs. The exactly same methodology is used in determining their difficulty as Cat 4 climbs but they the least difficult of all the rated climbs. All climb scores are based on distance, grade/elevation change, and maximum elevation.