A Hyrox & endurance community for dads.
Your Sport. Your Community. Your Outlet.
"It was never just about the miles.
It was always about the men."
Outlet 52 was born from a 10-mile run Jackson had no business saying yes to. What he found wasn't just fitness — it was a Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday dadhood that became the most grounding part of his week. Years of shared miles, real conversations, and men pushing each other past what they thought was possible.
He built Outlet 52 because that kind of community is rare — and because every time he's spoken openly about his sobriety and mental health, the dads who raised their hand and said "me too" proved the need is real. This is for them. For you. A dadhood built around endurance goals, shared suffering, and becoming better versions of ourselves — all 52 weeks of the year.
The community gathers around these. Train together all year. Race together when it counts.
It's not just a race. It's the weekend your family will talk about.
Sit down with the men you've been training alongside all year. Families welcome. Real food, real conversation, race briefing before bed.
Expert-led workshops across all four pillars. The sessions that make race day mean more than a finish time.
Cross that line. Your family, your coaches, your brothers — all there. Then celebrate together like it deserves.
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You don't cross a finish line alone. You cross it with the community that trained beside you, pushed you, and showed up when it was hard.
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On his 25th birthday, Jackson's father-in-law invited him on a 10-mile run the next morning. He'd never run 10 miles in his life. He couldn't say no. That run turned into hundreds of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings with a group of men who became something more than training partners — a dadhood.
Years later, he realized just how much those runs had meant. Not the miles — the men. The pushing, the joking, the talking about life at 6am. When he started speaking openly about his sobriety journey and mental health, the number of other dads who raised their hand and said "me too" told him everything he needed to know.
Outlet 52 is his answer to that. A community built around endurance, Hyrox, and the shared suffering that forges real friendships — for the dads who are looking for more than a training plan.
"There's something about a group that can simultaneously push you beyond your limits while also being vulnerable and supportive. That's what we're building."
Endurance coach, advisor, creator, and founder of the Casually Ambitious Performance Club. Chase works with driven individuals who want to elevate their performance in sport, business, and life.
With a background in marathon and ultra endurance racing, he specializes in structured training systems, strength integration, and sustainable performance — blending data-driven programming with mindset development to build resilience, durability, and long-term consistency.
"Endurance is more than racing. It's a framework for personal growth."
Physical therapist and running coach specializing in helping runners train consistently, stay healthy, and perform at their best. Casey's role at Outlet 52 is to help you navigate the aches and soreness that come with pushing your limits — so you show up to the starting line confident and ready to go.
As a dad himself, Casey knows what it means to pursue big goals while carrying everything else life demands. He joined Outlet 52 because he believes communities like this are rare — a group of men holding each other accountable, pushing each other to levels none of them could reach alone.
"Real human camaraderie and accountability can't be replaced. That's what this is."
More coaches joining the roster — announcement coming soon.
Weekly group sessions keep you accountable and connected. Same training block, same goals, different cities — but always in it together.
The community platform keeps the conversation going between sessions — training logs, race prep questions, bad run days and good ones. Real talk from men who get it.
The community gathers in person around the four annual events. Dinner on Friday. Race on Sunday. Dadhood you can actually feel.
These aren't just training partners. They're dads who understand the grind — the 5am alarms, the missed workouts, the weight of everything outside the gym. They show up for you because they've been there too.
The race is the reunion. The training is the relationship.
Outlet 52 exists because dads need more than a program. They need people.
52 weeks. Four events. One dadhood.
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