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 is a Florida-based producer of multisport and off-road adventures - trail runs, adventure races, off-road triathlons and “New Zealand-style” multisport races. At Endeavor Racing, we believe in providing the opportunities for you to “dare greatly.” For seasoned athletes, “daring greatly” might mean pushing their limits in a challenging trail marathon or a 24-hour adventure race; but, for many, it will mean just toeing the line at a 4-mile trail run or one of our sprint distance multisport races. With that in mind, it’s our goal to provide you with an “arena” where you can dare greatly or strive valiantly while embracing a healthy lifestyle.
 While Endeavor Racing may be a new company, its founder,
Kip Koelsch, is a well-
recognized and well-respected race director within the adventure racing and
multisport communities. As a co-founder, race director and course designer with
WeCeFAR (West Central Florida Adventure Racing), Kip was instrumental in
creating and managing events like the 2005 US Adventure Racing Association
National Championship, Swamp Stomp 36-Hour Adventure Race, Squiggy Classic and Dash Adventure Races, Croom Crusher and Crumbler Adventure Races, and Croom Quest Multisport Challenge. Most recently, Kip was an operations director for World Triathlon Corporation, and, in the past, has managed transition areas at St. Anthony’s Triathlon (St. Petersburg, FL).
Kip has been involved in off-road racing since 1999, is a two-time overall winner of the Florida Coast to Coast Eco Adventure Race, a Primal Quest finisher (Lake Tahoe), and has raced all over the world. In 2008 Kip was second in the U.S. Rogaine Championships and the Florida State Orienteering Championships. Kip was also a two-time member of the US Canoe/Kayak Marathon Team.
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brings trail running to the magnificent Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest near Inverness, Florida! This area of the forest offers challenging (this is NOT a flat area of Florida!), less-used trails that will take you through beautiful sandhill scrub, oak thickets, longleaf pine, rocky hammocks at grassy meadows.
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