Hazelwood OCR — The Mosh

Athlete feedback and reports

• The Mosh 2025: Heartland-series participant account ↗

  Sarah Tucker, OCR Buddy · 2025

  Tucker enjoyed creative obstacles around the park and water-park structures, a varied 5 km course, helpful volunteers and accessible spectator viewpoints. She describes two-person starts, rigs, carries, a pool kayak and a welcoming small-race atmosphere.

  Complete original first-person narrative and conclusion read. Published 23 May 2025, matching the city’s named May 17 race period; the article itself does not state an exact raced day. The approximately 5 km distance and community-center/water-park setting are participant descriptions, not an organizer-confirmed measured route or street address. The author writes for commercial OCR Buddy; gifted entry is unverified. No numerical score is supplied.

• The Mosh 2024: repeat Hazelwood participant account ↗

  Evan Perperis, OCR Buddy · 2024

  Perperis praises the two-person time-trial starts, chosen walk-up music, unusual rigs, use of existing park structures and value. He describes about 50 obstacles, smaller one- or two-lane setups and a personal community feel.

  Complete original first-person narrative and conclusion read. Published 26 March 2024 about that year’s named Mosh programme; the exact raced day and distance are not fixed by this account. Its dry water-slide/lazy-river features differ from the 2025 report. This is a repeat experienced racer’s perspective, not three independent athletes or a review of all Hazelwood themes. The commercial OCR publisher/app is promoted; gifted entry/compensation is unverified. No numerical score is supplied.