Izenah Xtrem — Île-aux-Moines (historical)

Île-aux-Moines, France · Last listed edition Sat 28 Sep 2019

Reports and event feedback

  • Izenah Xtrem — Île-aux-Moines (historical) — historical participant feedback ↗

    Public Runagora members

    Enjoys the island scenery and beach warm-up. Criticism includes unfinished obstacles in the first edition and limited volunteer coverage.

    Both complete native cards and metadata read: yoann 1503 labels the first 2016 edition; sportif-b 8 n 1 y 4 reports sixteen-kilometre outings in 2018 and 2019. The directly published historical 3.3/5 from two includes the lower 3/5 first-edition review. The sixteen-kilometre recollection is not silently corrected to the programme’s shorter nominal class.

  • Julien — Izenah’s improved 2017 island course ↗

    Julien / C’est bien d’être bien · 2017

    Praises stronger obstacle construction, better marking and the island scenery. Criticizes unclear wave information, volunteer instructions, aid placement and the quiet finish.

    Complete original first-person account published 27 September 2017, updated 13 July 2018, explicitly covering 23 September and the nominal 13 km route. The writer appears on the event poster, discusses the course with organizers and hosts entry contests; his personal funding is unstated. The 8 km class, companions and repeated outings are not extra independent reviews. GPS and injury-risk impressions are not measured findings; products, medical benefits, photos and film are not imported.

Event details

Dates
Last listed edition: Sat 28 Sep 2019
Formats
Historical island obstacle courses — 2019 programme nominal 8 km / 13 km · Members report 2016 and repeated 2018/2019 outings; one recalls 16 km
Place
Île-aux-Moines, Bretagne, France
Series
Izenah Xtrem
  • The complete original July 2019 specialist programme announces 28 September at Île-aux-Moines with eight/thirteen-kilometre adult courses and a separate children’s course. Dinan and other Izenah locations are different properties and do not inherit this island score.
  • Julien’s complete 2017 original account separately describes the 23 September island outing, improved structures, marking and logistics, with continuing aid-placement and volunteer concerns. His personal GPS impression does not certify a common route length.
  • The island’s precise start gate and each native member’s personal wave remain unknown. Julien appears on the event poster and hosted entry contests; those interests and repeated authorship remain disclosed. Videos and source photographs are not reused.

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