The Rucking Streak
Similar to the running streak, the rucking streak involves rucking for at least one continuous mile, every day, without skipping a day.
The only rules are that the rucker must carry a weighted backpack (any weight) and the ruck (walk) must be continuous (allowing for pauses eg stoplights) and commenced before the end of each calendar day.
Current rucking streaks are recorded below.
Streaks are only added to this list once they are of 100 days duration or more.
This table is updated on the 1st of each month (AEST)
RANK | NAME | COUNTRY | DAYS |
1 | Julian Watling | AUS | 1555 |
2 | Joe Molinari | USA | 1554 |
3 | Lincoln Watling | AUS | 1452 |
4 | Jen Stecher Parkinson | USA | 1400 |
5 | Leonora Jackson | AUS | 567 |
6 | Jeremy St.Hilaire | USA | 260 |
7 | Anita Halvorson | USA | 207 |
Last Updated: 1 November 2023 (AEST) |
The following rankings apply to ruck streaks of various durations:
RANK | DAYS |
Beginner | 100 |
Novice | 500 |
Graduate | 1,000 |
Expert | 1,500 |
Master Rucker | 2,000 |
Grand Master Rucker (GMR) | 4,000 |
GMR II | 6,000 |
GMR III | 8,000 |
GMR IV | 10,000 |
GMR V | 12,000 |
You can find out more about the running streak at:
GORUCK Rucker Backpack
5.11 TACTICAL Rush 12 Backpack.