NZ Ultra Corporate Endurance Challenge
4 hours. One team. How far can you go?
Get your workmates together and take on a completely different kind of corporate challenge.
Friday, April 9, 2027, 4 - 8pm, Hagley Park, Christchurch.
How it works
Teams of 2–10 people have four hours to run or walk as far as they can. One person is on the course at a time, with teammates swapping a wristband/timing band. You don't have to be a runner. You just have to keep moving.
Build your team
Gather 2–10 people from your workplace to form your ultimate endurance team.
Team Camaraderie
Enjoy your own pre-erected 3m × 3m tent in the dedicated Corporate Challenge area.
Friday 4 - 8pm
One person runs or walks at a time. Change whenever you want with a relay wristband.
Option One: 2 - 5 team members $795.00* per team
Option Two: 6 - 10 team members $1,095.00* per team
* excluding GST (15%) / third party fees / charges. Price in NZ Dollars.
A unique corporate experience
This challenge is perfect for businesses looking to boost team morale, foster collaboration, and promote a healthy, active lifestyle among employees. It's an unforgettable experience for any team.
Why join the Corporate Challenge?
The NZ Ultra Corporate Endurance Challenge offers an unparalleled opportunity for team building and employee engagement. It fosters teamwork, encourages physical activity, and creates lasting memories. It's a fresh alternative to traditional corporate events.
What to expect
Keep going until 4 - 8 p.m., with electronic timing tracking your completed laps and team distance. Finish the challenge, enjoy a complimentary BBQ, and celebrate your team at the prizegiving.
Spead Freaks
We are proud to partner with Spead Freaks - a portion of all corporate entries will go directly to Spead Freaks.
The Speed Freaks is a charity supporting recovery from addiction and mental distress through running, walking and connection. Programmes are delivered by community volunteer coaches from all walks of life, sharing a love of running and a passion for modelling positive, healthy lifestyles. Nearly 9900 participants took part in 1456 group sessions held across the motu over the past year, including nearly 600 sessions in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Running and walking provides a foundation for achieving goals, building positive connections, and 'feeling part of something'. Speed Freaks is now in Ōtautahi, Te Tai Poutini, Tāmaki Makaurau, Taranaki, Whangārei and soon to be in Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
