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Doug Snyder has been the team’s primary Masters athlete since joining the teamv back in late 2018. With 9 Conquer The Gauntlet Masters wins (7 of which occurred in back to back races) and an additional three 2nd/3rds, he remains the most decorated CTG Masters athlete of all time, male or female. Besides racing in OCR he is also still active in the ninja community regularly qualifying for the world finals. While you won’t find Doug racing in our team colors anymore, you will find him traveling the world racing events like the European OCR Championships and more with his partner in crime, another former pro team athlete, Lisa Nondorf.

2017's USOCR Champion in her age group and 2018's 2nd place NORAM Pro Ladies Team member, Lisa Nondorf was, and still is, one of the most dominant masters female athletes in the sport of OCR. She still holds several CTG records for Masters wins including the most number, the longest streak and the longest CTG Masters podium streak. She's also the only person to ever win overall and Masters in the same CTG race (including both men and women). Despite suffering a torn bicep in late 2018 (her only 2nd place Masters in a ninja competition), she came back stronger than ever the following year, a testament to her insurmountable will. In 2021, after arguably her most successful year of racing, she decided to take a more relaxed approach to racing and focus on herself instead of worrying about results. She continues to train, race and conquer along side her boyfriend CTG Pro Doug Snyder.

When it comes to big names in OCR, there are few as well known as Brenna "Red Beast" Calvert. One of the original members of the CTG Pro Team, she was on the team from 2016-2019 tearing up the course both in the US and internationally including countries like Lebanon and Kuwait. With 45 OCR podium finishes and counting she is always in contention for the win. She currently has six CTG gauntlets, the second most out of any female, and another four podium finishes. She's also one of the few female athletes with both a Continuum win as well as an Elite CTG win. A regular on the podium she is perhaps best known for her appearances on three different televised OCR related shows including CMT's Steve Austin Broken Skull Challenge (season 3 and season 5 all-stars) and in ESPN's BattleFrog League Championships.  Expect to see her focusing more on the media side of the industry in the future but don't count her out just yet, she'll still be racing and dropping everyone in the female field back one placement in the final standings.

No one on the team has as dramatic of a story as Matt Campione. After pulling himself out of drug addiction he went on to become a great athlete and the family man he is today. With multiple CTG wins to his name as well as other top performances like an overall win at Savage Race, Matt shows true versatility. However, he is probably best known for his team's performance on Spartan Ultimate Team Challenge Season 1, where he was part of "The Comeback Kids" that took home a $250,000 prize purse (split between the five athletes on the team). After two years on the team Matt left to focus on his family and pursue other interests including mission trips to South America.

Jeff Yanda stormed into the OCR scene with an impressive rookie year in 2017 walking away with 11 podium finishes including a 1st place win at CTG-XTC. 2018 was plagued with injuries including two torn muscles. Even with the injuries, he managed to finish 2nd at his hometown course Conquer The Gauntlet Iowa. He took 2019 off to recover but plans on coming back better than ever in 2020. Although no longer on the team, he is still involved in OCR and in the process of recovering from injuries for another epic year.