Burrito League Rules
Burrito League is intentionally simple. The rules define the common structure followed by leagues worldwide, based on the original Tempe, Arizona Burrito League.
1. One Segment
Each league creates a single, short, publicly accessible Strava segment.
2. One Month
The challenge begins at your earliest convenience in January and concludes at 11:59pm, January 31 (Jamil’s birthday).
3. Unlimited Attempts
Participants may complete and log the segment as many times as they choose.
4. Repetition Is the Metric
The Strava Local Legend leaderboard is based on the total number of completed segment efforts. Not speed or time.
5. Public Logging
All runs must be public on Strava. If you Strava activities are set to private by default, you must make them public as soon as possible after finishing your activity.
6. Inclusive Participation
Running and walking both count. There are no pace or performance requirements.
7. Strava “Run” Setting
Use the “RUN” setting on your watch or Strava app when recording your activity. It’s ok if you walk the whole time. You can edit previous activities to “Run”.
★★★★★
“Participating in the Burrito League was an incredible experience! The community spirit and the thrill of competition kept me motivated throughout the event. I loved the challenge of completing the local Strava segments, and the chance to win burritos and prizes made it even more exciting. I highly recommend this event to anyone who enjoys endurance running and wants to be part of a supportive community!”
Hye-rim Choi
Burrito League