Oaxaca trails ask more from runners than a watch can measure. Altitude, climbs, descents, heat, and pacing all change performance. Eddi Pérez Silva explains why road-running metrics have limits in the mountains, and what local runners should train instead on Oaxaca trails: climbing control, descending skill, fueling, patience, and fatigue resistance.
Emily Barrera placed 3rd in the women’s beginner -50 kg division at ADCC Open Mexico City on June 13, 2026. A donor and the Oax Sport fund fully covered her tournament fee, transportation, and accommodation. This post shares the result, what donations covered, and what comes next for U.S. and Mexico supporters.
Titanes was one of the strongest sprint groups at the Festival Atlético Autotransportes Avendaño Morales 2026 in Oaxaca. The club won both 100 m Libre finals, took first place in the mixed 4×100 m Libre relay, and placed athletes in the 100 m, 150 m, and 200 m finals.
Emily Barrera, a 23-year-old athlete from Oaxaca, is preparing for ADCC Mexico City 2026 on June 13. This campaign helps cover her approved competition costs, including registration, transportation, lodging, and food. Your donation helps Emily arrive prepared and focused while Oax Sport tracks expenses and shares a follow-up update.
Alejandra Paulina Ortiz Hernández traveled to California to compete at the Pomona-Pitzer Track & Field Invite on April 11, 2026. This post-campaign report explains what donor support covered, what she learned from the trip, and what came next in her season, including a gold medal at the 2026 national university championships.
Oax Sport has launched a Givebutter campaign for Senderos Apaztli, a community mountain bike project in Magdalena Apazco, Oaxaca. Donations will help buy tools, protective gear, and basic bike maintenance supplies for hand-built trails, youth cycling classes, and community rides.
Rogery Galué began sprinting in Salina Cruz and reached a national competition within months. In this Oax Sport Thursdays interview, he discusses his 100 m and 200 m results, breaking 11 seconds, training at CNAR, recovering from injury, balancing work with athletics, and why disciplined training still matters for adult athletes.
Emilio Jiménez Camal and Óscar Alejandro Cruz Cervantes joined Tribu al Extremo to discuss their preparation for Nacional CONADE. They spoke about starting athletics, managing pressure, returning from injury, racing the 200 m, and building trust in the mixed 4×100 relay, while Oax Sport invited support for the team representing Oaxaca.
Raúl Martínez Ramírez completed a 13-day training block in the state capital from Mar 13–25, 2026. Supporters raised $175 USD to cover direct costs recorded as 3,000 MXN. His coach reported improvements in Raúl’s start and running mechanics, plus three physiotherapy visits. This recap explains what support covered and what comes next.
Raúl Martínez Ramírez, a Sub-16 sprinter from Chahuites, closed his season with 7th place in the 80 m final at the 2026 Olimpiada Nacional CONADE. On Tribu al Extremo, he spoke about training without a track, traveling to Oaxaca, receiving support, and staying motivated before nationals.
