Dax Hock

About

Dax Hock is an American ultrarunner from Cedar Hill whose performance at the inaugural 2021 Cocodona 250 — the 250-mile point-to-point traverse from Prescott to Flagstaff across Arizona's mountain and desert terrain — brought him to wide attention in the multi-day ultra community. He finished fourth in the men's race in 81:11:35, and his sustained presence at the front of the field through the early and middle stages of the 250-mile course inspired the race's official live coverage to be subtitled 'Chasing Dax' — a measure of how long he set the pace among the men in one of the sport's most anticipated inaugural events. His race results span distances from 100 miles to 250-mile multi-day formats, with Arizona's desert-and-mountain terrain providing the setting for his most notable performances. Hock is a committed long-form endurance specialist whose capacity to sustain effort over multiple sleep cycles on harsh terrain reflects the mental durability that defines the sport's most demanding multi-day formats.

Notable Wins

• — Cocodona 250 4th men 2021 (81:11:35)

Race History