Keep it local-
Have about an hour and ½ free to spare? That is about how long it will take you to travel to AND complete a 5K race in your local area. Help out local organizations by giving back to the community you live in.
Destination Race-
Plan a trip around a 5K; there are 5Ks almost everywhere you can imagine with all different themes and benefit various causes.
Challenge yourself-
Try to beat your time at future 5K races or sign up for a longer race. Races are of all different distances, but some of the most popular longer runs are: 5 miles, 10Ks(6.2 miles), 15Ks(9.3 miles), 10 miles, half marathon(13.1 miles), 15 miles, and marathon(26.2 miles).
Not Quite Ready-
Many 5K races do not have a cut-off time and allow walking. If you feel you still aren’t ready for the 3.1 mile journey, try a 1 miler. Many 5K races are associated with a 1 mile walk/ run and some 1 milers are standalone races.
Get Everyone Involved-
Ask a friend, family member, or co-worker to join you. Most races are open to all ages and even allow strollers; some even welcome pets!
Get Everyone Involved-
Ask a friend, family member, or co-worker to join you. Most races are open to all ages and even allow strollers; some even welcome pets!
Looking for more information-
- Read the newspaper and town/ city bulletins.
- Check with local schools.
- Ask fitness centers and professionals
- Find a local running organization, if living in Tallahassee check out Gulf Winds for local races.
Remember:
~You do not need to be a runner to run a race.~
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