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Rescue Run 5K/10K
1 January 2008 (Colorado Springs, CO) - 10:00 AM
On January 1st, 2008, a New Years running tradition will
continue in Colorado Springs with the 30th running of the
Rescue Run. This event features a 5K and 10K on challenging
courses in Palmer Park, with some spectacular panoramic views
of Pikes Peak and the Front Range mountains.
All proceeds of the event go to the El Paso County Search &
Rescue, an all-volunteer organization that performs search &
rescue operation in the area. If a hiker gets lost or injured
on Pikes Peak, it's the Search & Rescue folks that go in and
find them. When blizzards hit the region, Search & Rescue also
helps with stranded motorists. The race motto is "Rain, Snow
or 20 below" and all of those weather conditions have occured
for this event, which is just the way the Search & Rescue folks
like it.
Join us and be part of the tradition on New Years Day.
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Online Registration
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Printable Entry
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Train with Rainey Everygirl Winter Running Program
January 26, 2008 - April 19, 2008
Need some inspiration to run this winter?
Join the Train with Rainey Everygirl Runs Winter Running
Program, starting January 26, 2008. Through this women-only
fitness program, you'll enjoy winter running on some of south
Denver's best outdoor urban environments while training for the
Douglas County Greenland Trail Run in April 2008, or the run of
your choice. Training run sessions held twice a week, snow,
rain or shine! Women runners of all athletic abilities and
anxiety levels welcome - just need to be able to run three
miles at your own pace. $365/12-week training program.
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TherapyWorks Lawrence Half Marathon & 5K
20 April 2008 (Lawrence, KS) - 8:00 AM
The TherapyWorks Lawrence Half Marathon & 5K features beautiful
courses and great food. The half marathon tours many
interesting and historic spots, including Downtown Lawrence,
the University of Kansas and Haskell Indian Nations University
campuses. Some of the landmarks you'll run by are: Beat
Generation author William Burroughs' former house; sites that
inspired former Lawrence resident, author Langston Hughes'
work; the resting place of the inventor of basketball, James
Naismith; and the Oregon Trail. You'll finish on the track
where running legend Billy Mills ran. Both courses are USATF
certified. Afterwards, you can pig out on our famous food fest,
which features home-baked goods and local fare. Cash awards in
the half marathon. Nearly 2000 entrants last year made this one
of the largest running events in Kansas.
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Online Registration
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Printable Entry Form (2 MB)
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