3K walk, 5K run, 10K run, 15K run & team events

Do you have the stomach to drink 48 oz. of chocolate milk and last a mile? Join us on April 12 and see if you can accept the challenge.

The Fredericksburg Wildflower 5K and 10K Run/Walk follows a scenic course in and around Fredericksburg. The course begins and ends at Market Square downtown where parking, rest rooms and registration will be available. The children’s Fun Run will also be held at Market Square (200-yard and 1-mile distances

The Texas Round-Up strives to improve the health of Texas through education and promotion of physical activity and healthy living. The Texas Round-Up includes two main components: a free, online system for individuals to keep an ongoing record of their activities throughout the year and the Texas Round-Up Fitness Festival. Family Mile starts at 10am.

Choose from a three-mile or one-mile walk route Write an inspirational message on the Wall of Heroes Wear a blue “hero” hat if you have arthritis Enjoy the fun, festivities and free health information

The Jackrabbit Run 4 Hope is a great race through the scenic hill country of the Ogletree Gap residential area

What is the Beach to Bay Relay Marathon? The Beach to Bay Relay Marathon is an annual relay running event held in Corpus Christi, Texas on the third Saturday in May. Why the third Saturday in May you ask? The third Saturday in May is Armed Forces Day. Back in 1976, the very first Beach to Bay Relay Marathon was held on Armed Forces Day to honor all men and women serving in the United States of America’s Military. This year’s 33rd Running of the Beach to Bay Relay Marathon will be held on Armed Forces Day, Saturday, May 17th, 2008. The race begins promptly at 7:00 am at Nueces County Park on the beach just south of Bob Hall Pier adjacent to Gulf Beach Access Road 6. The Beach to Bay Relay Marathon is a 26.2 point-to-point relay route beginning on North Padre Island, winding through Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and ending at Cole Park along Corpus Christi’s scenic downtown. The course is divided into six legs of approximately 4.4 miles. The first leg and second legs are run on the beach and the remaining legs are run of pavement.

For over 50 year the Lockhart Kiwanis Club has sponsored various programs, activities, and scholarships for the youth of Lockhart and Caldwell County. In cooperation with the 36th Annual Chisholm Trail Roundup, the Kiwanis Club will offer a 5K run/walk Saturday, June 14, 2008, beginning at 8 a.m. Come and enjoy the BBQ Capital of Texas and the 36th Annual Chisholm Trail Roundup.

Run, wherever you are, one mile for a fallen service member. It is on this day that we run together in honor of all service members killed from both Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Our goal is to have runners from all fifty states remembering our service members. Share with us your mileage and, if you run in honor of a particular service member, his or her name. We’ll be posting America’s combined mileage here and on the website as a reflection of remembrance for our beloved heroes.

5 mile scenic run/walk.

Walk will consist of walking 3 times around.

3 mile 1 mile and half mile fun runs. Runners may run one, two or all three events. Kids (0-11 yrs) run is about 80 yards.

Children 0-5 run about 1/4 mile. Children 6-11 run 1/2 mile.

5 person Marathon Relay Race benefiting Junior Achievement. The five relay legs are run in the following order: 12K, 10K, 10K, 5K, 5K. All relay legs will hand off in the same location near the start/finish line.

5K run with dog. Also fun run with dog.

Guaranteed t-shirts to first 400 runners

The 5 & 10k runs take place on mostly paved roads (1/4 mile dirt). The race starts and finishes near Mason’s Historic County Jail. The 10k is an up-and-back course. The 5k follows the same route but turns on Post Hill at the 2 mile point. The course is scenic and far from flat with a few challenging hills thrown in for fun. h2o at every mile; first aid available on-call; water & fruit at finish

Run or walk around UT campus starting at the picturesque UT fountain, enjoy the great food, get tapping to the lively music, play games at the Kid's Carnival, meet other runners/walkers, get to know our enthusiastic volunteers… you’ll have a blast and you’ll be helping a great cause at the same time!

Running/walking the San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon? Your 1/2 marathon training event is here! Not up to that yet? How about a 10K or a 5K? We have what you need - and you will have fun, too.....The course runs along the scenic San Antonio River, and don't forget about the post-race: South of the Border food and music at Mission County Park.

Pre Registration: Deadline October 6, 2008 By internet www.lowvisionclub.com By Mail: mail in registration form to Low Vision Club 11510 Sandman Street San Antonio, Texas 78216 Fees to includes t/shirt walkers $10 runners $20 Late Registration including race day $25

Historical Ft Sam Houston

The 5K Run/Walk is for anyone wishing to walk or run in the event that is 13 years or older. The entry fee for this event is $25. A T-Shirt will also be issued to each registered participant. The 3K Run/Walk is for everyone 12 years old and under. No bicycles, but mothers may bring wagons or strollers to pull their babies and toddlers. A T-Shirt will be issued to all participants and trophies awarded for different categories.

5k/10k, 2-mile Walk & 400 yd Kids Race

Dedicate a run to someone special and we'll proudly mail you the official World Run Day 2008 event t-shirt! Once registered, you'll automatically be listed on our event site as a participant and "Running Ambassador" for quite possibly the greatest event in running history: World Run Day - Sunday, November 9, 2008. Runners from all over the world will be called upon to promote the benefits of running and at the same time donate any amount to a favorite charity.

Come join your friends and family for a spooky trail run through the darkness of Leon Creek. We will have a 2 mile, 5 mile and a 10 kilometer run for your enjoyment. Following the race, join the crowd for some camaraderie, music, and a free Mexican buffet! As soon as the sun is setting (approximately 7:00pm), we will plunder through the forest with glow sticks guiding our way. If lucky, you will have avoided the monsters and demons to reach the safety of the finish line. Up on the outside deck of Tios, you can share your perils of survival while enjoying a cold beverage, delicious Mexican food and listening to some great tunes.

This famously hilly race will be held at beautiful Decker Lake. This challenging course is always a favorite in the Distance Challenge Series because of the rural scenery, hilly course route, and high-quality long-sleeved technical fabric race shirts