Click here for the first newsletter to the November 5th Grand Canyon Trail Half Marathon and 5k participants. Tell us which design you like by visiting our event FB page here. Newsletter Topics: Which souvenir design do you like? Lodging and friend registration discount Race weekend schedule Race route overview Training ideas Who we are
We had a grand time putting on the Grand Canyon Half Marathon with the Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce and Tusayan community! It’s hard to narrow it down to 10 things that we loved the most, but here is our top 10 list… The town of Tusayan: folks here were wonderfully friendly and helpful and … Read more
Take a peek at the next 2 Triple Crown coaster medals.. We just got a look at our new coaster medals and we think they are beautiful! If you are already registered for the Gabe Zimmerman Triple Crown series, you will receive your next 2 medals at the Tucson 10K and Get Moving Tucson Half … Read more
We are getting closer to the Meet Me Downtown 5K Night Run and Festival Miles and it’s the perfect weekend for a stay-cation! The downtown AC Marriott is offering race participants $70 off per night. Reserve your room for the June 1 weekend and you’ll be steps away from the race venue as well as … Read more
48th TMC Saguaro National Park Labor Day Run Race info and registration: Sign up here for the challenging course in the iconic Saguaro National Park, with prize money, age group awards, and a tremendous amount of satisfaction. Capped at 750 overall participants. For all the race details, please visit our friends at the Southern Arizona … Read more
Tucson 10k Training: Start Now! Phase 1: Getting your groove on. Start here if you need to spend a few weeks making running part of your regular schedule. The more consistent your running is, the easier it will be to build and add intensity. In this phase, the important thing is getting out the door. … Read more
Train for the Festival of Miles: One Mile At a Time Here is a 5-week training schedule to start you on your running adventure, one mile at a time. Week 1: April 24-30 Run for 10 minutes or 1 mile (whichever comes first) at an effort level that feels relaxed. Don’t push the pace. If … Read more