10K races near Podgrodzie

Bieg Leliwitów is a night running event in Tarnów, starting at 7:30 PM on ul. Wałowa near Zakątek Spycimira Leliwity. Participants can select a 2.5 km race, a 10 km race, or a 4x2.5 km relay with two women and two men each running one lap. The route crosses the historic streets of Tarnów's Old Town, passing several of the city's main monuments. The 2.5 km loop serves as both the short race and the relay leg. Stowarzyszenie Sportowe Sokół Tarnów organizes the event, now in its 34th edition, attracting runners from across Poland, including many returning participants.

Marathon de Debno is a running weekend held in mid-October in Dębno, centered on a marathon that begins in the morning. A 10 km race starts five minutes after the marathon, ensuring that participants not running the full distance are still included in the main race day events. The weekend commences before the marathon with participant check-in, an expo, and presentations. Younger runners are incorporated into the tradition through street races for children and youth, named after Henryk Witkowski. These races contribute a local, family atmosphere to the event, distinguishing it from being solely focused on the marathon participants.

The 13th PKO Bieg Niepodległości is a 10-kilometer run through Rzeszów, starting and finishing on the Rynek, the city's main market square. It begins at 11:11 a.m., a deliberate nod to Poland’s Independence Day, with entry limited to runners on the paid start list. Over 3,000 people participated, many in white and red, forming a moving Polish flag across the course. Bernard Too of Kenya won the men's race in 30:39, and Karolina Giza was the first woman in 35:39. The podium featured runners from Kenya, Wieliczka, Rzeszów, and CWKS Resovia Rzeszów.