Biegi 5K w pobliżu Kiel

KEYS 33rd Annual 5K Run/Walk startuje w niedzielny jesienny poranek w Kewaskum, Wisconsin, o 11:00 a.m. z 1510 Bilgo Lane. To prosta piątka dla biegaczy i chodziarzy. Pakiety startowe odbierzesz wcześniej przed Kewaskum High School, a wpisowe to $25. Bieg wspiera KEYS, Inc., organizację non-profit założoną w 1985 roku, która przyznaje stypendia dla absolwentów Kewaskum High School. W programie imprezy rozgrzewka Gaining Grit, ogłoszenia, hymn narodowy i wręczenie nagród o 12:15 p.m. Medale odbierzesz tylko osobiście. Startują zarówno dzieciaki, jak i starsi, a medale są w kategoriach wiekowych od 4-7 lat do 70-plus. Są też nagrody pieniężne dla najlepszych w klasyfikacji generalnej kobiet i mężczyzn. Za pobicie rekordu trasy jest $200; obecne rekordy to 17:58 dla kobiet i 15:22 dla mężczyzn. Po biegu punkty gastronomiczne Kewaskum Booster Club to kolejna okazja, żeby wesprzeć uczniów KHS.

Donut Do Drugs Dove Release zbiera biegi z USA, głównie mniejsze i średnie imprezy w Ohio, Południowej Karolinie, New Hampshire, Missouri, Nowym Jorku, Rhode Island, Maine, Pensylwanii i Utah. Dystanse to 1K, 5K, 10K, półmaraton i maraton. Są tam zarówno krótkie biegi lokalne, jak i dłuższe biegi uliczne. W zestawieniu znajdziesz biegi o charakterze świątecznym i festiwalowym, jak Earth Day 5K w Oberlin, Firecracker Frolic w Easley, East Berlin Turkey Trot i East Brandywine Food Truck Festival 5K. Rhode Island reprezentują imprezy East Bay w East Providence i Warren. W Morgan, Utah, znajdziesz najdłuższe opcje, czyli biegi East Canyon Marathon na dystansach 5K, 10K, półmaratonu i maratonu.

The YMCA Freaky 5K & Mini Monster Dash is an annual autumn run held at Pierce Park in Appleton, Wisconsin. It features a chip-timed 5K Run/Walk and a half-mile Mini Monster Dash for children. The kids’ dash begins the morning's events, with the 5K following, allowing families to participate together. The event accommodates all ages and abilities, offering adult, youth, walking, and virtual 5K choices. The 5K course follows the Fox River, establishing the race within Appleton rather than a generic park setting. Costumes are encouraged, and a participant costume contest takes place after the 5K. Well-behaved dogs are also welcome. All finishers get a custom medal and refreshments. The top three overall male and female 5K finishers receive special recognition. Family and group discounts, YMCA packet pickup, and volunteer opportunities reinforce its community focus.

Zombie Zoom is a costume-friendly 5K walk/run through the Town of Rolling Hills, starting in the late afternoon before Halloween. Registration and check-in are available an hour prior to the race. This event is designed for all ages and paces, not solely for those aiming for a fast time. The route follows the streets of Rolling Hills, with participants encouraged to wear costumes and gather pre-Halloween treats along the way. Entry costs $25 per runner; children 12 and under participate for free with a registered adult. Proceeds benefit the Laramie Peak Humane Society, supporting their spay and neuter vouchers, trap-neuter-return efforts, and community microchipping initiatives.

The Holiday Lights Hunger Run/Walk is a 5K and 1-mile event in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, taking place in November at the Jaycees Quarryview Center Area and Evergreen Park. It proceeds through the park during the annual drive-through holiday lights display and functions as the Sheboygan County Food Bank’s main annual fundraiser. The race also collaborates with myTEAM TRIUMPH, allowing participants to register for the 5K as either Angels or Captains without charge. Angels are physically able athletes who assist Captains, individuals with any type of disability, to the finish line. The event is coordinated by Food Bank employees and local residents, with area businesses and groups providing contributions and sponsorships. Funds generated support the Sheboygan County Food Bank, aiding in the distribution of food to pantries throughout Sheboygan County. myTEAM TRIUMPH also maintains a Photo Circle for participants to exchange race-day pictures and review previous years.