Register before the 7th to receive a shirt with your entry. Registration for either of the distances is $50, with a special cost of $18 for participants 18 years of age or younger. The kids tiki race is $18 and in previous years they separate it into waves to give the little ones a chance without being crowded by the big kids.
On race day registration opens at 7 am, with gear check and the kids zone opening 30 minutes after. The 10k goes off at 8:30 am, the 5K 15 minutes later. They start the kids races at 10:15, awards to follow for the big races at 10:45. Throughout the event, there are usually numerous booths to check out, upbeat music playing, and post race festivities include mai tai’s and great food.
Two of my favorite aspects of running are the community and energy. This event has proven to have a lot of both, which is why I continue to return. I’m sure the new location at Big Al’s will lend itself to a fun course and I look forward to heading up there on May 21st for a great morning and hopefully chase my 10k pr.
