It’s time for one of Cincinnati’s biggest outdoor scenes – Flying Pig Marathon weekend. More than 40,000 participants, with an average of about 20,000 for the Saturday events and 21,000 on Sunday, will run for charity. Approximately 100,000 spectators – Street Squealers – will line the course to inspire and motivate the runners.
More than 2,500 walkers and runners participated in Walk Ahead for a Brain Tumor Cure 5K. The October walk raised $300,000 for the University of Cincinnati Brain Tumor Center at the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute.
There’s something about getting in a good run – or walk – before Thanksgiving dinner.
At the same time it’s creating a whole new family tradition, going for a good walk or run together may spoil your appetite for just spending the day stuffing your face.
There’s something about getting in a good run – or walk – before Thanksgiving dinner. At the same time it’s creating a whole new family tradition, going for a good walk or run together may spoil your appetite for just spending the day stuffing your face.
Walk Ahead for a Brain Tumor Cure is Sunday, Oct. 22. Get to know Rick June and his personal drive to end brain cancer with the help of University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute.
The USATF-sanctioned 5K Warrior Run and untimed one-mile walk will be followed by a family-friendly event to raise awareness for mental illness and suicide.
How about going for a walk with 15,000 of your closest friends and raising money for Cincinnati Children’s? Sound like fun? Read on.
Families and friends from across Ohio gathered for a fun-filled day in May, with food, face painting, music and costumed superheroes, to fight neurofibromatosis, a rare genetic disorder that causes tumors to grow on nerves throughout the body.
Members of Armstrong Chapel’s Vertical Impact Youth Group are planning the eighth annual Stomp Out Hunger 5K race. Last year, the event attracted over 250 runners and walkers to the scenic course through Indian Hill.
