Haiti was devastated by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on January 12, 2010 leaving the people of the western hemisphere’s poorest country in unimaginable hardship. With millions fleeing the capital (Port au Prince) and returning to the rural villages of their heritage, an agricultural vocation will be once again be adapted by many. The Haitian is no stranger to working the land. However, without access to basic farming tools, seeds, water, food preservation techniques, etc. they face an almost insurmountable task of feeding their relatives and making a living from their land. Women in rural Haiti are no better off. They are often the head of households with many children, with no opportunity to make an income. The race will benefit Praxis Haiti, a grassroots organization started by 3 Tampa Bay Area families. The 2011 LH100 raised over $10,000 to support the work of Praxis in Lavanneau, Haiti. So, whether you are running to beat your personal best or wanting to be a part of something that is bigger than just you, YOU can run knowing that 100% of the proceeds and any money you raise through fundraising (should you choose to do so) will make an EXTREME difference in the lives of those living in Lavanneau, Haiti.

This race will change YOU and HAITI!

The Remi Savioz Glut1 Foundation is proud to offer the Valentine's Day 5k on February 11, 2012.

The mission of the Remi Savioz Glut1 Foundation is to find a cure or treatment for the rare brain disease Glucose Transporter Type 1 Deficiency Syndrome by way of fundraising, creating an awareness of the rare disease and providing educational information for children and families affected by Glut1 DS, as well as the medical community. The Remi Savioz Glut1 Foundation will be broadening its mission by funding projects associated with all modes of Glucose Transporter Research. Developing a better understanding of the functionality of Glucose Transporters is necessary in finding a cure and treatments for Glut1 DS. This research will impact a wide variety of treatment options for other diseases such as Epilepsy, Cancers and Diabetes. The Foundation will continue to work towards its mission until no child remains without a treatment, cure, proper diagnosis or whose lives are improved and enriched by our efforts.

Join us for the 2012 King of the Hill – Trail Running with Attitude Race Series. This series will consist of running or fast packing four (4) of San Diego County’s most scenic, beautiful but challenging mountain peaks. Plus you will encounter various rigorous fitness tasks along the way including push-ups, burpees, etc. The goal is to make it to the top then back down again. All courses are out and back on some of the best trails SoCal has to offer.

The 10+K begins at the North Mountain Visitor's Center and turns in a clockwise loop over North Mt and Shaw Butte, covering a distance of 7.76 miles ending back at the Visitor's Center.

The 50K, with it's ascent of 8200 feet, is designed for ultra runners, Rim to Rim hikers and other extreme athletes. Participants will be shuttled from the Visitor's Center to the start at the intersection of Invergordon and Cholla, then go on a 31 mile endurance trek through the Phoenix Mtn. Preserve, ascending Camelback Mtn., Piestewa Peak, North Mtn., Shaw Butte and all the nameless hills in between, finishing at the North Mountain Visitor's Center.

The event is free, but participants are urged to give or raise donations for Sunshine Acres Children's Home.

The money raised is used to take the children on a memorable hike at the Grand Canyon, a trip that has left lasting memories in the children and staff who have gone the past two years.

This is the 2nd Annual Eagle Endurance Almost 9 Miler Trail Run. The run starts at Buck Hall Recreation Area (at the end of Buck Hall Landing Road, McClellanville, SC).

Participants will run to Rosa Green Road (AKA 25 mile road), turn around in the parking lot at the "canoe put-in" then run back.

This event will utilize a "head-start" start. Runners will be given a head start based on their age/gender the day of the event. Prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers and only the top three finishers. Please listen to the announcements the day of the race so you don't miss your starting time.

If you are a parent and you have a child that is running the race, you are encouraged to start with them. You will not be eligible for a prize if you finish in the top five unless you are grouped together based on age.

The portion of the Palmetto Trail that we will be running on is The Awendaw Passage. This is the coastal terminus of the Palmetto Trail, ending at the intracoastal waterway, the "sea" part of the Mountain-to-the Sea Trail. This is also where you'll see palmetto trees along the trail. The trail follows Awendaw Creek through a maritime forest and offers sweeping vistas of the salt marsh. The trailhead at Buck Hall National Recreation Area provides parking and bathroom facilities for trail users. A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to The Palmetto Conservation Foundation for trail maintenance.

Join us for the 2012 King of the Hill – Trail Running with Attitude Race Series. This series will consist of running or fast packing four (4) of San Diego County’s most scenic, beautiful but challenging mountain peaks. Plus you will encounter various rigorous fitness tasks along the way including push-ups, burpees, etc. The goal is to make it to the top then back down again. All courses are out and back on some of the best trails SoCal has to offer.

Join us for the 2012 King of the Hill – Trail Running with Attitude Race Series. This series will consist of running or fast packing four (4) of San Diego County’s most scenic, beautiful but challenging mountain peaks. Plus you will encounter various rigorous fitness tasks along the way including push-ups, burpees, etc. The goal is to make it to the top then back down again. All courses are out and back on some of the best trails SoCal has to offer.