RC Revolutions/ Kids Revolutions
RC Revolutions
Join us for a fun winter challenge! The course inside R. B. Winter State Park is approximately 1.6 miles long and about 50% trail/50% paved road. Participants aim to run (or walk) as many laps as they can (or only as much as they want!) If you start a lap but do not finish it before the three hour time limit is up, that lap will still count in your total so long as you do complete it! The winners will be the top three males and top three females who complete the most laps.
So you decide — rack up laps for the whole duration, or stop by the pavilion to warm up, have a snack, and relax in between laps. The choice is yours! Interested in what may possibly be a tougher challenge? Check out The Last Man Standing!
Kids Revolutions
Kids 12 and younger can participate in the RC Revolutions option for a discounted rate of $18. Kids Revolutions will receive the same shirt and medal as all other participants in CJ’s Resolution Challenge. All Kids Revolutions participants MUST be supervised!
December 8, 2014 at 4:26 am
my son Jackson has autism my whole family runs. I just heard about this and will get all my running friends involved. Thank you my 9y/o means the world to me and I am so grateful to have the ability to run for this cause. I will try to have Jackson run too. God bless
December 10, 2014 at 1:04 pm
I hope to see you there, Jennifer! It will be a great day!
January 2, 2015 at 7:14 pm
is the trail stroller friendly?
Thanks,
January 9, 2015 at 1:54 am
I think I would have to say no, not really. Only the most rugged jogging strollers could handle the roots, rocks, mud and/or snow. Also there are bridges that you must step up to cross. Far from ideal for our tiny future runners!
November 24, 2015 at 12:10 am
For the kids race do they only need to do the 1.6 miles? Or do they need to do the 3hr limit?
November 29, 2015 at 3:04 pm
Hi Tammy! Anyone who comes to this race can do whatever they’re comfortable with, so if that means walking one 1.6 mile loop then that’s perfect. Some people did just that in the previous years. If your kiddo tuckers out after running a few laps but doesn’t want to quit, you’re welcome to take a break and start back up whenever you’re ready. And yes, some people run the entire three hours and rack up major mileage. Call it customize-able!