How to Complete the Race for Life
Visit the Race for Life website to find races near you., Sign up for the race you want to take part in., Develop a training program, as 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) is a long way if you are not used to it., Get your running kit sorted out., Raise...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Visit the Race for Life website to find races near you.
Don't be discouraged if none are listed yet.
Just check back at a later date. -
Step 2: Sign up for the race you want to take part in.
This can be done on the website by following a simple form.
You can enter on your own or as a team. , You can train on your own or with friends. , You should have a good pair of trainers and loose fitting tops and trousers.
Also, remember to buy safety pins so that you can attach your name tag onto your clothing. , Ask your friends and family to sponsor you. , If you can, share a lift with somebody else as the venues can get quite crowded and parking can be a nightmare! , There is usually a group warm up but you can do your own warm up exercises if you choose. , Make sure you are in the correct section as runners will be in a different place than walkers. , All that hard work and training is about to pay off. , -
Step 3: Develop a training program
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Step 4: as 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) is a long way if you are not used to it.
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Step 5: Get your running kit sorted out.
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Step 6: Raise sponsorship money.
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Step 7: Make sure you have arrangements to get there and back on the day.
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Step 8: Once you get to the race
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Step 9: warm up.
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Step 10: Get into place to start the race.
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Step 11: Run the race!
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Step 12: Once you have finished the race
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Step 13: remember to collect sponsorship money and send it in.
Detailed Guide
Don't be discouraged if none are listed yet.
Just check back at a later date.
This can be done on the website by following a simple form.
You can enter on your own or as a team. , You can train on your own or with friends. , You should have a good pair of trainers and loose fitting tops and trousers.
Also, remember to buy safety pins so that you can attach your name tag onto your clothing. , Ask your friends and family to sponsor you. , If you can, share a lift with somebody else as the venues can get quite crowded and parking can be a nightmare! , There is usually a group warm up but you can do your own warm up exercises if you choose. , Make sure you are in the correct section as runners will be in a different place than walkers. , All that hard work and training is about to pay off. ,
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