Join us on January 1 for the 2014 New Year’s Revolution Run at the Utah Olympic Oval to make sure your 2014 fitness goals begin on the right foot.
Registration for the 2014 New Year’s Revolution Run will open on September 1.
The 2013 women’s podium, with Mikelle Stephenson, Meghan Hicks and Leslie Howlett combining for 353 laps – 97.78 miles.
We’ll have a five-hour running party that gives runners, walkers and everybody else a chance to kick off their New Year’s Resolution with style – and with 400 running buddies. Run as many, or as few, laps as you want. This is your chance to start the New Year’s fitness goals with a bang.
Runners will be given a timing chip to wear on their ankle and be allowed to start their first workout of the year at 9 a.m. Participants complete as many laps around the climate-controlled indoor track at the Utah Olympic Oval as they’d like until we wrap things up at 2 p.m.
The runners with the most laps will be declared our overall winners for the day and receive prize packages. We’ll have overall winners for male and female divisions.
We’ll also have a drawing for dozens of prizes while you’re running. After you turn in your timing chip and grab you snacks and finisher medal, check out the list and see if you’re a winner. Prizes range from t-shirts to free race entries.
Not into running? Check out the 5-Hour Cycling Party that will be happening inside the Utah Olympic Oval while the runners do their thing – the New Year’s Revolution Ride.
We also have the Bike/Run combo for you multisport geeks. Bike starts at 8 a.m. sharp and you can slip off the bike and start your run whenever you’re ready.
So, regardless of your 2013 fitness goals or accomplishments, the New Year’s Revolution Run/Ride is your chance to make sure the year starts right.
In case you’re wondering, it takes 95.5 laps at the Utah Olympic Oval to complete a marathon. Anyone who completes a full marathon or half marathon will receive a unique prize celebrating the dizzying accomplishment.