Looking for a great way to send out 2012 — and, if those Mayans were right, the world?

2011 New Year's Revolution Run winner Seth Wold hits the track after crossing the finish line -- for the 119th time -- as he ran more than 30 miles.

Join us on December 31 for the 2012 New Year’s Revolution Run at the Utah Olympic Oval for a four-hour running party that gives runners, walkers and everybody else a chance to either send 2012 out with a whirl or maybe just complete that New Year’s Resolution to run a 10k or half marathon that was forgotten by many of us on January 12th.

Runners will be given a timing chip to wear on their ankle and be allowed to start their final workout of the year at 8 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 Noon.

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, female, boy under 18 and girl under 18 divisions.

So, regardless of your 2012 fitness goals or accomplishments, the New Year’s Revolution Run is your chance to make sure the year ends 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 will receive a unique prize signifying the dizzying accomplishment.

Registration information will be available on October 31.

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