The Run4Fun will be held on
Sunday, November 7
at Sydney Olympic Park.
Partnering with Sydney's
two children's hospitals, at Westmead and Randwick and the John Hunter children's hospital in Newcastle the event aims to raise much needed funds for these as well as over 500 other charities across the country.
A 10km classic course this event has something for everyone. Evoking memories of the Sydney Olympics, participants will experience the spectacular journey through the tunnel of champions on to the turf of ANZ Stadium with a 100m finish straight. Runners, walkers and joggers are all encouraged to join in the fun of a healthy family friendly event and raise fund for a great cause.
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People run in Run4Fun for a multitude of reasons: to have fun; for personal health and fitness; to raise money for a good cause or just to set themselves a challenge and overcome it. Whatever your reason for running in the Run4Fun, Fitness First is designing a ten week training program just for you. The programs will cater for all runners, from the beginner looking to complete the distance all the way to the advanced runner. Follow along with our 10 week programs and be ready to achieve your best result in Sydney on Sunday, November 7. The Run4Fun Training Programs will help you get the most out of the event, designed by Fitness First, these programs are your essential preparation tools for event. Look out for these programs coming soon.
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View highlights from the
2009 Rebel Sport Run4Fun.
In its first year, the event was an overwhelming success with over 6,000 entrants.
Martin Dent and
Magda Karimali-Poulos
were the inaugural winners of the Run4Fun held at
Sydney Olympic Park.
Dent recounts “Finishing
on the stadium was awesome – the last time I was there
I was watching the Olympic Games and I ran in the Olympic trails there in 2000 as well”. |
