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  • IPPS MOVE AGAINST PELVIC PAIN CHALLENGE [pelvicpain.org] [Register at runsignup.com]

    Mon, Apr 27, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    Description

    Nearly 25 MILLION Americans and 25% of the world's population suffer with chronic pelvic pain. Most suffer in silence, with little access to healthcare. The IPPS MOVE AGAINST PELVIC PAIN CHALLENGE is...

    Nearly 25 MILLION Americans and 25% of the world's population suffer with chronic pelvic pain. Most suffer in silence, with little access to healthcare. The IPPS MOVE AGAINST PELVIC PAIN CHALLENGE is our way of showing they are not alone during May is Pelvic Pain Awareness Month. Throughout the month of May we make an extra effort to spread the word about pelvic pain as part of PELVIC PAIN AWARNESS MONTH! This year we will extend the virtual challenges to run through June 15th. This way you can move your body after sitting for 2 days at our virtual Annual Scientific Meeting on Pelvic Pain!

    Research shows that movement and activity is one of the best ways to combat pain. In this challenge, you can chose any combination of events, virtual 10k run/walk, virtual 5k run/walk, virtual 10/20k bike ride, Zoom Pilates, Bollywood Dance or Yoga! So sign up, lace up your shoes, grab a friend, family member or pet and MOVE WITH US AGAINST PELVIC PAIN!

    By signing up for this race YOU CAN MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE, keep your body active and help others who live in pain. All funds this year will be go to the International Pelvic Pain Society Research Initiatives (Fred Howard Early Investigator Grant & IPPS Research Development Grant).

    20.1 km
    Homosassa Springs, Florida, United States
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    5k 10k 20k Run Virtual Walk

  • The Blakely Bumblebee Run [runsignup.com]

    Tue, Apr 28, 2026 at 6:00 PM

    Description

    In Loving Memory of Blakely Elizabeth Puckett

    Why We Run

    Blakely Elizabeth Puckett was born on April 28, 2017 and passed away on February 18, 2018 after living 9½ months with Holoprosencephaly (HPE),...

    In Loving Memory of Blakely Elizabeth Puckett

    Why We Run

    Blakely Elizabeth Puckett was born on April 28, 2017 and passed away on February 18, 2018 after living 9½ months with Holoprosencephaly (HPE), a rare condition in which the brain fails to fully divide. Though her life was short, it was overwhelmingly meaningful.

    From the moment we learned of Blakely’s diagnosis, we were forced to wrestle with life, death, faith, and God Himself. Through her weakness, Blakely taught us that the meaning of life is not found in strength, length of days, or achievement, but in love - love that is freely given, unearned, and undeserved.

    Blakely lived fully dependent on others, yet her life drew people into the presence of God. She allowed herself to be loved, and in doing so reflected God’s love to everyone around her. Even in suffering and death, love was present.

    Each year, we run or walk 4.28 miles to honor Blakely and proclaim that her life mattered. This run is a reminder that in a world where everyone dies, life is made meaningful through Jesus - by being loved and by loving others. We run in remembrance, in worship, and in hope of the love that overcomes death.

    This run is completely free! We’ve created this page to provide more information and to share the story of Blakely.

    If you’d like to purchase a race day shirt, you can do so through Bonfire. All proceeds from shirt sales are donated directly to Families for Hope. Shirts can be purchased here: Bonfire Store.

    If you’d like to read or hear more about our time with Blakely, you can find stories here: blakelybumblebee.com, or watch here: YouTube.

    Please share this page if you feel led! We love spreading the story of Blakely Bumblebee.

    Where We Run

    While it’s always special to meet up in person and walk or run together from Liberty Park in Inverness, Florida the Blakely Bumblebee Run has taken place all across the country since 2018 - in Virginia, Texas, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Missouri to name a few. You can also join virtually from anywhere, so friends and family everywhere can honor Blakely. This run is a way to come together, remember Blakely, and celebrate her life.

    Donations & Shirts

    If you feel led to give, all donations go directly to Families for Hope (https://familiesforhope.org), a nonprofit supporting families affected by Holoprosencephaly (HPE). You can give through this race page or directly on their website. Funds help provide education, medical resources, advocacy, and compassionate support to families walking through an HPE diagnosis.

    All proceeds from event shirts purchased through Bonfire are also donated directly to Families for Hope. Race day shirts can be purchased here: https://www.bonfire.com/store/blakely-bumblebee/

    22.8 km
    268 N Apopka Ave, Citrus County, Florida, 34450, United States
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    4.28 Miles Run Virtual Walk

  • CAVEMAN CHALLENGE 2026 [runsignup.com]

    Sat, May 16, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    Description

    Come and support the 8th annual event, CAVEMAN CHALLENGE! This event was started to support The Wil-Power Foundation, Inc, which is a 503 (c) organization formed to honor the life of William Mintner...

    Come and support the 8th annual event, CAVEMAN CHALLENGE! This event was started to support The Wil-Power Foundation, Inc, which is a 503 (c) organization formed to honor the life of William Mintner through providing educational and wellness opportunities for our local communities. Wil is a former friend, son, teammate of the YMCA Wahoo's in Ocala, The Ocala Aquatics swim team (AKA the Marlins), and the Florida Southern swim team. Wil is very missed, but with the help of his loving friends and family, we feel like we are able to capture some of the heart of Wil during this event! Wil loved CrossFit, Swimming, running, and his Neon Green Jeep Wrangler. We hope for all of the athletes to have a fun time during this event; and have opened it up to 3 divisions including:

    1. Competitive CAVEMAN CHALLENGE: consists of a 5k; followed by a 400 yard swim in the short course pool with fun and challenging strength and plyometric movements in between each lap; all followed by a 25 meter Jeep push.

    2. TEAM CAVEMAN CHALLENGE (2 athletes will receive swag but feel free to bring more friends to jump in with your team!) 1 member will run 5K; 2nd member will swim and perform challenges on the pool deck; and both teammates can push the Jeep!)

    3. The CAVEMAN MINI (consists of a 5K run/walk followed by the 25 meter Jeep push)

    Join us Saturday, May 16, 2026 at the Whispering Pines Park in Inverness, FL.

    23 km
    1700 Forest Dr., Citrus County, Florida, 34453, United States
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    5k Run Swim Walk

  • *Spring Lake Memorial Classic* 2Mile / 5K / 10K [thearc-naturecoast.org] [Register at runsignup.com]

    Sat, May 23, 2026 at 7:30 AM

    Description

    RACE VIDEO PREVIEW

    What does The Arc do?

    THINGS TO DO and PLACES TO STAY in our area.

    The Spring Lake Memorial Classic is located in scenic eastern Hernando County, Florida. But don't let the...

    RACE VIDEO PREVIEW

    What does The Arc do?

    THINGS TO DO and PLACES TO STAY in our area.

    The Spring Lake Memorial Classic is located in scenic eastern Hernando County, Florida. But don't let the majestic trees and peaceful setting fool you - these are some of the toughest hills in Florida! All three courses take participants along shade tree draped roads and over some very challenging hills! Make sure that the sound of your pounding heart and deep breathing don't distract you from observing the wonderful surroundings along the course. The area is home to a variety of native plants and wildlife such as majestic oaks, magnolias, hickory and cedar trees, red hawks, bald eagles, wild turkeys, pileated woodpeckers, bob cats, foxes, coyotes and white-tail deer - just to name a few.... So while doing this run be sure to keep your head high, breath deep and keep your eyes peeled - it truly is a treat for the senses! Proceeds from this event support individuals with intellectual & developmental disabilities. Come run Florida's toughest, most scenic, race course and Achieve with us!

    PRICING

    2 mile - the perfect stroll: $25

    5K- Florida's Toughest 5K: $40

    10K-the Neff Lake Monster: $45

    AWARDS:

    2 Mile Category - All participants are chip timed and receive a "Walking" medal. There are no age brackets.

    5K & 10K - Age group awards are 3 deep in each 5 year age bracket for both male and female. Champion awards include; Masters ages 40+, Grand-Masters ages 50+ and Senior Grand-Masters ages 65 and over. A runner may be eligible for only ONE award. Male and female Over-All, Masters, Grand-Masters and Senior Grand Masters champions will be listed in their respective age group until the winners of all the Champion categories are determined. At that time their names will be removed from their age group standings. The remaining runners in those age groups will all move up in the standings. (Updated 2/24/21)

    SCHEDULE:

    Registration/Check-in: 6:30am - 7:30am

    10K Start - 7:30am

    5K Start - 7:40am

    2 Mile Fun Run/Walk - 7:45am

    Awards ceremony to immediately follow race.

    8.6 km
    Brooksville, Florida, 34601, United States
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    2 Miles 5k 10k 2Mile Fun Run Run Walk

  • Hot August Night Trail Race [a1ultraevents.wordpress.com] [Register at runsignup.com]

    Sat, Aug 08, 2026 at 6:00 PM

    Description

    Hot August Night Trail Race is a 5 mile, 10 mile, or 20 mile night trail race in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee Forest. Join us under the stars and take in the natural beauty and magic of the...

    Hot August Night Trail Race is a 5 mile, 10 mile, or 20 mile night trail race in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee Forest. Join us under the stars and take in the natural beauty and magic of the forest at night.

    The race starts and ends in Holder Mine, Inverness, FL.

    Headlamps/Flashlights are REQUIRED during the race. Dress in bright colors and use your creativity to make your outfits "lit"

    Race Details:

    The course will be marked with reflective pins and glow sticks. It is entirely on single-track trails. The trails wind through the woods and are packed sand or pine-needle covered, with some gentle ups-and-downs. At the completion of each loop, participants should cross the timing mat.

    Packet Pickup: Begins at 5pm and continues until 7:25pm.

    20 Mile Race start: 6pm. Runners must begin 2nd loop by 8:30pm. 2 X 10 mile loops.

    10 Mile Race start: 7pm 1 X 10 mile loop.

    5 Mile Race start: 7:30pm 1 X 5 mile loop.

    Check-in will start 45 minutes prior to the start of the event you are registered for. The course closes for all distances at 11:00 pm.

    Aid Stations:

    5-mile loop: There will be a hydration station on-course (approx 2.4 miles), an aid station at the finish line, and a post-race picnic.

    10-mile loop: There will be a hydration station & staffed aid station on-course, another aid station available at the finish line, and a post-race picnic.

    20-mile loop: Two 10-mile loops!

    Bring a camp chair and stick around after the race to celebrate your accomplishments! Every finisher earns a handcrafted medal.

    Camping:

    There are RV and tent sites available in the Holder Mine Campground. - Book a campsite.

    18.8 km
    Florida Avenue, Citrus County, Florida, 34452, United States
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    5 Miles 10 Miles 20 Miles Run Trail

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