LONG ISLAND MARATHON FESTIVAL

ENDURE – Last Man Standing is a Long Island endurance running event using a Last Man Standing format. Runners complete a fixed 4.2-mile loop every hour, on the hour. Finish the loop within the hour, and you earn the chance to start again. Miss the cutoff or decide you’re done, and your race ends. The event continues until one runner remains or the event time window concludes. To amp things up, every few hours we will lower the time cut-off.

The course will use designated park trails and/or park roads with a centralized start and finish area and aid station. Exact venue and course details will be shared once park permits are finalized.

ALL WOMEN'S WHISPER TRIATHLON

The Women's Whisper Tri is the perfect introduction for those new to the sport, as well as the seasoned athlete looking for an early-season tune-up. Featuring Adult, High School, and Youth events.

ENDURO TRIATHLON (DOUBLE TRIATHLON) - INDIVIDUAL ONLY - ADULT, MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL

• 400m pool swim in the FREEDOM Pool

• 6-mile bike on CLOSED ROADS

• 2-mile run through beautiful Eisenhower Park

• 400m pool swim in the FREEDOM Pool

• 6-mile bike on CLOSED ROADS

• 2-mile run through beautiful Eisenhower Park

TRADITIONAL TRIATHLON - ADULT, MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL Distances

• 400m pool swim in the FREEDOM Pool

• 6-mile bike on CLOSED ROADS

• 2-mile run through beautiful Eisenhower Park

YOUTH TRIATHLON

• 100m pool swim in the FREEDOM Pool

• 2-mile bike on CLOSED ROADS

• .25 -mile run through beautiful Eisenhower Park.

In 1993 the Nasau Police Running Club held a 5K run in memory of Nassau County Police Officer Gary R. Farley who tragically died in the line of duty. PO Farley was the first officer to lose his life in the line of duty since the inception of the Nassau Police Running Club in 1980.

Since 1993, the Nassau County Police has tragically lost many additional members who were serving the people they were sworn to protect.

The Nassau Police Running Club has vowed to ensure that these officers lives would not be lost in vain and the club is committed to making sure all members and their families know that we will never forget the sacrifice their loved ones have endured.

The Nassau County Police Officer Memorial Run is held annually and proceeds from the Nassau Police Officer Memorial Run will be used to present scholarships in the names of our fallen officers. These scholarships will be presented to graduating high school seniors attending secondary education and who are involved in their schools running clubs.