Dog Days Of Summer 2026

Fun for all, from newcomers of any age racing for the first time to veteran competitors looking to test their fitness, all in a friendly, welcoming environment.

We are back at CU Potts Field again offering a full schedule of events.

BRR Members Save $5 off adult pricing!

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Join us for the 3rd annual Flyin' Ryan Memorial 5k , a heartfelt event dedicated to honoring the memory of Ryan Vomacka, an exceptional athlete and individual who left an indelible mark on our community. Ryan, a Mountain View High School graduate, was an integral part of the Cross Country and Track teams, helping lead the Mountain View Boys to victory in the 2016 State Track Championship. Ryan's courage, determination, and spirit, especially in his battle with brain cancer, continue to inspire all who knew him. This race is more than just a competition; it's a celebration of Ryan's life and legacy. By participating, you are supporting the Track and Cross Country programs at Mountain View High School, and we have establish a scholarship fund in Ryan's honor, awarded annually to a deserving athlete from the program .We hope to make this race an annual tradition, fostering community spirit and support for our young athletes. Come run, walk, or cheer and be part of a day that embodies the

perseverance and passion Ryan showed throughout his life. The location will be at Fairgrounds Park in Loveland .

Get ready for a functional fitness challenge built for all abilities.

Cerox is back! This time you can choose between Cerox or Cerox Iron.

You’ll take on 8 fitness zones designed to test your endurance, strength, and grit. Choose your level of challenge:

Cerox: The event will feature 8 fitness zones plus running.

Cerox Iron: The same zones as the classic Cerox event, but without the running.

You can sign up as an individual or with a partner team. Teams can divide the zone work however they choose.

Estimated Wave Time:

11 AM: Cerox Individual

12 PM: Iron Individual

1 PM: Cerox Teams

2 PM: Iron Teams

Get your tickets now and be part of the action on February 28th!

Cerox Workout:

400M Run

Zone 1: 400M Row Erg

400M Run

Zone 2: 30 Deadlifts - 155/105

400M Run

Zone 3: 400M Ski Erg

400M Run

Zone 4: 20 Sandbag Over 4' Bar - 100/70

400M Run

Zone 5: 75M Walking Lunges - RAM 55/33

400M Run

Zone 6: 200M Farmers Carry - 2x 60's/ 40's

400M Run

Zone 7: 30 Cal. Echo Bike

400M Run

Zone 8: 30 Burpees to Plate

Cerox Iron Workout:

Zone 1: 400M Row Erg

Zone 2: 30 Deadlifts - 155/105

Zone 3: 400M Ski Erg

Zone 4: 20 Sandbag Over 4' Bar - 100/70

Zone 5: 75M Walking Lunges - RAM 55/33

Zone 6: 200M Farmers Carry - 2x 60's/ 40's

Zone 7: 30 Cal. Echo Bike

Zone 8: 30 Burpees to Plate

NO Race Day Registrations

Fun for all, from newcomers of any age racing for the first time to veteran competitors looking to test their fitness, all in a friendly, welcoming environment.

Held at the Historic Potts Field, home of the University of Colorado Track & Field Team, the facilities offer the full range of track and field events and is one of the only meets in Colorado that offer a chance to run the Steeplechase or throw the javelin.

If you've been wanting to try a track race and run in the footsteps of CU stars such as Jenny Simpson, Emma Coburn, Joe Klecker, Val Constien, Dathan Ritzenhein, Alan and Shayne Culpepper, and Kara and Adam Goucher, now is your chance!

Eat. Run. Adopt.

Join us for Berthoud’s first-ever community-driven 10k!

In partnership with Berthoud Pet Supply, this isn’t just a race—it’s a moving feast with a mission. A portion of race registration proceeds will go to Scroungy Dogs and Pretty Pups Rescue This community race and expo is designed to support Scroungy Dogs and Pretty Pups Rescue, a local 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to rescuing and rehoming dogs and cats throughout Northern Colorado.

Inspired by the spirit of the famous Taco Bell 50k, we are hitting the pavement to celebrate the heart of our town: our local cuisine, and small businesses. Runners will run around town stopping at set up food aid stations with a sample of the local restaurants food. They will wear a wristband that will be hole punched to show they completed eating their samples. They can collect all samples and eat them at the finish but need to hole bunch their wristband to confirm they made the stops.

Prizes for the overall winner are BOLDERBoulder 2027 entrance + cash prize. Runners up in men, women, kids, seniors get a gift basket with local items from local businesses.