
SCHEDULE
6:45 a.m. Registration and packet pick up opens
8 a.m. CDI Back In Shape 5K Run start
9 a.m. Patrick Holmes Memorial Walk
9 a.m. Awards ceremony for 5k run in the cafeteria (also prize drawing)
9:15 a.m. Kid's entertainment begins
10 a.m. Richfield Bloomington Credit Union Kids' Runs (on the soccer field)
If you are interested in raising money for VEAP, Cornerstone, the Patrick Holmes Memorial Scholarship fund, click here.
In addition, participants and guests who bring in non-perishable food items to donate to VEAP will receive one raffle ticket entry into our drawing for a $500 travel voucher.
LOCATION
Northwestern Health Sciences University
2501 W. 84th St.
Bloomington, Minn.
COURSE
The 5k run is an out-and-back course primarily on 84th Street and France Avenue. The route is along suburban streets and includes several hills. The walk is also an out-and-back course, with a portion of the walk looping around scenic Lake Girard on woodchip trails. Walkers can decide on the length of their walk by doing one, two or three circuits of Lake Girard. Click here to check out maps of the two courses.
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- Anatomy of a Shoe
- Footwear is designed to protect your feet from injury, not to create it. Although knowing the components of a proper fit are important, it’s also important to understand how these components reflect the anatomy of a shoe.
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- Each running shoe is in a class of its own. The most common way to classify running shoes is by foot motion; additional classifications include cushioning levels, performance characteristics (training versus racing), different ground surfaces, and individual body weight.
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- Walking is a great way to improve your health. Selecting the proper shoe is key to walking comfortably and avoiding injury.
- Biomechanics of Running
- Some runners tend to focus on what brand of shoe is best without realizing that when it comes to finding the right shoe, it’s all in the feet. Therefore, the “best” shoe depends on running biomechanics that affect the functioning of your foot.
- Shoe Lacing Techniques
- Although the width, length, and size of your shoes are important, many people forget that lacing techniques are equally of value to ensure a proper fit. Many lacing techniques can be used to prevent injuries and to relieve foot problems and pain.
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- Everyone knows walking (or any other cardio activity) is good for your health. But life gets busy, the hours at work get longer, which as a result, you get more tired earlier, and lying on the couch sounds pretty nice! Find out the health benefits of walking.
- Study Finds Daily Walk Improves Heart Health
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- Run Efficiently: Build and Use a Strong Core
- If you’re looking to run more efficiently and prevent injuries, try these tips from Danny Dreyer, founder and creator of ChiRunning in San Rafael, California, and author of ChiRunning®: A Revolutionary Approach to Effortless, Injury-Free Running.
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