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Well, it's that time again, folks! A new year means time for implementing new habits. What better way to kick off that resolution to get fit than by participating in some of the Mid-South's many upcoming 5k's and half-marathons?
I love doing 5k's and trying to decrease my time with each new adventure. My personal favorite 5k's are: Run for the Irish on March 11 (helps fund Irish music and art, with scenic race course; plus, St. Patty's is one of my favorite holidays!), aCross Town on March 31 (beautiful course throughout Bartlett neighborhood), Memphis Catholic 5k (benefits Memphis Catholic, is more like a carnival and 5k combined), Junior League 5k for the Kids on May 12 (great cause and after party), and Zoom through the Zoo (how awesome is running through the zoo?!), usually in May. Whatever your 5k preferences, there's plenty to choose from in the coming months.
February:
February 4th: Mike Cody Four Mile Classic, 9 am, Memphis, TN
February 11th: Valentine's Day 10k, 5k Run/Walk, 9 am, Bartlett, TN
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The day is drawing nearer and nearer where downloaded games are going to get more popular than their boxed counterparts, although I believe it will still be quite some time more before that happens.
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