MOVEMENT VIRTUAL

RELAY

Fall 2020

REGISTER SOON!

FALL

1 MI

RUN/WALK

1 MI

RUN/walk

The virtual race and relay series is designed to do what its title suggest: Inspire the World to MOVE!

Along with our race distances, we are bringing to you the opportunity to participate in the HTC Movement by running or walking at your personal convenience, or with a determined and energetic group of friends, family or colleagues in a virtual relay! Run down your favorite street or through your favorite park and keep up with the rest of the team through social media.

DETAILS

Just the facts please.

DATE: Fall 2020

RACE COURSE: 61mi, 49mi, Run or Walk

PARTICIPANTS PER TEAM:

Teams (4-6 member teams) – $50 per participant

HOW IT WORKS:

Register and join your team
Run or walk the distance your team chose.
Post about your effort on social media and tag us @htcrelay!
Receive your shirt and medal in the mail and celebrate!

*Free shipping for race medals domestically. International shipping fees will apply

CHARITY OF CHOICE

HTC is dedicated to giving back.

Proceeds from the Windy River Virtual Relay will go to the Brian Grant Foundation. The Brian Grant Foundation provides proven tools to improve the well-being of people with Parkinson’s. BGF was established in 2010, following Brian’s diagnosis in 2008 at the age of 36. Though there is no cure for Parkinson’s, exercise, nutrition and a supportive community can help manage symptoms, maintain overall health and prevent other serious illnesses.

SAFETY

How to virtually participate during COVID19.

Social Distancing

When choosing your route, avoid crowded areas. When running give 6 feet or more of distance between you and others. Run solo, or with housemates only.

Health practices

Do not go out for a run if you are feeling sick. Wear a mask while running. Avoid touching high traffic surfaces like traffic buttons (use an elbow if needed). Avoid spitting and shooting snot rockets. Wash your hands upon your return home.

STREET RULES

Run against traffic so that you can see oncoming cars. Stick to sidewalks. Stay to the right and pass on the left. Stay observant for other pedestrians and vehicles.

Remember to follow guidelines set by the CDC

CDC