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Jan 25, 2013 11:46

Anyone know any local 5K's that have walkers as well as runners?  My feet have been (KNOCKWOOD) pretty okay lately, and I've been doing a little more walking than I used to.  I was contemplating trying to do a couch-to-5k with just walking quickly instead of running, and thought it would be nice to try to do a fast-walk 5k as a goal in the spring ( Read more... )

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satyrgrl January 25 2013, 19:09:25 UTC
I know nothing about running... but you should come rock climbing with us!

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piratechan January 26 2013, 01:53:14 UTC
I don't know about the Boston area, but I think you are totally allowed to walk a race if you want to. My sister has been badgering me to do just that!

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cthulhia January 26 2013, 03:05:40 UTC
Almost all Somerville races should allow walkers... you might be moved to the sidewalk around 30 minutes in, but... you probably walk faster than some of the runners anyway. But, as long as you have a bib number, you can go to the race parties.

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surrealestate January 26 2013, 03:20:59 UTC
Yeah, this. All the local races have slow folks, it's fine.

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fanw January 27 2013, 16:04:46 UTC
Yay! I did the couch-to-5k and I think 5ks are a wonderful goal. Almost all 5ks around here involve walkers. A few of them have a separate start for walkers, but I think you don't need to worry about that. If you want a local one, there's the St. Patty's day Ras na hEireann here in Davis Sq. Of course, it might still be cold enough to snow, so you could wait till one later in the spring.

In any case, bravo for setting goals!

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