Lady Liberty Presides in Powell Ohio! Join Endo Monkey Racing as we celebrate our Freedom with an IN-PERSON (and Virtual Option) #July4thMiler4 Miler on the Old Glory(ous) Paths of Central Ohio U.S.A. No masks needed, so feel to inhale and blow out those Candles as we celebrate this GREAT Country’s …
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Lady Liberty Presides in Powell Ohio! Join Endo Monkey Racing as we celebrate our Freedom with an IN-PERSON (and Virtual Option) #July4thMiler4 Miler on the Old Glory(ous) Paths of Central Ohio U.S.A.
No masks needed, so feel to inhale and blow out those Candles as we celebrate this GREAT Country’s Birthday TOGETHER and IN-PERSON for this 4-mile race! Inhale deeply and shoot for a P.R. or just use it as a kick-off for your Fall Marathon Training! We invite you to run together as One Nation…fast as you can like the British Are Coming at Adventure Park in Powell Ohio.
The course starts at Adventure Park in Powell and heads North on the trail. We will follow the trail for 2 miles North and then turn around. The trail is nice and winding and has nice wooded views.
Participants will receive a super soft and comfortable shirt (almost as comfortable as freedom itself!) a finishers medal, one can of beer (must be 21) and a chance to win one of two really cool Hydro-Dipped ammo cans filled with beer or bourbon.
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Not a bad race!
I like this course out and back, and ran the same path for the Fallen 15. However, I do believe there is enough path to make a loop and see … MORE
I like this course out and back, and ran the same path for the Fallen 15. However, I do believe there is enough path to make a loop and see more of Powell. Where runners would not have to cross a road. I loved the swag! T-shirt (cotton) not a tech shirt! And the medal was really cool. I will probably run this race again next year
Poor organization
I ran this in order to complete the RunColumbus series challenge, and it fit my schedule better than some of the races later this year. I wasn't super enthused going … MORE
I ran this in order to complete the RunColumbus series challenge, and it fit my schedule better than some of the races later this year. I wasn’t super enthused going in about the way the race was advertised going in, but gave it a shot. In my mind, RunColumbus salvaged this event. Communication was poor from the actual race organizers, and less than a week before the race, EndoMonkey announced* (which is to say, RunColumbus announced for its participants) that there would be no race-day packet pickup. EndoMonkey sent out this announcement to runners on Friday for a Sunday race. The event had just under 100 participants, so I don’t feel like this should’ve been an issue. Registration got you a cotton shirt, a medal—this part was cool, as it was designed like the Liberty Bell—and water, but no snacks or bananas, and Sierra Nevada beer that I didn’t go for because it was 9 am. 🤷♀️ I felt like there was at least an opportunity here to partner with Nocterra Brewing since their brewery is about a mile down the road from where the event was held. The course itself was nice and had a good amount of shade; there were no mile markers, but there were flags lining the route. RunColumbus again seemed to bail out poor planning and shared the new link where the results could be found. While not a huge deal, there was only a gun time and no chip time. All in all, I felt the registration was overpriced for what you got as far as execution.