229 run

Free... Fat Ass Style Trail Run
Saturday February 29th, 2020 for Leap Day!

21 Miles plus options for more miles for the overachievers in the group who want up to a 50 km for the day!
Also shorter distances available, you just turnaround sooner ( ( Options are 0 Miles, 10ish miles, 17ish miles, 21ish miles, 26ish miles, & getting lost can add countless miles to your day ) 

Race Day Check-in Is Mandatory, Pictures optional ( rescue dogs don't use pictures ) 

Water along the course in 2 places ( so you'll pass 3 water stations )
You'll need a hydration vest or hand held, no drinking out of the cooler spout!
Out and back course.  Unless you get lost, then it might just be an out course.
Parking and bathrooms at the start/finish.
Free water available at the start, just be careful of gators, they like to pry on things getting a drink!

Registration will close on 2/26/2020 You'll need to register to get the final instructions, as it won't be blasted all over social media.  Fat Ass events are more hush hush...
Route won’t be disclosed until 2.26.2020 and only to those who register ( remember it's Free ) 
The start will be within 10 miles of Jupiter FL

There might be additional info on the web site, but don't count on it! 
Look here... www.229run.com 

Hosted by your local Race Directors:  Scott Richards & Mark Cudak 

And just to be clear... This is a Fat Ass Type Fun Run!

What is a Fat Ass Run... Informal “races,” devoid of accoutrements like port-a-potties, finishers’ swag and course markings, have likely existed as long as running. Their emphasis is on fun, and community – the fundamental bricks on which our running lives are built.

But in an age in which organized races take place nearly every weekend – and some have grown so popular as to require near-immediate registration, or a lottery, to get in – low-key, under-the-radar, non-race events provide a refreshing change of pace to runners who feel the fun is lost in the pursuit of yet another finisher’s tee.

In ultrarunning parlance, these informal affairs are known as “Fat Ass” (or “fatass”) events. Sometimes, they’re exclusive, and they’re always at least a little bit hush-hush. ( Yup, that's the 229run )

“A Fat Ass is not a race,” says “Sherpa” John Lacroix, 34, of Thornton, Colorado. “It’s a glorified group run. No aid, no shirts, no awards, no wimps.” ( Yup, that describes the 229run, but with water )

Read the full article here...  https://trailrunnermag.com/races/trail-race-news/the-lost-art-of-the-fat-ass.html