Be Mine 5K Run/Walk

Join us at the Delta Hotels by Marriott and 20 Oakes Bar and Grill for the 5th Annual Be Mine 5K Run/Walk. This event has been historically sold out, please register early. Take advantage of this event to meet new people, mingle, and enjoy a common passion for running (or walking). Be Mine 5K Run/Walk takes place on Saturday February 10, 2018.

Regardless of your relationship status, we have a spot for you in our 5K. 

CHARITY: AED's for Runners

Winter Weather

We all know the weather is unpredictable in February, this  location and course will allow us to give our runners a CLEAR and wide running path. We've also added a discounted hotel package to make your event that much more special! 

SEASON PASS OPTION: This is our second event for the 2018 running season. Take advantage of discounted rates with our 2018 SEASON PASS. Enjoy all of our events for one low price. Visit www.RegionalEnduranceChallenge.com

But wait there's more!

JOIN SOUTHEAST WISCONSN'S REGIONAL ENDURANCE CHALLENGE: It's FREE and offers our particpants the opportunity to win prizes like a big screen TV, Spa package and much more!
 
Features:
 Finisher's Medal

 Goody Bag

 Event Timed

 Raffle
 Food and Drinks

 Beer

 Music

 Awards
 

AED's for Runners
5Kevents.org is well aware of the need for AED's and the value they have at events.  To help keep our participants safe if a SCA ( sudden cardiac arrest ) occurs, 5Kevents is initiating fund-raising efforts that will go toward the purchase of automated external defibrillators (AED) for the use at all future events. We hope to raise enough funds to have two units at all future events. One at the finish-line and one mobile unit for the course marshall's. 

We will also orchestrate a group training program for our staff, volunteers and those who wish to learn the technique of CPR. Seconds count and any delay in CPR and AED access decreases the victim’s chance of survival. Because 1st responders can't be everywhere at every moment, 5Kevents.org wants to help ensure that our running community is prepared when this type of emergency occurs. The more people who recognize SCA when it happens, and are prepared to react appropriately with proper CPR technique and AED equipment, the safer our athletes and our communities will be.  

Last August one of our participants suffered a heart attack 400 ft from the starting line. Because of the quick and constant efforts of fellow runners who administered CPR for over 7 Minutes until the ambulance arrived with an AED, this gentleman's life was saved. With your help, it is our goal to have AED's available at all future events.

In 2017, Luc Bernard participated in the Border War 5K in Kenosha. He was a seemingly healthy elite triathlete who unexpectedly suffered from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). His survival was miraculous and was a result of being in the right place, surrounded by the right people who were diligent in their efforts to make sure he was given every chance to live.