Next Saturday the 21st, the Night Run at Club La Santa will be held and, if you were still hesitating about what to do that weekend, here is the perfect plan to break the routine.
Forget the idea that you have to be an Olympic athlete to sign up for a race. The great thing about the Night Run is that it's designed for you to have a good time, without pressure. You decide: you can choose between the 4 or 7 kilometer distance (for ages 15 and up), and if you don't feel like running, you can walk them calmly under the stars. The important thing is to get out of the house and enjoy the great atmosphere. Also, if you're one of those who take the stopwatch seriously, remember that the race counts towards the Tinajo Cup.
What if you have children? They might be the ones who want to go the most. Children from 6 months to 14 years old have their own race, the KIDS Night Run. It's a fun race adapted to each age so they can discover sports, but there will also be bouncy castles and face painting available. They won't want to go home.
The best part comes at the end, when you cross the finish line. The night will be filled with neon colors, live music, and a DJ so the energy doesn't drop. Of course, there will be food stalls to refuel and have dinner right there with family or your group of friends. In fact, this big party also serves to welcome runners from all over the world who will participate in the Lanzarote International Running Challenge starting Sunday the 22nd.
Both events are supported by the Cabildo de Lanzarote, Lanzarote Sports Destination, the Government of the Canary Islands, and the Tinajo City Council.
Whatever your excuse (do a little sport, get the kids out of the house, or simply have a different plan with good music), remember that registrations are about to close. You can still sign up at https://www.clublasanta.com/es/eventos/night-run.
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