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The Myrtle Beach Area Welcomes the Biggest Loser 5k / 1 mile ChallengeDon't Compete! Just Complete! on Saturday, September 25, 2010Myrtle Beach is proud to host The Biggest Loser Event Challenge on September 25th. Join us for this inaugural event and participate in either a 5k run or walk or a 1 mile walk through the downtown Myrtle Beach area ending on the new Boardwalk. Sign up today and meet Bob Harper, professional trainer from The Biggest Loser, at the finish line. Please note: You will not be able to register on the day of the event - all participants must register in advance of the event online through September 22nd or in person on the evening prior to the event on September 24th in Myrtle Beach from 4:00 - 8:00 PM. Registration Cost
5K and 1 mile Challenge Events ScheduleFriday, September 24, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Myrtle Beach, the mid-Atlantic's beloved beach destination, charms a wide variety of visitors with its array of activities and energetic atmosphere. Home to world-class golf, sandy beaches, endless adventure and exciting entertainment, Myrtle Beach remains a prime destination for active vacationers, including families, couples, friends, and beach lovers. In keeping with its southern hospitality and vivacious character, Myrtle Beach will kick off The Biggest Loser Event Challenge by hosting its inaugural event on September 25. The Biggest Loser Event Challenge, in partnership with Active.com, is a series of nationwide 5K and one mile running/walking events designed to inspire Americans of all fitness levels to get moving with others. Like Myrtle Beach itself, The Biggest Loser Event Challenge is family-friendly and fun for visitors of all ages. Participants are given the option to run or walk along a portion of the scenic, 60-mile Carolina coastline. Popular Biggest Loser professional trainer, Bob Harper, will greet participants at the finish line: the city's new oceanfront boardwalk. Lined with shops and attractions, the new Myrtle Beach boardwalk is the perfect place to relax and regroup with fellow event participants. Even after the Challenge is over, visitors can stay active with Myrtle Beach's famed golf and miniature golf courses. Or, keep the energy flowing with visits to the Grand Strand's theme parks, live entertainment theaters, concerts, and nightclubs. When relaxation is in order, Myrtle Beach's 60 miles of beautiful, sandy beaches is sure to please. Also, event participants who work up an appetite will love Myrtle Beach's diverse culinary offerings, including its famed seafood, Carolina Coastal Cuisine, home-style cooking, international fare, and barbecue. Even during the Event Challenge, a trip to Myrtle Beach remains an affordable, accessible getaway. Take advantage of discounted seasonal resort packages and special hotel rates to save. Those interested in signing up for The Biggest Loser Event Challenge can register at here. |
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