Get WMAC Turkey Trot Thanksgiving Day 5K Road Race

In a way, turkey trots are symbolic of Thanksgiving itself—getting together with family and friends in the community to have a feel-good start to your day. This may be a rare occasion for you to have the opportunity to run with your loved ones.

In a way, turkey trots are symbolic of Thanksgiving itself—getting together with family and friends in the community to have a feel-good start to your day. This may be a rare occasion for you to have the opportunity to run with your loved ones.

Turkey trot races can range from 1 mile to 10K and even longer, with many clocking in at 5K. Turkey trots are usually on the morning of Thanksgiving and help people get in a workout and burn calories before Thanksgiving feasting later in the day.

Across the country on Thanksgiving Day, Americans line up and participate in Turkey Trot races — walking or running a specific distance on a pre-set course.

Across the country on Thanksgiving Day, Americans line up and participate in Turkey Trot races — walking or running a specific distance on a pre-set course.

The oldest continually running public footrace (established in 1896) in the United States. 14,000 runners annually.

Not only is Thanksgiving day the start of the annual Runner's World Run Streak, it is also one of the most popular running days of the year thanks to the beloved turkey trot. ing to a report from RunSignup—a racing registration platform—756,894 people participated in 730 turkey trots this year.

Like all physical activity, regular 5K runs can improve cardiovascular function and reduce body fat, as well as having mental health benefits (see runner's high).

Organized in cities across the world, the Turkey Trot is over 122 years old and is the most widely attended 5K race worldwide. The Turkey Trot is a festive community event held on Thanksgiving morning, in advance of the feasting Holiday.

First, they are typically held on Thanksgiving — a fall day with decent weather that the whole family is likely to have off. And a quick race provides a perfect way for families to spend (or kill) time together in those lazy hours before the big meal.

88% of Americans surveyed by the National Turkey Federation eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

In a way, turkey trots are symbolic of Thanksgiving itself—getting together with family and friends in the community to have a feel-good start to your day. This may be a rare occasion for you to have the opportunity to run with your loved ones.

In a way, turkey trots are symbolic of Thanksgiving itself—getting together with family and friends in the community to have a feel-good start to your day. This may be a rare occasion for you to have the opportunity to run with your loved ones.

In a way, turkey trots are symbolic of Thanksgiving itself—getting together with family and friends in the community to have a feel-good start to your day. This may be a rare occasion for you to have the opportunity to run with your loved ones.

Turkey trot races can range from 1 mile to 10K and even longer, with many clocking in at 5K. Turkey trots are usually on the morning of Thanksgiving and help people get in a workout and burn calories before Thanksgiving feasting later in the day.

Across the country on Thanksgiving Day, Americans line up and participate in Turkey Trot races — walking or running a specific distance on a pre-set course.

Across the country on Thanksgiving Day, Americans line up and participate in Turkey Trot races — walking or running a specific distance on a pre-set course.

The oldest continually running public footrace (established in 1896) in the United States. 14,000 runners annually.

Not only is Thanksgiving day the start of the annual Runner's World Run Streak, it is also one of the most popular running days of the year thanks to the beloved turkey trot. ing to a report from RunSignup—a racing registration platform—756,894 people participated in 730 turkey trots this year.

Like all physical activity, regular 5K runs can improve cardiovascular function and reduce body fat, as well as having mental health benefits (see runner's high).

Organized in cities across the world, the Turkey Trot is over 122 years old and is the most widely attended 5K race worldwide. The Turkey Trot is a festive community event held on Thanksgiving morning, in advance of the feasting Holiday.

First, they are typically held on Thanksgiving — a fall day with decent weather that the whole family is likely to have off. And a quick race provides a perfect way for families to spend (or kill) time together in those lazy hours before the big meal.

88% of Americans surveyed by the National Turkey Federation eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

In a way, turkey trots are symbolic of Thanksgiving itself—getting together with family and friends in the community to have a feel-good start to your day. This may be a rare occasion for you to have the opportunity to run with your loved ones.