This year, the Head Of The 941Â will again take place over two days, to maximize the number of events in which each athlete may participate. Events will be offered in under-15, under-17, under-19, under-23, Open, and Masters (A-K), all in sweeping and sculling.
Join nearly 4,000 of your closest friends Thanksgiving morning for the fourth annual Florida Turkey Trot Presented By Publix! The 5K run/walk begins at 8 a.m., with the Kids Dash at 7:15 a.m. This event brings runners, joggers and walkers from across the Suncoast and beyond for what's become a new Thanksgiving tradition. All participants receive a finisher medal and race shirt, as well as food and drink at the after-race party. This event is a partnership of Fit2Run, The Runners Superstore, and the Nathan Benderson Park Conservancy, and benefits the Conservancy and the Big Bill Foundation. The Big Bill Foundation is named for former NBP Conservancy board chairman and legendary area businessman Bill Robinson, who began Fit2Run with his son, Parks. See more at https://raceroster.com/events/2022/55897/florida-turkey-trot
NBP's inaugural Turkey Row is Thanksgiving morning! This is a great opportunity to come out and enjoy Thanksgiving with a beautiful morning row or outrigger paddle alongside our Florida Turkey Trot participants! All participants are encouraged to be ready a half-hour before the row begins. The Turkey Row is free for the community, but donations to our 29 Days of Giving Thanks campaign are encouraged. The race course for the Turkey Row will be sent out one (1) week before the event, along with the start times of each participant as well. The Turkey Row will be a 2000m row (or close enough) and will be timed but not with the intention of being competitive. Go for your Thanksgiving stroll on the water or pick up the pace — whatever feels right before the feast! Donate for the Turkey Row. Sign Up For The Turkey Row
NBP's inaugural Turkey Row is Thanksgiving morning! This is a great opportunity to come out and enjoy Thanksgiving with a beautiful morning row or outrigger paddle alongside our Florida Turkey Trot participants! All participants are encouraged to be ready a half-hour before the row begins. The Turkey Row is free for the community, but donations to our 29 Days of Giving Thanks campaign are encouraged. The race course for the Turkey Row will be sent out one (1) week before the event, along with the start times of each participant as well. The Turkey Row will be a 2000m row (or close enough) and will be timed but not with the intention of being competitive. Go for your Thanksgiving stroll on the water or pick up the pace — whatever feels right before the feast! Donate for the Turkey Row. Sign Up For The Turkey Row
With three challenge laps and 1,026 stairs to climb, weights to carry and a Thanksgiving dinner to burn off, Camp Gladiator Sarasota's Gobble Gauntlet is a great way to work off the holiday!
With three challenge laps and 1,026 stairs to climb, weights to carry and a Thanksgiving dinner to burn off, Camp Gladiator Sarasota's Gobble Gauntlet is a great way to work off the holiday!
No experience necessary! Learn to Row is an introduction to sculling that focuses on the fundamentals of sculling (rowing with two oars). Individuals will be taken step by step through nomenclature, safety maneuvers, and independent boat handling skills. This eight-hour course will provide you with the skill set to safely row a single scull. Class is 9 a.m.-noon. Enrollment is capped at eight students. Provided by NBP: Rowing equipment Safety equipment Water Personal floatation device (PFD) USRowing-certified instructors, certified in First Aid and CPR Certificate of completion
No experience necessary! Learn to Row is an introduction to sculling that focuses on the fundamentals of sculling (rowing with two oars). Individuals will be taken step by step through nomenclature, safety maneuvers, and independent boat handling skills. This eight-hour course will provide you with the skill set to safely row a single scull. Class is 9 a.m.-noon. Enrollment is capped at eight students. Provided by NBP: Rowing equipment Safety equipment Water Personal floatation device (PFD) USRowing-certified instructors, certified in First Aid and CPR Certificate of completion
Every first Sunday of the month at 9:30 a.m., join Marina Traub for an all-levels yoga class with plenty of modifications and amplifications to suit your body. Be here by 9:15 a.m. to prepare! Click here for more info.
Every first Sunday of the month at 9:30 a.m., join Marina Traub for an all-levels yoga class with plenty of modifications and amplifications to suit your body. Be here by 9:15 a.m. to prepare! Click here for more info.
Last Paddler Standing is an endurance SUP race. Unlike any other paddle race in the world, Last Paddler Standing is a race of stamina and strategy. Racers will paddle a 3.33-mile loop course, starting and finishing the loop within a one-hour period. The next loop will begin on the hour and the race goes until only one paddler is left standing. At the 48-hour mark, the length of the loop will be increased. Do you have what it takes to be the Last Paddler Standing? This is a SUP-only race. Paddlers must use a single blade, no double blades allowed. Boards cannot be hybrid sit on top. Prone is allowed but you must have a paddle on the board with you at all times. This race is designed to challenge your endurance, stamina, and strategic thinking. It's not solely about speed, so don't select your SUP based on that. The race will start on Saturday, December 3, 2022 at 9AM. The race will go until there's one finisher. The race is timed with each loop starting on the hour, every hour. Racers must be at the starting line within 10 seconds of the top of the hour. Racers must complete […]
Last Paddler Standing is an endurance SUP race. Unlike any other paddle race in the world, Last Paddler Standing is a race of stamina and strategy. Racers will paddle a 3.33-mile loop course, starting and finishing the loop within a one-hour period. The next loop will begin on the hour and the race goes until only one paddler is left standing. At the 48-hour mark, the length of the loop will be increased. Do you have what it takes to be the Last Paddler Standing? This is a SUP-only race. Paddlers must use a single blade, no double blades allowed. Boards cannot be hybrid sit on top. Prone is allowed but you must have a paddle on the board with you at all times. This race is designed to challenge your endurance, stamina, and strategic thinking. It's not solely about speed, so don't select your SUP based on that. The race will start on Saturday, December 3, 2022 at 9AM. The race will go until there's one finisher. The race is timed with each loop starting on the hour, every hour. Racers must be at the starting line within 10 seconds of the top of the hour. Racers must complete […]