Run for Breast Cancer 5K/10K/13.1 SAN Antonio
About the race
This is a smaller, private group run with a cap per wave, and all paces and ages are welcome (under 18 with guardian), whether you run or walk.
There is no equipment or setup needed; coordinators support you in a warm, stress-free setting.
What you get (swag bag)
- Running T-shirt, shipped to the address you register with (US only)
- Finisher's towel or giveaway
- Finisher's medal
- Digital training pack
Timing
- Timing is optional: track your time on an app (Strava, RunKeeper, Nike Run, etc.) and submit it with the easy form to be posted online.
- Or ask our coordinators to help keep track of your time.
- No timing chips are used.
Packet pickup
There is no packet pickup. Swag is shipped directly to your address, so provide your full, correct US mailing address including apartment number and check the spelling.
Race bibs are provided on race day.
Shirt delivery and late registration
Your shirt arrives at your mailing address the week of your race.
Late registrations (signing up 2 weeks before the race) are accepted. Your shirt will likely arrive after the run, so you can wear any appropriate shirt to run the race.
Race updates
A final update with final details and course maps is emailed the Wednesday before the race.
Wave times
Email [email protected] with your desired wave time. Waves are filled on a first come, first served basis.
- Wave A: 7:30 AM
- Wave B: 8:00 AM
- Wave C: 8:30 AM
Late runners can run upon arrival. Coordinators stay 3 hours after the first wave.
Virtual run option
The virtual run can be done any time and place you choose, using any tracking device (optional). It includes a training pack with digital tools. When you finish, submit your results to [email protected] to receive your medal.
Charity initiatives
Every mile you log after the race, we donate $1 to one of the charities we work with. Fundraising is optional.
The course
Race weekend schedule
Location
San Antonio, TX, USA Open in Google Maps
City insight: San Antonio
San Antonio is the second-most populous city in Texas, located in the southern part of the state and serving as the county seat of Bexar County. Its name, Spanish for Saint Anthony, was given by a Spanish expedition in 1691, and it had 1.43 million residents at the 2020 census. Summers are hot and humid with mild winters, so spring and autumn are the best seasons to race.
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