Run To Type None Virtual Race 2018
Karete Chops Diabetes
Run To Type None Virtual Race 2018
Throughout November 2018, join Karate Chops Diabetes for The 30 Ks in 30 Days – Virtual Challenge to raise money for diabetes research.
Details for 30 Ks in 30 Days
You can choose to walk, run, bike, ski, swim or any other self propelled method to cover 30 kilometres through the month of November for Diabetes Awareness Month. Do it one kilometer per day, multiple kms over a few days, 10 kms three times – do it with a group or on your own - the choice is yours!
Just make sure you have fun with it and share your journey on social media! We simply want you to help spread the word to create awareness and fundraising!
How does a Virtual Challenge Work?
Good question! A virtual race is an event where you register like any other race except for this event, you can walk, run, ride, swim, ski or any self propelled method you choose to complete the 30 Ks, any place you like and at any time you like throughout November. You will then be sent a custom designed medal (see below).
Details for The Run toType None
To register for the race, click here or on the link above. You can choose to do a 5km run or since WorldDiabetes Day is on November 14th (11-14) we are honouring the date by havingdistance options of 11km or 14km. Thereare no price differences by distance, the choice is yours– we simply want you to help spread the word to create awareness andfundraising!
** NEW for 2017 – for those that wantto complete all three distances totaling 30K, there is a special price and youwill receive a Karate Chops Diabetes Tech running shirt.
The Custom KCD Medal
Our one of a kind medals are designedto honour November 14th World Diabetes Day and the millions ofpeople around the world struggling to live with diabetes every day. Theglobe represents the fact that diabetes affects people from all backgrounds andcultures in every country around the world. The blue circle around theearth is the international symbol for World Diabetes Day. The flame at the topof the medal is the Flame of Hope which burns in London, Ontario, Canada and will continue to do sountil it is extinguished by the team that successfully cures diabetes. The fist breaking through the board represents Karate Chops Diabetes ongoingcommitment to Fight for the Cure!
How can we make theevent a success?
Post your involvement in the Run to Type None Virtual Race throughout social media and challenge others to join.
Use social media to create and track your training schedule and fitness goals
Create a run group for race weekend and post your race day pictures.
Show off your custom medal!
Run to Type None Medal
Good question! A virtualrace is an event where you register like any other race except for this event,you can walk, run, ride, swim, ski or any method you choose to complete thedistance, any place you like and at any time you like throughoutNovember. Once you have confirmed completion of your race throughemail and/or social media a custom designed race medal will be sent toyou.
Karate Chops Diabetes
Breaks Through Diabetes Challenges
The Academy of Martial Arts supports people living with diabetes through active and healthy lifestyle choices. We aim to inspire and support everyone living with diabetes. Hosted by AMA, Karate Chops Diabetes is also a significant fundraising effort committing $250,000 to JDRF in their quest to findinga cure for Type 1 diabetes (T1D) through funding the Canadian Clinical Trial Network.