This is a run/walk event. Walking is welcome and encouraged. The 1 Mile Run/Walk is the starting point of the Zero Dark Thirty Run Series program. It is intentionally designed to be approachable, inclusive, and low pressure. Participants may run, jog, walk, or combine all three. This event is about beginning not speed. WALKERS ARE WELCOME Walking the mile is fully acceptable and encouraged Walkers receive the same finisher recognition as runners There are no cutoff times or pace requirements WHO SHOULD REGISTER Walkers and first-time participants Anyone returning to movement after time away Veterans and first responders Families and friends If you can walk a mile, you can do this event. COURSE INFORMATION Clearly marked and easy-to-follow course Volunteer support along the route Designed to be approachable and welcoming STROLLERS & PETS Strollers are welcome (please line up toward the back at the start) Pets are not permitted on the course for safety reasons BENEFITING All proceeds from this event benefit the Zero Dark Thirty Foundation, supporting veterans through movement, mentorship, and community.

This is a run/walk event. Walking is welcome and encouraged. The 5K is part of the Zero Dark Thirty Run Series program and represents the next step in the journey from a first mile to a full marathon. Participants may run, jog, walk, or combine all three. This event emphasizes participation, consistency, and forward progress not speed. COUNTS TOWARD THE SERIES PROGRAM Completion of this 5K counts toward the Zero Dark Thirty Run Series program for participants following the full season path. Whether you run or walk, finishing this event moves you forward in the program. WALKERS ARE WELCOME Walking the 5K is fully acceptable Walkers receive the same finisher recognition as runners There are no cutoff times and no pace requirements WHO SHOULD REGISTER Walkers and first-time participants Runners continuing their progression in the program Veterans and first responders Anyone focused on building consistency and confidence COURSE INFORMATION Clearly marked and volunteer-supported course Designed to be approachable and welcoming Water stations provided as conditions require STROLLERS & PETS Strollers are welcome (please line up toward the back at the start) Pets are not permitted on the course for safety reasons EVENT ENVIRONMENT This event is about progress over pace. Expect an encouraging, supportive atmosphere focused on community and purpose. BENEFITING All proceeds from this event benefit the Zero Dark Thirty Foundation, supporting veterans through movement, mentorship, and community.

This is a run/walk event. Walking is welcome and encouraged. The 10K represents a key milestone in the Zero Dark Thirty Run Series program, marking the transition from short-distance efforts to sustained endurance. Participants may run, jog, walk, or combine all three. This event is about building confidence and consistency not speed. COUNTS TOWARD THE SERIES PROGRAM Completion of the 10K counts toward the Zero Dark Thirty Run Series program for participants following the full season path. Whether you run or walk, finishing this event is an important step forward in the journey. WALKERS ARE WELCOME Walking the 10K is fully acceptable Walkers receive the same finisher recognition as runners There are no cutoff times or pace requirements WHO SHOULD REGISTER Participants progressing through the series Walkers building endurance at their own pace Veterans and first responders Runners looking for a supportive, non-competitive 10K COURSE INFORMATION Clearly marked and volunteer-supported course Designed to be safe, approachable, and encouraging Water stations provided as conditions require STROLLERS & PETS Strollers are not recommended due to course length Pets are not permitted on the course for safety reasons EVENT ENVIRONMENT This event emphasizes progress over pace and personal commitment. Everyone moving forward belongs here. BENEFITING All proceeds from this event benefit the Zero Dark Thirty Foundation, supporting veterans through movement, mentorship, and community.