- Club Fluid Station - The Club has a Flying Pig Fluid Station
at mile 22. This is one of our largest volunteer opportunities of the
year. We need about 40 volunteers; so please volunteer today. Volunteers
receive a free t-shirt courtesy of the pig, free food and drink at the
waterstop, the chance to socialize with other members in a relaxed
informal setting, and the free entertainment value of watching the Mile
22 Fluid Station Captain freak out over what could happen in 2013. The
2008 waterstop dealt with fire, 2009 dealt with no uplifting
music(Social Distortion is the last thing you want to hear at mile 22)
until the marathon unexpectedly came through with the DJ, 2010 dealt
with rain and flooding, 2011 dealt with being struck by lightning, 2012 and 2013 were relatively uneventful -. see
what 2014 brings. If you're running the full marathon, ask family,
friends and coworkers to catch you at "Your water stop - Mile 22" or if
you enjoy to watch people suffer, mile 22 is definitely the place to be.
You can sign up to volunteer at our website. Sign Up Now.
For 2014 we are looking for a theme! In 2012 it was: What High School Did You Go To? If you have an idea contact us at cincinnatirunning@gmail.com. - Piggest Raffle Ever - The Runners' Club of Greater Cincinnati is also part of the Piggest Raffle ever with the Flying Pig Marathon for 2014. Adopt a pig for $5 for a chance to to win a 2014 Toyota Prius, $10,000 Cash ($5,000 to the winning ticket holder and $5,000 to the charity who sold the ticket) or a $1500 Cincinnati experience. To help out, select Runners' Club of Greater Cincinnati as the charity at www.piggestraffle.com when you adopt a pig and the club gets a portion of the proceeds. For more information, view The Piggest Raffle Page at the the Flying Pig Marathon website, www.flyingpigmarathon.com.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
2014 RCGC Flying Pig Updates
Here are a couple of updates about the club's involvement in the Flying Pig Marathon. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
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