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Are you crazy?
Maybe – but I’m doing it. I’m pretty sure there’s some other warriors out there who are interested in seeing what they can do, too.
I have always gravitated toward the self-supported events. There’s a certain satisfaction in getting from point A to point B all on your own determination and dedication. Even as a kid, [...] -
What is Run Across Georgia?
Run Across Georgia {RAG} will begin April 24, 2010 and is currently designed to be a 250+ mile, multi-day unsupported running journey beginning in Eufaula, Alabama at the Georgia state line and completing on the pristine, sandy beaches of Jekyll Island, Georgia.
While there are some unique elements to RAG, the run is mostly designed to give aspiring [...] -
Is this a race?
Run Across Georgia is not designed to be a race. A race would most likely assume organization, aid stations, entry fees, …and a fancy wicking shirt – none of which will be available for this adventure.
It’s just not that kind of thing.
That being said, the goal will be to get across the state as fast [...] -
Where will {RAG} take place?
Georgia State Route 520, also known as the South Georgia Parkway, will be the main route for runners to follow. This section of Georgia road runs from Eufaula, Alabama to the golden beaches of Jekyll Island.
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What makes {RAG} unique?
Run Across Georgia is designed to be a true running adventure – a self-supported, multi-day, 250-mile running adventure across the southern section of the state of Georgia. To be considered a finisher for this particular event, runners must adhere to the following:
Runners must be willing to run unsupported* or self-supported**.
Runners must be willing to avoid motels and [...]