UAB Faculty, Staff, Students, and Alumni…
REGISTER NOW FOR THE BLAZER FUN RUN Saturday Oct. 13th!
Viva Health, UAB Employee Wellness, UAB Campus Recreation, and Children’s Hospital are excited to be hosting the Blazer Fun Run to build bridges between our health resources and our family of employees, students, and alumni.
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Make plans to bring your families and strollers to walk, jog, or run in the Blazer Fun Run Saturday, October 13th @ 9:00 a.m. at UAB |
REGISTER BY September 14th for only $10 |
6-Week Training Program starts Tuesday Sept. 4th
Group sessions will be held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday’s at 6pm at the Campus Recreation Center. Certified trainers will help you get off the couch and ready to walk, jog, or run the 2-mile event in 6-weeks. The training program is open for all UAB Campus, UAB Medicine, UABHSF, Callahan Eye Hospital, Viva Health, and Children’s of Alabama faculty and staff. You do NOT have to be a Rec Center member to participate in the training program.
Register NOW for the Training Program for $35 by clicking here to complete the registration form and return it to the
UAB Wellness Office
Want to prepare but can’t make the training sessions?
Click here to view and print the 6-week Training Program for Walkers and Runners
Interested in the course?
Click here to view the 2012 Blazer Fun Run Route
A look back at the 2011 Blazer Fun Run
In 2011, over 400 UAB employees, students, alumni, and family members were involved with the first annual Blazer Fun Run. Music was provided by UAB graduate Sam Hunt.
UAB Medicine Blazer Fun Run Wrap-up Article
UAB Reporter Photo Story on the Blazer Fun Run – page 2
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