The Taupo full and half marathon is a great event held each year at the start of August. When you cross the finish line you will have achieved something special at this great event.
Programmes designed for either beginner or intermediate runners who are looking to complete either the half or the full marathon, these plans will help you achieve your goals.
Now is the time to get on board and join Qwik Kiwi Coaching for my great training plans to prepare you for Kinloch Off Road Challenge Trail Run in 20 weeks.
The perfect finale to the Run Taupō Trail Series, this event takes you on a journey through the world-class trail network in and around Kinloch, Taupō. With each course offering something very different from the next, there’s something awesome for everyone. Whether you’re headed out past the picturesque Kawakawa Bay in the marathon, around the headland loop for the half marathon, or up the Whangamata stream on the 5km or 10km courses, you are guaranteed to enjoy stunning views and top notch trails.
The Taupō full and half marathon is a great event held each year in the start of August. When you cross the finish line you will have achieved something special at this great event.
Programmes designed for either beginner or intermediate runners who are looking to complete either the full or half marathon, these plans will help you achieve your goals.
The Taupo full and half marathon is a great event held each year in the start of August. When you cross the finish line you will have achieved something special at this great event.
Programmes designed for either beginner or intermediate runners who are looking to complete either the half or the full marathon, these plans will help you achieve your goals.
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