The Lowell 50 Fall Edition

October 6th, 2023 by Erin Young

The Lowell 50 is a classic old world style gravel road race. You’ll race along the banks of the Flat River and through rural Ionia County on approximately 85% unpaved roads. You may choose from either the 57 or 34 mile race, both routes are single loops. The courses are challenging, scenic, and fun. Including one historic wooden covered bridge dating back to the mid-1800s’.

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Zeigler Marathon

January 4th, 2020 by Athletic Mentors Staff

As many as 5,000 runners and walkers take to the streets of Kalamazoo each May for this race, which takes participants on a winding, out-and-back route through the city streets of Kalamazoo, through the campus of Borgess Medical Center and around the shores of Spring Valley Lake.

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Winter Blast

January 4th, 2020 by Athletic Mentors Staff

About This Event:
The 8th Annual Portage Winter Blast Half Marathon/10K/5K is organized by Susan G. Komen Michigan, Kalamazoo Area Runners, and the City of Portage in a community celebration of health and wellness. All proceeds will benefit Susan G. Komen Michigan. Over the last 20 years, Komen Michigan has funded over $12 million in community breast health programs across 24 counties.

Course:
The half marathon, 10k and 5K courses highlight the Portage Trail Way System and include a mix of mostly flat paved bike trail and city roads. Road closures will occur as appropriate.  The course is cleared of snow and ice as much as possible, however, this is a mid-winter run and conditions may include extreme cold and windy conditions and slick surfaces caused by snow, ice, sleet, hail, mud, and rain.

Event Dates and Times:
All running events will start and end at Loy Norrix High School at 606 E. Kilgore Rd., Kalamazoo, MI 49001  on Sunday, February 23, 2020.

Each race will have its own start as follows:

  • Half Marathon – 8:00 am
    • Cutoff time to be included in half marathon results is 3 hours, 45 minutes. Roads will be re-opened at 12:00 noon.
  • 5K – 8:10 am
  • 10K – 8:20 am
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Melting Mann

January 4th, 2020 by Athletic Mentors Staff

Melting Mann Dirt Road Bike Challenge is just a small portion of a great day. We do our best to make sure your first Melting Mann experience is not the last! Special Melting Mann treatment begins at our Registration Headquarters in Vandalia, Michigan. Arrive and enjoy homemade Melting Mom Chocolate Chip Cookies and a kick start to your race with a cup of specially brewed Peloton Roast by Rons Beans. Ride the Ride, Race the Race and Cheer…the welcoming atmosphere of our Celebration Area invites not only racers, but also vendors, families and spectators.  Our Celebration Area offers picnic tables, warming fires, a view of the finish line and great music. Awesome food and our own Muddy Derailleur crafted beer, brewed for our racers by Goshen Brewing Company, takes your day over the top and puts our event on your calendar for every race season!

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Hellkaat Hundie

May 6th, 2018 by Erin Young

We are extending to you an invitation to the 4th Annual HELLKAAT HUNDIE and the HELLKITTEN FIDDIE , April 22nd, 2017 Michigan’s 100 mile gravel road race (or 50 miles for the kitten) from 5 Lakes Brewing Co, in Dorr, MI (1638 142 nd Ave, 49323)

Returning this year the ITTY BITTY KITTY, a 25 mile gravel road ride ( not a race!) if you wanna come and roll with the fundraiser but aren’t into that whole racing thing!
This race is a fundraiser for JDRF, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the first year we raised about $2500 with 150 racers. In it’s second year you all stepped up and we had over 200 racers and raised about $11,000 dollars, last year over 250 riders and over $11,000! Who thinks we can do that and more this year!

There are also overall winners for men and women and a “Lanterne Rouge” award cause sometimes just finishing is a thing to celebrate.

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Race for Wishes

May 23rd, 2017 by Jennie Schuman

Team Athletic Mentors supports the the 7th Annual Race for Wishes, set in the rolling hills and vineyards of Lawton, MI, is an ideal location for competitive bike racing and great family fun! All proceeds go to our favorite organization, Make-A-Wish of Michigan.

For registration information and maps, got to:
http://www.athleticmentors.com/resources/race-for-wishes/

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Zeeland Criterium

May 17th, 2017 by Erin Young
The Zeeland Criterium, Michigans Premier twilight criterium, in downtown Zeeland, will kick off with the kids race at 6:00 pm. This is a short course with 6 turns, a great warm up for the Herman Miller Brickyard. Cat 5 begins 6:30 pm and runs for 30 minutes. Cat 3/4 begins at 7:15, running for 45 minutes. The event concludes at 8:15 with the 60 minute Cat 1/2/3 event.
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Tri del Sol Triathlon

May 17th, 2017 by Erin Young

The Tri del Sol event is held on the beautiful grounds of YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin located in Middleville, Michigan. The event offers a sprint and olympic distance triathlon, duathlon and aquabike. Bike and run courses take you through the quiet country roads around the Yankee Springs area.

Triathlon: Sprint: 750M Swim, 20K Bike, 5K Run | Olympic  1500M Swim, 40K Bike, 10K Run
Duathlon
: Sprint: 5k Run, 20K Bike, 5K Run | Olympic 5K Run, 40K Bike, 10K Run

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Grand Rapids Triathlon

May 16th, 2017 by Erin Young

This USA Triathlon sanctioned event offers a full triathlon, sprint, and Olympic distances. The swim starts at the Thornapple boat launch. The bike and run takes athletes through Ada, Cascade, Lowell, Clarksville and Saranac.

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Barry Roubaix Killer Gravel Road Race

March 20th, 2017 by Erin Young

WHAT IS THE BARRY-ROUBAIX

  • The largest gravel road bicycle race in the world!
  • Kick off the race season with over 3,500 of your fellow cyclists
  • Challenging race traversing the rolling and scenic gravel roads throughout Barry County, Michigan
  • Over $34,000 in awards cash and prizes
  • Cyclocross, Mountain, Road, Single-Speed, Fixed gear, Fatbikes & Tandem bicycles are welcome in any category
  • The courses will be marked with the exception of the 100 mile (GPS files, cue sheets and maps are provided).  Directional arrows will be coordinated with your race length.
    RED = 62 mile, YELLOW = 36 mile and BLUE = 22 mile race
  • Neutral aid stations
  • A huge after-party and awards ceremony
  • Founders beer and food vendors inside the awards party ( cash only)
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