Gemensamt långpass 30/1 i Skåne

What:
A very long informal group run of 50,572 km.

When:
08:00, 30 January 2011 (2:nd edition).

Where:
Just outside the Central Train Station in Lund, southern Sweden.

How:
You are capable of so much more than you know you are.

Who:
You.

Why:
Some running is good, more is better, and too much is just enough.

Inspiration:
Full Monty.

Fee:
Not - but if you like the idea, please visit Swedish Committe for Afghanistan.

Prizes:
The pride of running all day.

Register:
Please e-mail me (name, town and web site). You can also just show up.

Water:
Will be available at approximately 17, 27 and 37 kilometres.

Service stations:
Café and bathroom will be available at approximately 17, 27 and 37 kilometres.

Support:
You can have any support, pacer or friends you like.

DNF:
All runners are finishers with accomplished kilometres.

Map:
We will run together and most of it will be marked.

Route:
From Lund to Skryllegården and back again after a few laps in the Nature Reserve.

Qualification:
You need the joy and an urge to run far.

gax-TEC:
The longest distance in gax and TEC - The Gax - TEC Swedish Trail Challenge.

Equipment:
You’ll need quite a bit of gear to come through this unsupported.

Accomodation:
There are many Youth Hostels as well as both cheap and expensive hotels.

Shower:
Not made available by organization.

Getting there:
Lund is a very central hub with all possibilities with train and bus.

Rules:
Cheating or littering is not allowed. To help a fellow runner is mandatory.

Weather:
Might be the coldest day of the year, can be minus 10 °C and heaps of snow.

Animals:
Elk, fox, stoat, corn snake, lama, harbour porpoise etc. have been seen during gax.

Dangers:
Traffic and fatigue.

Medical staff:
There will be a medical specialist on call via phone during the whole run.

Force majeure:
Does not apply unless there is less than one participant.

Miscallenous:
Social run - a lot of coffee and breaks. Speed will be slow.

Questions:
stefanphonsavan (a) hotmail.com.

Race Director:
Stefan Samuelsson.