Made to Move 5K | September 17, 2023

A VIRTUAL RUN/WALK EVENT

Registration is now open!

Run. Walk. Report!

Time-reporting is open from September 17–24. Category winners, the first, second, and third fastest times in EACH category, will receive a customized limited-edition winner’s medal!

Movement. We were made for this!

Previous Winners

Congratulations to Made to Move 5K Category Winners: the first, second, and third fastest 5K times in each age group. Each winner will receive a customized limited-edition medal with their name engraved on the back!

How It Works

Registering as an Individual

  • Complete registration by September 1
  • Plan your own 5K route, and get ready, set, GO on September 17.
    • Track the time it takes you to complete the race.
    • Don’t forget to wear your 2022 Made to Move 5K t-shirt!
  • After your 5K, log in to your nadhealth.org account to report your time from September 17–24.
  • Share a photo with #MadeToMove5K

A run/walk event, such as a 5K, can be a powerful community-building event to bring people together, inspire healthy living, and promote awareness of a cause, like childhood obesity. Participate as a group with your church, school, Pathfinder club, study group, friends, family, or community.

  • Complete group registration by September 1
  • Plan your group’s 5K route, and get ready, set, GO on September 17.
    • Track the time it takes each participant to complete the race.
    • Remind everyone to wear their 2022 Made to Move 5K t-shirts!
  • After your 5K, log in to your nadhealth.org account to report times from September 17–24.
  • Share a photo of your group with #MadeToMove5K

Run to GIVE.

Every Made to Move 5K registration gives $5.00 USD to Holbrook Indian School, a first- through twelfth-grade boarding academy providing Native American children and youth a safe place to live, learn, and thrive for more than 75 years.  80% of funding comes from individuals who have a desire to make a positive change in Native American communities.

What is Holbrook Indian School?

Virtual 5K Safety

A virtual 5K should be safe and fun! Be sure you understand and submit waivers before participating, whether individually or as a group. If a 5K is more physical activity than you usually do, you may need to check in with your doctor first and learn how to train for a 5K safely and effectively.

Marketing

We’ve prepared a selection of marketing graphics for distribution. Spread the word!

Bring Health to Your Church!

Celebrate Health Sabbath.

A special Sabbath worship service with an inspirational sermon.

How to Celebrate

Take the 7-day Challenge.

Use the activity and group discussion guides to stay moving for a week.

How to Engage

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