2015 P.F. Chang's Rock n Roll Arizona Event Guide

EvEnt GuidEJANUARY 16-18, 2015

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Welcome to the one marathon you won’t want to end. A race so rock ‘n’ roll, the

mile markers are rock bands. Because what’s the point of running if you just want

it to end? Here, you might not break the tape, but the podium isn’t the point. Life is

a journey and running should be a celebration.

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CONTENTS

7 SET LISTCheck out the race weekend schedule

8 CourSE MapSee where you’ll be running!

10 HaLF MaraTHonSTarT LInE Map Venue map for the Half, Relay & 10K start lines

12 MaraTHon STarT LInE Map Venue map for the marathon start line

14 FInISH LInE MapVenue map of the finish line & festival

18 5K & KIDS roCK Map See the start and finish lines for Saturday’s events

19 rEMIX CHaLLEnGEThree medals, two days, one challenge.

20 KIDS roCK arIZona Kids can rock Arizona too!

24 parKInG & TranSporTaTIon Tips on getting to and from the race

26 SpECTaTor TIpS Make sure your entourage is ready to go too!

30 DESTInaTIon arIZona Our local experts provide some must sees

32-33 HEaDLInEr BIoS Get ready to ROCK with The Wallflowers & OK GO

34 CourSE BanDSSee who will be rockin’ on the course and where!

36 raCE WEEKEnD EnTErTaInMEnT Other events going on in town to fill your weekend!

40 MaSSaGE MonDaYSpecials on post race massages from our local partners

46 LoCaL TraILS Need a shakeout run? Here are some spots

48 raCE CrEW Thank you to our volunteers!

51 oFFICIaL SponSorS

30 DESTInaTIon

arIZona “Must sees” to make your weekend even more memorable

WRITERS: Bekah Holt, Kevin LaRue, Christina McGregor, Jennie Imbsen PHOTOGRAPHERS: Victah Sailor, Paul Nestor, Ryan Bethke, Phoenix CVB GRAPHIC DESIGN & LAYOUT: Joel M. Young

OOLONG CHILEAN SEA BASS

KIERLAND COMMONS Scottsdale - 480.367.2999

SUPERSTITION SPRINGS Mesa - 480.218.4900

THE WATERFRONT Scottsdale - 480.949.2610

THE SHOPS AT NORTERRA Phoenix - 623.707.4495

MILL AVE. & UNIVERSITY AVE. Tempe - 480.731.4600

CHANDLER FASHION CENTER Chandler - 480.899.0472

83RD AVE. & BELL RD. Peoria - 623.412.3335

McDOWELL RD. & BULLARD AVE. Goodyear - 623.536.3222

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A MILLION THANKS FOR A MILLION MILESWe’re honored to have helped make this event possible in its 12th year. Thank you!

OOLONG CHILEAN SEA BASS

KIERLAND COMMONS Scottsdale - 480.367.2999

SUPERSTITION SPRINGS Mesa - 480.218.4900

THE WATERFRONT Scottsdale - 480.949.2610

THE SHOPS AT NORTERRA Phoenix - 623.707.4495

MILL AVE. & UNIVERSITY AVE. Tempe - 480.731.4600

CHANDLER FASHION CENTER Chandler - 480.899.0472

83RD AVE. & BELL RD. Peoria - 623.412.3335

McDOWELL RD. & BULLARD AVE. Goodyear - 623.536.3222

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A MILLION THANKS FOR A MILLION MILESWe’re honored to have helped make this event possible in its 12th year. Thank you!

TWELVE YEARS. Twelve years we’ve been coming together as a community, encouraging each other and celebrating the gift of a phenomenal race in three of America’s greatest cities. Twelve years we’ve been smiling, nursing sore feet, laughing, hugging and sometimes crying. Twelve years we’ve been proud, determined, awed and inspired by those around us. For 12 years we have proudly called this the P.F. Chang’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona Marathon & Half Marathon.

January is my favorite month of the year because I feel a true connection to the community in the Valley of the Sun. Arizona has been our home since we opened the first P.F. Chang’s in Scottsdale in 1993. In 2004 we decided to sponsor a world class marathon and half marathon, and today, in our 12th year, we celebrate another year of health and good fortune. January is a time to start fresh, take a second to breathe, appreciate determination, and anticipate the new heights to which we aspire to soar.

When you run this year, take a moment to appreciate your accomplishment and the over $29,236,508 million (net) that’s been raised for over 50 charities on behalf of the race participants. Enjoy your run and make this year the best yet.

Here’s to you, Arizona. Rock On!

Rick Federico

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Schedule of Events

HEaLTH anD FITnESS EXpo

Presented by:

Phoenix Convention Center, North Halls A-E

100 N. Third St.Phoenix, AZ 85005

Friday, Jan. 16th12:00 pm – 7:00 pm

saturday, Jan. 17th9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Expo admission is FREE & open to the public.

nEW 5Ksaturday, Jan. 17

Start & Finish Line:Tempe Beach Park

Start Time: 8:00 am

KiDS roCKsaturday, Jan. 17

Start Line & Finish:Tempe Beach Park

Start Time: 10:00 am

raCE-DaY EVEnTSsunday, Jan. 18

MarathonStart Line:

Downtown Phoenix at CityScape (Washington St.and Central Ave.)

Wave Start: 7:50 am

halF Marathon, 10K, & relay

Start Line: University Ave at College Ave in Tempe

Wave Start: 7:50 am

FINISH LINE: Mill Ave. and Rio Salado Pkwy at AshTempe Beach Park

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Ryan Sims Band (Set 1)

9:00 am – 9:45 am

Ryan Sims Band (Set 2)

10:00 am - 11:00 am

the WallFloWers11:15 am - 12:30 pmAwards 1:00 pm - 1:15pm

oK Go1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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TIP #2 Pick a letter (A-Z) and have your friends/family meet you there after the race.

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P.F. Chang’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona is now more than a one-day road race! P.F. Chang’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona will include two days of running, high-energy music on course, post race entertainment and more. Par t ic ipants who complete the 5K on Saturday

and a 10K, ½ Marathon, ½ Marathon Relay or Full Marathon race on Sunday wil l earn the Remix Challenge Arizona medal in addition to their Saturday and Sunday finisher medals. That’s a total of 3 medals!

P.F. Chang’s RoCk ‘n’ Roll aRizona 5kSaturday, January 17 start Time: 8:00 amstart line: Mill Ave. Bridge, Tempe, AZFinish line: Tempe Beach Park

PosT RaCe PaRTyTime: 8:00 am – 10:30 amlocation: Tempe Beach Park

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Kids can be part of the P.F. Chang’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona weekend excitement by participating in KiDS ROCK Arizona!This non-competitive, non-timed event is all about having fun and making it to the finish line. KiDS ROCK wants to fight childhood obesity by making fitness opportunities readily available and empowering kids to achieve a healthy lifestyle.To register your child (grades K-6) for KiDS ROCK Arizona, visit the Health & Fitness Expo presented by Fox10 and My45 at the Phoenix Convention Center on Friday, Jan. 17 from 12:10 pm – 7:00 pm.

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distances we hope you all know that we are your #1 supporter. Don’t let distance daunt you from conquering your goal! Work your way up at your own pace and we will be here with you every step of the way. See you all at your designated Start Line (s)! Good luck and remember to ROCK your run!

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GEttinG tO tHE StARt & finiSH LinEparTICIpanT parKInG & LIGHTraILFor detailed information, please refer to the Parking & Transportation documents you have been emailed and on the Event Details page of our website.

uSE THE VaLLEY METro LIGHTraIL From wherever you are staying, use the Lightrail to get to where you need to go over race weekend! Standard Lightrail fees apply throughout the weekend.To get to the Expo, get off at the 3rd St./Washington or 3rd St./Jefferson stations, just a couple blocks south of the Phoenix Convention Center. Marathon participants will get off at these same spots to get to their start line on Sunday morning. To get to the Half Marathon, 10K and Relay start line in Tempe, participants will get off at the Veteran’s Way/College Station. All participants can easily access the Mill Ave./3rd St. Station from the Finish Line

Festival at Tempe Beach Park. Visit the Valley Metro Light Rail booth in the expo to plan your race day route or visit their website valleymetro.org.

FrEE MaraTHon parTICIpanT parKInG aT arIZona CEnTEr The Arizona Center is providing FREE parking for the first 2,000 participants on race day. This garage is a 5 block walk to the start line. To return to this lot after the race, participants will need to purchase a Light Rail ticket from Tempe and get off at the 3rd St/Washington station.Check out the Parking & Transportation documents online and stop by the Info Booth at the Health & Fitness Expo if you have any questions!

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Start LineS: Marathon: Downtown Phoenix at CityScapeHalf, Relay, 10K: University Dr. at College Ave.

FiniSh Line FeStivaL: Tempe Beach Park, 8:00 am – 2:30 pm

FrEE runnEr TraCKInGMake sure to sign up for FREE Runner Tracking by visiting competitorwireless.com. Get real-time updates of your family and friends sent to your mobile phone via text message.

uTILIZE THE LIGHT raIL• With stops convenient to the Expo, Relay Transi-tion and Finish Line Festival, this is a quick and affordable way to view the course. • Make a plan for race day by visiting www.valleymetro.org

WaTCH Your runnEr on THE CourSE If you want to catch your runner and some ROCKIN’ live music, check out the band lineup on the event website for a list of their locations along the race course.

pLan Your FaMILY rEunIon• Confirm a post-race reunion plan BEFORE the race begins!• Plan to meet in the family reunion area, where large alphabetical signs will be prominently dis-played at the Finish Line Festival. • Pick a letter and make sure that everyone in your party knows to meet you at that letter.• Know the pace of your runner and his or her estimated finishing time.

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BRIGHT SuNSHINE AND CLEAR wEATHER MAKE ARIzONA THE pERFECT pLAYGROuND FOR OuTDOOR ACTIVITIES BEFORE, OR AFTER, RACE DAY.

dine LiKe a LOCaLOne of Scottsdale’s best known inde-pendent restaurants FnB dishes out sophisticated comfort food using sea-sonal, local and organic produce. Right next door - AZ Wine Merchants, Bodega

and Baratin – expand on the local-love theme in the form of a wine store, bou-tique grocery and cozy, 35-seat café. At The Mission, experience a new twist on contemporary Latin cuisine such as Duck Carnitas Empanadas.

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In Phoenix, enjoy outdoor dining at The Farm at South Mountain which features lo-cally grown produce provided on site or dine on the famous wood-fired pizzas of Pizzeria Bianco, acclaimed by New York Times, Martha Stewart and Gourmet magazine.

In Tempe, The Handlebar on Mill Ave. can serve as a night-life hot spot, but is also a top brunch spot and will put on a great post-race party. NCounter offers a variety of breakfast treats, including the Marathoner Smoothie.

PhOenix FOr FreeThe Arizona State University Tempe Campus is home to more than 20 museums and galler-

ies, including the contemporary ASU Art Museum. Visitors can also see themed exhibitions at the Gallery at the Tempe Center for the Arts, a beautiful venue with views of Tempe Town Lake. Native Trails is a series of free outdoor festivals that celebrate Native American culture through music, song, dance, art and food. This event takes place most Thursdays and Saturdays from noon-1 p.m. at Scottsdale Civic Center Park. The galler-ies in the downtown Scottsdale Arts District stay open late on Thursdays for ArtWalk, featuring exhibitions, receptions and live entertainment. Join us on Janu-ary 17 for a special Collector’s ArtWalk.

Discover how Arizona became a state in the building where it actually happened. The Arizona Capitol Museum in Phoenix of-fers daily tours. Afterwards, ex-plore Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza with 29 memorials includ-ing the USS Arizona mast and anchor. Or, visit the 600-acre

Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area, a lush riparian corridor with five miles of paved and dirt trails and an Audubon Center.

Outdoor recreationIt’s easy to explore the scenic Sonoran Desert by hiking, bik-ing, horseback riding or taking an off-road tour. Some popular spots include McDowell So-noran Preserve in Scottsdale, Camelback Mountain, Phoenix Mountain Park and Recreation Area and South Mountain Park and Preserve in Phoenix, and Papago Park, shared by all three cities.

You can also float over the giant saguaro cactus, enjoy expansive mountain views and see desert wildlife from a hot air balloon. Take an off-road or city tour on an earth-friendly, battery-assisted bike or explore the rugged trails from the back of a custom Jeep. Or, spend a sunny day paddle boarding or kayaking at Tempe Town Lake.


Fronted by co-founder Jakob Dylan, The

Wallflowers are now in their 25th year. The

Los Angeles-based alternative rock band

has taken home several Grammys, released

six studio albums and sold more than seven

million records worldwide.

Don’t miss The Wallflowers perform

new hits and classic favorites such as

“One Headlight”, “6th Avenue Heartache”,

“The Difference” and more at the finish line

festival!

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Formed as a quartet in Chicago in

1998 and relocated to Los Angeles three

years later, OK Go (Damian Kulash, Tim

Nordwind, Dan Konopka, Andy Ross)

have spent their career in a steady state

of transformation. The four songs of the

all-new Upside Out EP represent the first

preview of Hungry Ghosts, due out in the

fall on the band’s own Paracadute. This is

the band’s fourth full-length and the new-

est addition to a curriculum vitae filled with

experimentation in a variety of mediums.

Sure to put on a high energy show at

the finish line festival, stick around to rock

out to OK GO from 1:15 pm – 2:15 pm in

Tempe Beach Park!

HEAdLinER COnCERt fEAtuRinG: OK GO

HeadlinerOK GO


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*LOCATIONS AND BANDS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

STAGE MILE LOCATION BAND GENRE START END B01 0.8 McKinley and 7th Ave. Bench Warrant Rock/ 80s Tribute 7:50 AM 8:20 AMB02 1.5 7th Ave and McDowell Come Back Buddy Retro 7:55 AM 8:30 AMB03 2.4 Chase Bank at 7th Ave and Thomas Screamin' Javelinas Country/Rock 8:00 AM 8:45 AMB04 3.4 The Rock Guitarants Rock/Progressive 8:05 AM 9:00 AMB05 4.3 Paralyzed Vets of America Rhythm is a Life Steel Band Caribbean/Rock 8:10 AM 9:15 AMB06 5.7 777 E. Missouri Dave's Not Here Variety Rock 8:15 AM 9:35 AMB07 6.6 Tony's Service Center Cosmic Shindig Classic Rock 8:20 AM 9:50 AMB08 8.5 Wells Fargo Bank The Big Zephyr Country/Rock 8:30 AM 10:20 AMB09 9.6 32nd St. and Camelback Those Beatles Dudes Beatles Tribute Band 8:35 AM 10:40 AMB10 10.5 U Haul on 40th & Camelback Rock N Roll HS Rock 8:40 AM 10:55 AM

The Reckless Band Classic Rock/Variety Neoterics 80s Alternative/ Garage Pop

Pullman Standard Rock/Alternative/Pop The Darts Punk Rock Geda Life Rock/Country

Exit 40 Band Variety & Classic Rock Salt Rhythm Band Rock N Roll

Crisis Rock N Roll Lil Debbie Band Classic Rock/ Motown Blues

Almost Blu Blues/ Alternative Rock What's Left Rock/Indie

The Random Gingers Indie/Country/RockThe Breakdown Tom Petty Tribute

Radio Box Alternative Rock B20/BH09 24.4/11.2 Priest and Van Buren DJ Top 40s/House 8:45 AM 2:35 PM

Swain's World Variety Jaded Jukebox Classic Rock

BH01/10K 1.1 APS Plant on left across from University Plaza Platinum Cover Band Rock/Dance 7:55 AM 9:20 AMBH02/10K 1.9 West side of McClintock and Tempe Marketplace Drive Mobility Rock 8:00 AM 9:35 AM

Bonus/10K 2.4 Ryan Express Transportation - West sider of Hayden, just south of Curry DJ Top 40s/House 8:00 AM 9:45 AM10K Park 3.4 SW Corner of Curry & College The Kards w/ Sydney Claire Collins Classic Rock/Alternative Rock 8:05 AM 10:25 AM

BH03 2.4 Big Surf Entrance Neverwonder Pop/Soul/Rock 8:05 AM 9:55 AMBH04 3.9 West side of Hayden North of Roosevelt - St. Daniels Church ReSouled Christian Rock 8:10 AM 10:10 AM

The Premiere Alternative Rock Junk the Band Funk

BH06 6.3 Discount Tire School of Rock Classic Rock 8:20 AM 10:55 AMThree on the Tree Rockabilly/ Rock

Sky Daddy & the Pop Rocks Rockabilly/Surf BH08 8.7/9.9 McDowell Rd. just west of mountain amphitheatre Fushicho Daiko Japanese 8:30 AM 12:00 PM

BH09/B20 24.4/11.2 Priest and Van Buren DJ Top 40s/House 8:45 AM 2:35 PMSwain's World Variety Jaded Jukebox Classic Rock

B11 11.4 Berridge Nursery on Camelback Rd.

16.1 Vacant lot at 1st ave and Marshall Way

B17 21 Greenbelt at Thomas and 48th St.

B12/16 13.1/19.8 Spitfire Auto

B13/15 14/19 Kitchen 56 / Southeast Corner of 56th St & Indian School

8:45 AM

BH07 7.7 N/E corner of 64th & Thomas

BH05 5.2 Sky Song Blvd & 73rd St

11:05 AM

8:50 AM 1:25 PM

8:55 AM 1:10 PM

9:05 AM 12:25 PM

BH10/B21/10K 25.8/12.4 On side of Street at Curry / Mill Ave. Bridge

B21/BH10/10K 25.8/12.4 On side of Street at Curry / Mill Ave. Bridge

B18 21.9 Greenbelt just before McDowell on 48th St

B19 23.4 In Dirt lot behind Circle K on north side of Van Buren

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9:30 AM 1:40 PM

9:35 AM 1:55 PM

9:40 AM 2:20 PM

8:15 AM 3:00 PM

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EnjOy yOuR wEEKEnd in tOwn!From the Expo to the ample festivities on race day, we have a heck-of-a weekend lined up for you. But you want to make a FULL weekend out of this one, check out some the events happening in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe that’ll surely put the cherry on top of your vacation!

SporTInG EVEnTSPhOenix SunS: Catch the up-tempo and high flying action of the Phoenix Suns at the US Airways Center in Downtown Phoenix.• Friday (1/16) 7:00 PM vs. Minnesota Timberwolves• Monday (1/19) 8:00 PM vs. Los Angeles LakersPhOenix COyOteS: If getting an ice-session in before the big race, look no further than the Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale. • Thursday (1/15) 7:00 PM vs. Calgary Flames

ConCErTSStyx: Very few bands would be more fitting to play on “Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona” weekend as Styx. Embrace your inner “Renegade” and have a good night on the town the night before the race…• Saturday (1/17) 7:00 PM; Wild Horse Pass - Chandler, AZ

arTSLooking for an ab workout before race day? Check out the Tempe Improv Comedy Theatre as they will be hosting Whitney Cummings, an LA based comedian fresh off a tour where she co-headlined with Sarah Silverman.• January 16-18, Tempe Improv Comedy Center

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Relax

MASSAGE MOndAyrEWarD YourSELFYou’ve trained hard for months, pushing your body to the limit. After the race, you deserve to be pampered from head to blistered toes!Indulge in some well-deserved pampering with Massage Monday specials at participating Headquarter and Official Race Hotels. Check out all of the $75 options below and reward yourself for a race well run!

Spa LaMar(480) 945-7066www.spalamar.comIncludes 25 minute thereapeutic massage, 75-minute yoga class, steam, sauna, pool, whirlpool, robes, towels, lockers, fresh fruit and beverage bar. Valid January 19-22.

naranDE Spa(602) 431-2357www.marriott.com/phxtmIncludes 50 minute Narande Custom Mas-sage ($99 value). Valid January 19-20.

JurLInquE Spa aT THE FIrESKY rESorT(480) 424-6072www.fireskyresort.comIncludes 30 minute Footprint (lower leg and foot massage). Valid Monday, January 19.

rEVIVE Spa - JW MarrIoT DESErT rIDGE(480) 293-3700www.jwrevivespa.comIncludes 50-minute Revive Massage. Valid Janu-ary 18-19.

ToCaLoMa Spa aT poInTE HILTon TapaTIo CLIFFS rESorT(602) 375-4645www.tocalomaspa.comIncludes 50-minute Swedish Massage, 50-min-ute Therapeutic Massage and a 25-minute Anti-Stress Mini Facial. Valid January 19-21.

arIZona GranD rESorT anD Spa(602) 431-6485www.arizonagrandresort.comIncludes a luxuriously relaxing custom massage. Valid January 19-20.

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For many of you, this will be your first half marathon. Whether this is your first or fiftieth race, congratulations on your commitment to fitness and a healthy lifestyle! Whether you choose to run, walk or just rock, the following tips will help to ensure you have a fun and safe Rock ‘n’ Roll experience.

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It’s too late to start now, but you need to respect the distance you’ve chosen to walk or run.

There are many different training programs available to you. Be sure you chose one that had you complete at least 2/3 of

the race distance several times during your training period. If not, slow down and participate at a

comfortable pace.

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If you have not calculated your fluid needs for this race, there are two strategies which will ensure you don’t under or over-hydrate. The easiest is to only drink when you are thirsty. If you want to be a little more scientific, limit fluid intake to 4-8 oz of sports drink

every 20 minutes.

SaLT

Losing salt through sweating and complex hormone changes

during exercise can result in lowering your serum [blood]

sodium level. This will not only affect your performance, it

may lead to muscle cramping, headache, dizziness and

confusion. Have some sports drink along the course to quench

your thirst, or follow your pre-planned schedule.

pLEaSE

Fill out the medical information section on the back of your bib number. While serious medical

problems are quite rare, knowing any medical problems you have,

medications you are taking or allergies to medications is

extremely helpful to our Medical Volunteers. Our goal is to treat all

of our athletes like Rock Stars.

If you have questions, stop by the Rock ‘n’ Roll Sports Medicine Team booth at the Expo or visit one of our Medical Tents on race day.We would be happy to assist you. Have fun, be smart, and stay within your limits. In other words, Rock On…

RX tO ROCKADVICE FROM THE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MEDICAL DIRECTOR, P.Z. PEARCE, M.D.

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Running Trails

Hit tHE tRAiLS:In the final days before your big race, it’s im-portant to take care of your body! You’ll want to rest your legs, but an easy two to three mile tune-up run can help relieve anxiety and keep your body loose. Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe conveniently offer various walking and hiking trails that are easily accessible to both residents and visitors. Check out one of these suggested trails!

rEaCH 11 rECrEaTIon arEaFor outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy solitude and peaceful surroundings while they train, the city’s Reach 11 Recreation Area is a run-ner’s paradise. Offering 18 miles of trails, this recreation area features a surprising amount of trees and grasses, and wide, stable-surface footpaths covering mostly flat terrain.

Reach 11 Recreation Area is located between Cave Creek Road and Scottsdale Road, just north of the CAP Canal, in Scottsdale

pIESTEWa pEaK With the many different mountain ranges in and around Phoenix, there are a lot of options for jog-ging space. What sets apart the Piestewa Peak area is the variety in difficulty among the trails and the great views. Many of the trails are at a higher elevation than the rest of the city, offering serious joggers glimpses of other mountain peaks and the surrounding area. A favorite trail among runners is the gently sloping Dreamy Draw Nature Trail, which can be accessed from Northern Avenue and be-gins at one end of a paved parking lot.

The Piestewa Peak area is on both sides of High-way 51 at East Northern Avenue in Phoenix

arIZona BILTMorE rESorT If you’re getting burned out on running in the desert and want a change in scenery that fea-tures classier surroundings, perhaps the Ari-zona Biltmore Resort area is your best choice. Run along the south side of the Arizona Canal, which winds its way right through the middle of the Arizona Biltmore’s property, past the Wrigley Mansion, the resort, the resort’s golf course, and a number of very lovely homes.

The Arizona Biltmore Resort canal trail is locat-ed roughly at North 24th St. and East Arizona Biltmore Circle in Phoenix

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More feet in the streets require more helping hands from the fans. If your friends or family are coming out to watch you run or walk, tell them to sup-port you and join the Race Crew!

Volunteer opportunities are available Thursday through Sunday of race week; both individuals and groups of all sizes are needed.

For more information, visit runrocknroll.competitor.com/Arizona/volunteer or stop by Volunteer Check In at the Health & Fitness Expo during race weekend for information on available shifts. Spread the word and help us ROCK Arizona! #rnrraceCrew

jOin tHE RACE CREw!23,000 + ParticiPants = 2,350 Volunteers needed

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We help young men and women overcome their addiction and develop the healthy life-skills needed to maintain sobriety for life.By running or walking a half marathon or 10K, you are helping us change lives.

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Do something even greater than finishing a race.

© 2014 ALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (16940)

Participate as a St. Jude Hero at one of these upcoming events.

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american association for cancer research Foundation – aacr runners for research To prevent and cure cancer by providing financial support for scientific research, education, and communication. Website: aacrfoundation.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 215-446-6899

american diabetes association – team diabetes To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes Website: main.diabetes.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-861-4731

best buddies arizona – team best buddies Global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, employment, and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities Website: bestbuddiesarizona.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-253-6301

Families of spinal Muscular atrophy – team Families of sMa Families of SMA funds and directs the leading SMA research to develop a treatment and cure and provides family support. Website: fsma.org/index.cfm Email: [email protected] Phone: 800-886-1762

Fhl Ministries – Faith, hope & love Race for education to bring Faith, Hope, Love and a brand new school to the community of Merger, Haiti! Website: fhl13.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 480-321-6091

nephcure Kidney international NephCure is the only organization committed to support research seeking cause, and cure of Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis and Nephrotic Syndrome. Website: nephcure.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 610 540 0186

the next step Foundation – team brandon Team Brandon is the face of The Next Step Foundation. Raise awareness about the life-altering effects of drinking & driving and empower special needs families to participate in exercise/self-love programs. Website: thenextstepfoundation.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-619-5558

Phoenix children’s hospital Foundation – Miracles in Motion Miracles in Motion is an endurance training and fundraising program benefiting the children and families of Phoenix Children’s Hospital Website: pchmiraclesinmotion.com Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-933-2640

unity inc UNITY is a national network organization promoting personal development, citizenship, and leadership among Native American youth. Website: www.unityinc.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 480-718-9793

running across the finish line is an amazing personal accomplishment. Give your race even more meaning, by joining a charity training program from one of our

Preferred or official training partners! Make an impact while training with new friends that will last a lifetime.

st. Jude children’s research hosPital® - st. Jude hero Imagine a race where hope marks the finish line. Make it a reality when you run as a St. Jude Hero to support the lifesaving work at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®. As a St. Jude Hero, you’ll cross the finish line knowing that you truly

Run for a Reason. www.heroes.stjude.org • [email protected] • 602 385 0480

World Vision - teaM World Vision

A Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes

of poverty and injustice. WorldVision.org/arizona • [email protected] • 312 965 3266

Official Charities

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