06/15/2026
Monday Motivation
Every runner faces barriers, the miles ahead, the doubt within, the discomfort that asks you to stop. But distance running teaches us that the strongest motivation does not come from the crowd, the clock, or even the finish line. It comes from within.
And maybe, just maybe, this is your third hint at whatβs ahead for 2027.
06/13/2026
What temp makes you question everything?
06/11/2026
Our 2026 5K crew brought the energy from start to finish proving that every mile, every age, and every stride helped make race weekend unforgettable.
to a 5K full of small-town heart and big race-day spirit.
06/08/2026
Hereβs a little Monday motivation to get you through the week and maybe get you pumped for 2027. π
A good run clears your lungs and your thoughtsβ¦ and next yearβs theme has us feeling pretty chill.
More clues coming soon. β
06/06/2026
Today, we pause to remember the courage, sacrifice, and resolve of those who served on D-Day.
On June 6, 1944, Allied forces landed in Normandy in one of the most significant moments of World War II. Among them were U.S. Coast Guardsmen who crewed landing craft, transports, cutters, and rescue boats throughout Operation Neptune. They carried troops toward the beaches, delivered reinforcements and supplies, evacuated the wounded, and saved lives in the waters off Normandy.
We honor the service members who answered the call, the lives lost, and the legacy of bravery that continues to inspire generations.
We remember. We honor. We are grateful.
Sources: U.S. Coast Guard Historianβs Office, βD-Day, June 6, 1944, Normandyβ; U.S. Coast Guard/Department of Defense D-Day history panels; National Archives, βInto the Jaws of Death,β photo by Coast Guard Chief Photographerβs Mate Robert F. Sargent.
06/05/2026
What runners say vs. what they mean. ππ
Tag the runner friend who says these with a straight face.
06/04/2026
to our 2026 race weekend! βπββοΈ
670 runners brought the energy and logged 8,750+ miles of grit and determination. From 11 years old to 80 years young, with an average age of 38, this crew proved that running spirit has no age limit.
And before the starting horn ever sounded, runners made one last dash on March 22, our busiest registration day. Truly racing the clock before registration closed! β°π¨
They didnβt just run...they made waves.
06/03/2026
Global Running Day
Global Miles. Coast Guard Pride.
Where are you running today?
Oceanfront? Riverwalk? Lake loop? Bridge views? Bay breeze? Or splashing past a puddle that definitely counts as waterfront today?
Drop your city or state in the comments!