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The Cayman Islands Olympic Day 2009 5k Run / Walk took place on Sunday 21st June at 5pm on Aspiration Drive near the Truman Bodden Sports Complex. Full Results now published!
Sure, you could run just about anywhere in the world! But with the Cayman Islands Marathon you can run on our safe, beautiful Caribbean island, surrounded by tropical flora and fauna, with magnificent views of the sea.
Updated 29 June 2009
The original good news... It was a long, hot, painful, yet satisfying journey. The Run Across Cayman was completed on March 14th in 11 hours and 27 minutes, which is an hour faster than the last training run I did. I got incredible support that I will never forget.
Updated 29 June 2009
The Cayman Islands Hash House Harriers are a group primarily focused on running and walking events. With over 50 members, they meet every Monday at different locations throughout Grand Cayman. All are welcome to join! Find out more at www.CaymanHash.com...
The 30-Minute Beach Walk is Cayman's weekly Walking Club. If you never know just where to start with exercise, this may be just the club for you!
Updated 13 June 2009
Earth Week activities culminated in a spirited presentation on Sunday, 26 April, as over 200 enthusiastic participants gathered at Dart Park to undertake the annual 5k run/walk. Sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers and organized jointly by the National Trust of the Cayman Islands and the Phoenix Athletic Club, the event has developed into a highlight among the environmentally-related offerings.
Updated 19 May 2009
Simon, Michele, Matt and Casey from the Cayman Ritz-Carlton are getting ready to endure the San Diego Marathon in an effort to raise much needed funds for the Cayman Islands Crisis Centre and the Cayman Islands Humane Society.
Updated 27 April 2009
It’s not a stretch to see how running can be thought of as a physically demanding activity. Your leg muscles are constantly in use; your feet are always touching the ground and injuries are common. However there’s one running group in Cayman who prefer to focus on the more relaxing side of it: socialising.
Updated 26 February 2009Page 1 of 2
| 06 Jul | Hash House Harriers Run |
| 08 Jul | W.N. Running Club |
| 06 Dec | CI Marathon 2009 |
| 05 Dec | CI Marathon 2010 |
