- Fort Sill Runs
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Fort Sill Family & MWR conducts run series throughout the year to promote healthy and active living!
Splash Run: July 24, 1 p.m. - UTC
Walkers and runners are invited to enjoy a splash-filled opportunity! Runs will consist of different splash zones. This is a family-friendly event!
Registration: June 21-July 24
Please register by July 12 to guarantee your limited edition T-shirt size.
Cost: $15 with a limited-edition T-shirt
For more information, call +1 (580)442-4329 or visit https://sill.armymwr.com/calendar/event/splash-run/5202847/59920
Alien Glow Run: August 28, Dusk
Come out and participate in MWR’s nighttime Glow Run.
$15 Admission fee will include a limited-edition T-shirt and stickers/ and glow accessories!
Food and beverage will be available to purchase at the event.
Registration information will be available on this page.
For more information, call +1 (580)442-4329.
Value of Life Run: September 11, Time: TBD
More information will be provided soon.
Run for the Fallen: November 20, 9:30 a.m.
This non-competitive 5K run is to honor fallen Soldiers.
The race will be located at Butner Field which is located on the corner of Randolph and Quinette Road (Patriot Club Parking Lot). A T-shirt will be available to pre-registrants on the morning of the race when you check in. The Race will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Registration information will be available on this page.
As part of Healthy Army Community, Fort Sill Family and MWR offers healthier menu options in MWR-operated food outlets. Looking for healthier options?
The "Healthy Army Communities" logo identifies healthy options. Check out our healthy grab and go options at Fort Sill Golf Course, Twin Oaks Bowling Center, Cooper Child Development Center, and the new Rod and Gun Club.
Healthy Army Communities initiatives continue at Fort Sill - Article on www.army.mil
Background
Healthy Army Communities is an Army-wide effort to improve the health and wellness of the total Army Community. Healthy Army Communities focuses on leveraging existing best practices as well as developing strategies to help encourage healthy lifestyles, while also reshaping Army communities to support healthier places at and around Army Installations to live, learn, eat, work, play, shop and sleep. Healthy Army Communities aims to increase Readiness, Resiliency, Retention, and Recruitment by developing a total Army Culture of Health.
Why Healthy Army Communities (HAC)
Unhealthy food and poor eating negatively impact military performance.
A fit and healthy fighting force is the foundation of a strong national defense. In the United States, poor health, obesity, and lack of physical fitness pose a growing threat to the military's four "R's": Readiness, Retention, Recruitment, and Resiliency. A few observations underscore the scale of the challenge.
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