Enter to win a 2022 Under Armour Eastside 10K Prize Package
Win a VIP experience for you and a friend at the 2022 Eastside 10K in Vancouver this September
Under Armour Canada and Canadian Running have teamed up to give away a VIP experience for you and a friend at the 2022 Eastside 10K in Vancouver this September.
Grand prize:
Two (2) entries into the Under Armour Eastside 10K race (approximate total value: $100, $50 per entry)
One (1) Under Armour outfit including shoes, top and bottom (Sponsor’s Choice) for the Grand Prize winner (approximate total value: $650 CAD). Styles and sizes subject to availability.
One (1) Under Armour outfit including shoes, top and bottom (Sponsor’s Choice) for the guest of the Grand Prize winner (approximate total value: $650 CAD). Styles and sizes subject to availability.
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Under Armour | Eastside 10K 2022
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Event/Course Preview
One of Canada’s top 10K races, the Eastside 10K takes you through a non-traditional Vancouver course. Staying away from the beautiful (but slightly overdone) Stanley Park, this lollipop-shaped loop brings you over rolling hills and through some of Vancouver’s trendiest neighbourhoods.
Starting and ending downtown by the Beatty Street Armoury. The first kilometre is fast: runners fly down the Georgia Viaduct to Strathcona, Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhood, and into a short climb past its picturesque homes. A sharp left at Strathcona Park takes runners into a winding route across East Hastings into old Japantown–an area heavily influenced by CP Rail, the B.C. Sugar Refinery and the Hastings Mill. There’s an aid station here at the 3K mark–also the 7K mark on the return–before the course turns left onto Alexander Street, which, at the turn of the last century, was Vancouver’s Red Light District.
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From here it’s a fun downhill into trendy, touristy Gastown, an entertainment district known for its nightlife and loft living.
Leaving Gastown, the course begins its first long hill up Powell Street, home to the annual Powell Street Festival, before the course meets itself at 7K. Runners cross back over East Hastings and up a short, steep hill to Prior Street for the final hill. The last kilometre is what Cunningham describes as a “character-building” ascent back up the viaduct, with the finish line in sight the whole way.
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