Did you ever wish you were on a desert island? Surrounded by vast green landscapes, mountains, raging rivers, waterfalls and the sea? If all this sounds like music to your ears, you should join us on our way to the "green island" in the Pacific Ocean! From 19-21.11. we will enjoy nature and biodiversity with you at the New Zealand Kiwi Run!

The year is slowly coming to an end, but for us it's just getting started! November is the month of our next running highlight this year - our World Run Series. Together with VirtualRunners you will run around the world. First stop: EUROPE. From 13.11.-28.11. we will explore with you the most beautiful and spectacular running routes, from Italy to Greece, France and Norway and many more countries- are you ready for your European tour?

White sandy beach, turquoise sea and in the background the rustling of the palms blurs with the sloshing of the waves and soft reggae sounds to a unique background music- wellkom at Jamaica!

At our Caribbean Run Jamaica from Nov 12th-14th. we run together on the tracks of the most successful sprinters in the world!

You feel the cold wind blowing around your nose, the climb was hard, but this view was worth it. You stand at 5895m, overlooking the unique vegetation and wildlife of the UNESCO World Heritage Site at your feet. It is a moment for eternity, because you have climbed the highest mountain massif in Africa - on our Kilimanjaro Uhuru Run. Run with us the altitude meters and reward yourself with a breathtaking view – Nov 5th-7th, at our Kilimanjaro Uhuru run.

It's the city that never sleeps, one of the most important metropolises in the world, whether it's business, art, fashion or culture. With 8.8 million inhabitants, it is the most populous city in the USA and at the same time a visitor magnet for around 50 million tourists every year. New York stands for adventure, culture, entertainment and freedom. We celebrate this feeling of freedom from 22-24-10 with our New York Liberty Run.

August 2021 - despite the Pandemic - we experience quite a usual summer scenery in Berlin as we see someone running past us through the Brandenburg Gate - just like any other warm summer day. If we didn't know better, we'd assume that it's always been like this, a beautiful historic square with tourists on one corner, children eating ice cream on the other.

Even though mostly known for human sacrifice and other gruesome practices, the Aztecs were anything but savages. The many temples and pyramids, the complex calendar and writing system still testify to the accomplishments of the Central American culture. At the height of its power, their empire spanned from northern Mexico to Guatemala and was an administrative masterpiece that just came to a sudden end when the Spaniards under Hernán Cortés arrived.

The place where music is just spilling out of every corner - in Nashville the sound of Blues and Country is omnipresent on the Broadway and the many bars and restaurants with shiny neon lights will give you a true taste of the South, making you feel like you are in your 20s again - welcome to Music City!

Aloha and welcome to the archipelago of dreams!

The islands of Hawaii (also known as the Big Island), Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Oahu, Kauai, and Niihau are among the most spectacular places in the world and most sought-after tourist destinations. But why?

Come with us and enjoy vibrant cities, a rich cultural heritage and scenic landscapes of unimaginable beauty - ranging from evergreen forests to mountainous moorlands, gorgeous sand beaches to savannas and dry deserts - all of which are home to a spectacular Flora & Fauna.

If we look at the statistics of Marathons over the years, we will notice something quite odd - while in the early days of the sport usually Europeans won the competition, starting from the 1960s we see an incredible increase in African victories - achieved particularly often by runners from Ethiopia and Kenya. The initial success of the Europeans can be quite easily rationalized by the fact, that most participants were actually from Europe and other parts of the world - being still colonized or drastically less developed - were mostly excluded from joining the races.