A 24-HOUR relay for charity is back at Lochore Meadows this year and is open to all abilities.
The Meedies Running Club's challenge takes place over July 7/8.
The event starts at 7pm on the Friday, with the 7pm finish line the following night, Saturday.
Funds raised from the relay will be donated to local causes and collections will take place on the day for the local foodbank and food pantries.
The 5k route is multi-terrain and those taking part can test themselves over a variety of distances.
The club said: "Participants can challenge themselves to cover any distance ranging from 5k upwards to 50k and beyond based on your own ability.
"Test yourself with a 5k, 10k, half marathon, marathon or ultra distance at your own time and pace, covering as many laps as you choose, around the designated 5k route, taking in the beautiful scenery.
"The event is open to all abilities, and will see people running/jogging/walking around the 5k route for the entire 24-hour period."
Prizes are also on offer if you decide on entering with a competitive element.
There will be a prize for the male and female covering the furthest distance in the Single Entry Championship.
Prior to the event, or on arrival, you are asked to contact the event organiser to register your entry for the championship, and further information on evidence etc. will be provided.
You can also enter into the Team Championship as a group of four.
There will be prizes for the three teams that cover the furthest collective distance.
Prior to the event, or on arrival, you are told to inform the event organiser of your team name and all the names of your team members. Further instructions on evidencing your mileage will be provided.
Team members are not all required to run together or attend the event at the same time.
Organisers added: "On registration to the Meedies Running Club 24 Hour Relay, you can if you wish contact the event organiser to advise of a particular day and time that you would like to take part.
"Please arrive in plenty time to get parked and register. Finisher's medals along with goody bags will be presented to all participants taking part.
"The start line will be adjacent to the Willie Clarke Centre on the grass area beside the main car park.
"Drinks, tea and coffee and refreshments will be available at all times courtesy of the Meedies Running Club members.
"There will be a gazebo tent for shelter if required and space to store your bags and belongings (at your own risk).
"There will be a BBQ at certain times with minimum costs, and the cafe within the Willie Clarke Centre also offers hot drinks and snacks during opening hours.
"This event is purely for charity purposes and funds will be donated to local causes. Your support is greatly appreciated.
"Please note that you can run, walk or jog the course depending on your ability as everyone is welcome to take part!
"Children are welcome to take part as long as they are accompanied by an adult, children in buggies are free of charge. Canicross runners are also welcome.
"We will also be collecting food stuff and toiletries for the local foodbank and food pantries - if you would like donate any items please bring them along with you to the event - much appreciated."
Entry costs £10 and to register, please visit: www.entrycentral.com/MeediesRC-24Hr-Relay
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