Miles 4 Muscles

Join us at Comanche Park for the Miles 4 Muscles event on April 3, 2027, where runners and walkers come together to support a meaningful cause. This unique race features both a challenging 4-mile run/walk and an accessible 1-mile walk along the picturesque Salado Creek Greenway in San Antonio.
The event is dedicated to raising funds for ALS research and care services through the ALS Association. It was inspired by Greg Lamparter, who battled ALS from his diagnosis in 2019 until March of 2023, a period that symbolizes the significance of the number four in this race's title. By participating, you are not only supporting vital medical research but also honoring those affected by ALS and celebrating their resilience.
The morning at Comanche Park promises an uplifting atmosphere with high-energy vibes and encouragement from fellow participants. The scenic trail offers runners a chance to enjoy shaded paths while contributing to a cause that has touched many lives in the community. Whether you are part of a family unit, a group of friends, or simply looking for a personal challenge, this event welcomes everyone at all fitness levels.
Participants can expect an engaging experience with beautiful surroundings and a strong sense of purpose. The race is more than just about crossing the finish line; it's about making a difference in people’s lives affected by ALS. Your participation helps fund essential research, care services, and advocacy efforts that support individuals living with this disease and their families.
Registration fees vary based on age groups and include options for virtual runners who wish to contribute from afar. Virtual participants will receive an event shirt and finisher medal upon completion of the race distance at a location of their choice by the deadline set after the main event date.
Come join us in Comanche Park Pavilion #3, ready to run or walk with purpose on April 3rd, for what promises to be both a rewarding personal experience and a significant step towards making an impact in the fight against ALS.