Move Forward 5K & 10K

Join us on Saturday, September 20, 2025 at Regis University for the annual Move Forward 5K/10K—a community outreach event that brings together runners, walkers, families, and even well-behaved dogs for a day of fun, fitness, and impact.

Hosted by Doctor of Physical Therapy students at Regis University in the School of Rehabilitative & Health Sciences, this event promotes health and wellness while raising funds for two causes important to our students and their program. Regis proudly participates in the VCA Marquette challenge, a student-led fundraising effort that supports the mission of the Foundation for Physical Therapy Research, which is the only national nonprofit solely dedicated to funding physical therapy research grants and scholarships. Regis also supports Canine Companions who provide service dogs at no cost to adults, children, and veterans with disabilities. Proceeds from the Regis Move Forward event go directly to Regis University, who supports the Foundation for Physical Therapy Research and Canine Companions.

Why Join?

• All ages welcome—kids 12 and under run for free with a registered adult
• Well-behaved dogs on leashes are encouraged to participate
• Team discounts:
  • 10% off for 5+ members
  • 15% off for 10+ members
• Virtual race option available (Must complete between Sept. 20th–27th, 2025)
  
  • No discounts available for virtual participants at this time.

Race Day Details

• Packet Pickup: Friday, Sept. 19 (5–7 PM, Claver Hall) or on Race Day (8 AM, Student Quad)
• Race Day Registration: Ability to register up to the start of the race. We recommend arriving 30 minutes to 1 hour prior to race start time for day of registrations.
  
  • T-shirt Guarantee: Register by Sept. 10 to secure your chosen T-shirt size                                                                                 

Be part of something bigger—move forward with us and make a difference while you race!

 

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