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Run Like Hell

Until The Cincinnati Bell Run Like Hell XVIII

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2009 Sponsors

Cincinnati Bell Fleet Feet Sports Mizuno Ample WEBN Three Olives Oxford Physical Therapy Norton Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Noramtec Consultants Inc. Budweiser CityBeat Gliers Goetta Cappel's Panera Vitamin Water Forehead Rumpke Road ID Alias Imaging All Seasons Rent All Costco Wholesale
Turner Waddell & Reed Xavier University
Walnut Hill Cemetery  •   Fresh Sausage Specialty  •   A&A Safety  •   Tyson Chicken  •   Chiquita  •   Donatos  •   Marcos Pizza  •   Shooters Sports Grill  •   U-Haul

Run. Eat. Drink. Rock.

Get your costumes ready and get ready to rock. The run will go on. No matter what the conditions. We have a tent for the band and party!

The Run Like Hell is not your normal 5K. Sure, lots of people run. But for the majority of “runners,” it’s more like a costumed street party that passes through a cemetery. Plus at the finish-line you’ll find a Halloween themed after-party complete with free food, drinks and a live music by Forehead. Best of all, everything from this Halloween event benefits the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

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The Run

The Run

A 5K through the Walnut Hills Cemetery.

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The Party

The Party

Party begins where the race ends and goes long into the night.

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The Attire

The Attire

Forget running shorts. Costumes range from simple devil horns to sumo suits.

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2007 Recap

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Additional photos at Cincy Chic and Metromix Cincinnati.

All that running, drinking, eating and rocking paid off.

Run Like Hell was ranked the #1 fun run in Cincinnati for a reason. More people than ever turned out in costume and ready to rock. Over 2,000 runners stomped the streets as human foosball players, vampires and political figures—even a Viking ship sailed through the crowd. And as always, more fun leads to more cash. Last year, Run Like Hell raised $107,421 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.