Last updated 31st October. If the Strava field is missing it is because it wasn’t provided to us at registration. The list is sorted by state and then alphabetically by name. Current donation amount is $3360.

KM Based Titles

Optional Running Challenges to complete over the month to earn yourself a title

1. The impassable –  “Simply impassable, nothing is impossible” – Run or walk every day during November
2. Down the rabbit hole – complete a run on the 1st of November
3. Drink Me –  Complete a short run or walk no greater than 3km
4. Eat me: Complete a long run or walk of 15km or more
5. Quite a turn – “one good turn deserves another”. Complete a run with at least 2 turns in it.
6. Yes your majesty – “turn out your legs, open your mouth and say yes your majesty” The Queen desires to see some Strava art of a regal nature. Draw some strava art on one of your runs.
7. Off with their head! – fail to run or walk for more than 7 days in a row
8. Tulgey Wood – complete a trail run
9. Dreadfully Dark – run at night
10. Absolem very good or wretched? – complete a run with 300m elevation (Absolem is 3 inches tall which he believes “is a very good height indeed” although Alice believes it to be a wretched height)
11. Deck of cards – shuffle a deck of cards and pull out a card. Run the number on the card and take a photo of an item during the run for the corresponding suit. If you don’t have a deck of cards use an online one (http://random-cards.com/1-shuffled-deck/) Suit photos: Hearts: something red, Club: a building that belongs to a club (eg sports club), Spades: something interesting in a garden, Diamonds: something rare or unusual.
12. Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum – run with a friend (furbabies count)
13. Tea party – run with a group or at an event
14. Mad Hatter Run – Run 10.6km precisely
15. Unbirthday Run – Celebrate your unbirthday with a run in the morning and a post run coffee or tea.
16. Paint the roses red “Not pink, not green, not aquamarine, we’re painting the roses red” Complete a run wearing something red. Do not wear pink, green or aquamarine!
17. Who in the world? – “‘Who in the world am I?’ Ah, that’s the great puzzle!” Take a selfie of yourself while running.
18. Wander – “Not all who wander are lost !”  Run a familiar or regular route
19. Golden afternoon – Run in the afternoon
20. Dodo Run – “round and round we go until forever more”. Run laps around a lake or body of water..
21. White Rabbit Run – don’t be late! Run at 5pm (or 12:25pm) depending on how you read the watch
22. Eat the Mushroom – Which side of the mushroom will you eat? One side makes you big, the other makes you small. Choose to go big and run 21.1 km in one go, or small and do it over 4 days.
23. The Lizard – Your the Lizard with a ladder sent to take care of the monster – Incorporate stairs into your run.
24. Impossible Things – “Sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast” Before starting the challenge, set 6 goals for the month and achieve them
25. Mile high – “I’m not a mile high, and I’m not leaving” said Alice to the Queen. Run a mile and beat your time before the end of the challenge
26. Any Road – “If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there” – Run somewhere new
27. Ive changed since then – “I knew who I was this morning, but I’ve changed a few times since then” – run twice in one day wearing different outfits
28. A different person – “It’s no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then.” – Run further than yesterday

Weekly Challenges for $100 bonus donation money

Week 1 Challenge 1st to 5th November: Down the Rabbit Hole – Runners must complete an activity on the 1st of November, as well as complete a minimum of 25kms from the 1st to the 5th of November to be considered down the rabbit hole. The state with the highest percentage of runners who meet this criteria will win week 1.

Week 2 Challenge 6th to 12th November: Good Advice – Alice said “I give myself very good advice, but I very seldom follow it”. In week 2 Mum Runner’s good advice is to run or walk as much as possible because the state with the highest average kms will win this challenge.

Week 3 Challenge 13th to 19th November: Which Way from here? “Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the Cat. “I don’t much care where-” said Alice. “Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,” said the Cat. In week 3 we don’t mind where you go, as long as you go somewhere each day. The state with the highest percentage or runners who run or walk every day will win week 3s challenge. The walk or run must be a minimum of 3km.

Week 4 Challenge (ten days) 20th to 30th November: Save your Head! The Queen of Hearts wants to behead you. In order to escape you must run or walk a deck of cards (52kms) from the 20th to the 30th. The team with the highest percentage of runners who run 52kms or more over these 10 days will win this challenge.

The winners of each weekly challenge will be announced on Facebook.

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