As spring takes hold of Oklahoma City, traversing our great city by bicycle becomes even more appealing. Whether you are a biking enthusiast or haven’t touched a bike since popping some rad wheelies after school, RideOKC is a business you should know about.
If someone just out of the blue asked you what was the fastest-growing sport in the United States, what would you say or guess? If you answered Pickleball, then you would win the prize!
The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon announced the release of its first podcast on January 13. The Run to Remember podcast will feature a series of episodes leading up to race weekend April 22-24, 2022. New episodes will be released on Thursday of each week.
It’s the start of the New Year, a time when many of us seek ambitious fitness goals. We also may be interested in a variety of possibilities but aren’t sure what activities may be for us.
As Oklahoma City's grows, more attention is being shifted to luring more non-traditional sports to OKC, as well as the tourism dollars that usually come with them.
If you are one of many Oklahoma City residents who enjoy using the city’s trail system as a healthy way to get someplace or simply as a good way to exercise, you will be glad to know that the various citywide trails and bike lane improvements as part of the Better Streets, Safer City program are getting closer to completion or will start soon.
A major milestone for MAPS 4 was met in September when the City Council gave its approval to the MAPS 4 Implementation Plan, the roadmap or guiding document on how the city will implement or execute the program.
Runners will take to the streets for the 21st Annual Memorial Marathon on October 2 and 3. It’s been more than two years since the event was held in-person and the first time the five races of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon will be spread over two days to allow for social distancing and new COVID-19 safety protocols.
