SuperHalfs - Copenhagen Half 2024

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SuperHalfs - Copenhagen Half 2024

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Copenhagen, Denmark
15 September 2024
Half Marathon

Why run it?

Established in 2015 and part of the coveted SuperHalfs Series, Copenhagen Half Marathon has quickly become one of Europe’s must-run races. Known as a world record course, it can be enjoyed by runners of all levels with its flat, wide and traffic-free course, traversing famous sights such as The Parliament Christiansborg and The Black Diamant.

What's it like to run?

Runners:

22000

Surface:

Road

Start:

11:15

Course:

Flat

Temp:

11-17°C

Distance:

Half Marathon

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Charity partners you can support in this event include

Nicholls Spinal Injury Foundation

Funding research which could potentially lead to breakthrough treatment for spinal injury

The Matt Hampson Foundation

Supporting young people seriously injured through sport, so they can get busy living again.

Black Country Mental Health

Bringing a better quality of life for people affected by poor mental health, across the Black Country.

Allyson Whitney Foundation

Fueling hope and financial support for young adults with rare cancers

Sumatran Orangutan Society

Help protect orangutans, their forests and their future.

Mental Health Foundation

Support us to create good mental health for all

Brain Research UK

Theleading national funder dedicated to research into neurological conditions.

Heart Heroes

Providing subsidised social events for children, and their families, living with heart conditions.

Isle Listen

Supporting the Island’s mental health through early intervention and prevention for children and young people.

USPCA

Ending the cruelty inflicted on defenceless wildlife.

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SuperHalfs - Copenhagen Half reviews

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""Simply unforgettable, running for charity is just a different emotion. Running for my chosen charity inspired me throgh the long training sessons and gave me that extra 10% of belief when I thought my legs couldn’t carry me any further!""

Esther Green