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

Asthma Society of Ireland

Our mission is to stop asthma deaths in Ireland.

St Joseph's Hospice

Help people with life-limiting illness make the most of the time they have left.

Nicholls Spinal Injury Foundation

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

Brain Research UK

Theleading national funder dedicated to research into neurological conditions.

The Blue Card

Aiding Holocaust survivors so their remaining years are spent with as much dignity and comfort as possible.

Children's Tumor Foundation

Our mission is to drive research, expand knowledge, and advance care for the NF community.

London Cycling Campaign

We campaign so that everyone can enjoy cycling safely in London.

The Matt Hampson Foundation

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

Living Life Counselling

Mental health support for those that most need it.

Far Away Friends

We're connecting schools, students and teachers to transform education in rural Uganda.

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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