Tia Holt, age 9, the youngest runner in the Run Like a Mother event, with her mother Kirsty Holt, in 2022. Photo: Bill Metcalfe

Tia Holt, age 9, the youngest runner in the Run Like a Mother event, with her mother Kirsty Holt, in 2022. Photo: Bill Metcalfe

Run Like A Mother in Nelson on May 13

The road race returns for its second year

Run Like A Mother returns for its second year on May 13 in Nelson.

The road race includes distances of five, 10 and 21 kilometres starting from downtown Nelson. All proceeds will be donated to local charities including Nelson KidSport and the Nelson Nordic Club.

Early bird registration ends March 1. To sign up, visit https://runlikeamothereven.wixsite.com/info.

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