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ASICS London 10K – Sunday 9th July 2023

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The Limelight Sport ASICS London 10K Run is staged on the world’s greatest route through the heart of central London, passing many of the capital’s truly world-class historic landmarks, including the World War Two Bomber Command Memorial, St Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

We are proud to be back offering full support for our runners on the day, a cheer point on Westminster Bridge as you pass 8K and a meet-up after the event, which in previous years has taken place in St James’ Park for well-deserved juice hydration for our participants and presentation with friends and family.

The Dyspraxia Foundation are proud to offer a limited number of charity places. We ask for a £40 registration fee plus your commitment to raising at least £150 for the Dyspraxia Foundation.

Full details of the event, the route and what is being planned for the day can be found on the Limelight Sport Website – remember to return to this page to sign up for #TeamDyspraxia.

If we use all our allocation, don’t panic, you can still join us and be part of our team – buy your own place to take part and e-mail with your information to be included in our post-event plans and be featured in our newsletter!

Virtual Support! If you use Strava, make sure you join the Dyspraxia Foundation Group on Strava for some virtual support leading up to (and beyond) this event and others!

Please remember to set up your fundraising page at JustGiving and send us the link!!

If you wish to book online for multiple participants, please register each user separately.

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Applicants should be 15 yrs or over on 9th July 2023

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Digital Signature - Please sign below to confirm you have checked your details are correct, and that you agree to pay the entry fee of £40 and pledge to raise a minimum of £150 for the Dyspraxia Foundation.

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