The Wisconsin Union is proud to present the first ever Teeny-Tiny Terrace Trot, a micro-marathon of mammoth proportions! A unique union experience, step up and step out into the world of micro-marathon racing. With the Teeny-Tiny Terrace Trot, the goal is to keep the finish in mind, which will be easy because it will never be out of sight. Come for the run and stay for the post-race festivities right here on the terrace.
Runner’s receive:
- Bib
- Medal
- Bracelet
- Discount on ONE Brat
- Free beverage
All proceeds go directly toward funding all of the amazing opportunities the Wisconsin Union has to offer, such as free events, programs, student leadership opportunities, and more!
Course Map (Stair Free Route)
The course map is subject to change.
Questions you might be asking yourself right now…
Do I have to run? No way, you can walk, trot, or strut your way around our course.
What is a micro-marathon? Much easier than running an actual marathon, the course we have set is roughly .26 miles.
Where is this incredible journey being held? Right here on the Memorial Union Terrace overlooking Lake Mendota!
Who is this race for? Anyone and everyone who wants to join! Our goal is to make this an accessible adventure for folx of all ages and abilities.
Will this change my life? How could it not, from the first step to the last, this is an accomplishment that you can be proud of!
If you do one race in your life, make it the Teeny-Tiny Terrace Trot!
RULES & GUIDELINES FOR THE TEENY-TINY TERRACE TROT
PARTICIPATION:
- Each participant must sign a participation waiver before participating in the event. Registrants under 18 years of age must have the waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian in order to participate. In addition, parents with children under 10 years must accompany them on the race course.
- Any participant seeking accommodations may submit a request via email to union@union.wisc.edu at least one (1) week prior to the event.
REGISTRATION & RACE KIT PICK-UP:
- Participants must pick up their Race Kits between 9:00 am - 10:30 am on the morning of the race.
- A Race Kit (Bib, Bracelet, and Food & Beverage Tickets) will NOT be released without a valid Confirmation e-mail and/or valid Photo ID.
- Individuals will NOT BE PERMITTED to pick up Race Kits on behalf of others, with the exception of a parent/guardian of a race participant under the age of 18.
PARTICIPANT CONDUCT & SAFETY:
- Participants must follow the designated route and obey all instructions from volunteers and security personnel.
- Be courteous to fellow runners and spectators. No pushing or aggressive behavior will be tolerated. Also no littering - use designated trash bins along the route.
- For the safety and enjoyment of all event participants, the course is restricted to registered participants and official race personnel only.
- The use of wheeled devices by participants or any other person authorized to be on the course shall be strictly limited to (a) wheelchairs or any other mobility-related assistive technology devices OR (b) baby joggers or strollers.
- No bikes (please use the bike racks!), roller blades, skateboards, Frisbees® and other flying discs or ball play.
- No dogs/pets allowed at the TTTT, except for service dogs. The Event Organizers may ask if a dog is a service animal, and will proceed according to The Wisconsin Union pet policy.
- If feeling unwell or injured, participants should immediately seek help from the nearest volunteer or medical station.
- Volunteers and security personnel reserve the right to delay, cancel or suspend the race due to factors in accordance with Emergency Protocol on severe emergencies and/or weather.
COURSE MONITORING:
- All participants must be registered and visibly display their race bibs at all times during the race.
- Any participant who refuses to follow the directions of event officials, including fire and police officials, city officials or course marshals, or who conduct themselves in an unsportsmanlike manner, or who is offensive by action or language to officials, volunteers, participants or spectators may be disqualified and banned from future participation at the discretion of race officials.
- Participants shall assemble in the turnaround space on N Park St for the race no less than 10 minutes prior to the race start.
- When passing the finish line, participants must follow the directions from race volunteers - in order to allow other participants to cross the finish line safely.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES:
- In case of an emergency, follow the directions of security personnel and volunteers. Volunteers and security personnel can be identified by their Wisconsin Union badges, or their red polos.
- Familiarize yourself with the location of the medical tent, which will be located at the front of the Memorial Union building along Langdon St to the left of the fountain.
