Run AND Have Fun with a Running Costume

Anthony Carter

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• Publié par: seorumer
• Publié le: 16 décembre 2015
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• Langue: English

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 Run AND Have Fun with a Running Costume Down in central Florida there is a world famous theme park and resort complex where dreams are reported to come true on a daily basis. The resort sponsors numerous runs throughout the year, drawing tens of thousands of participants from around the world. But guess what? Those who run the races do so for more than just the athletic competition. They participate because the races are downright fun. There are few other places in the world where you will see serious runners put in the miles while dressed in beautiful costumes featuring their favorite superheroes or fantasy characters.

This past January, runners were treated to some very impressive costumes that stretched the limits of the imagination. There was certainly no lack of bright colors, classic neon wigs, sparkling running skirts, and gorgeous wings. You could not help but smile whenever one of these fun-loving runners passed you by. The truth is that you can run AND have fun at the same time. Running does not have to be the morbid exercise you keep on doing because it is healthy, despite the fact that you loathe it. Running can be experience that allows you to let your creativity flow right along with the perspiration. One way to do that is to put together a couple of creative costumes you can wear for your favorite races. Keep It Light Here at Sparkle Athletic, we havemany great running costume ideascan feel free to use. We have ideas for you superheroes, pixies, holiday characters and a lot more. Each of our costume suggestions includes a full list of what you need to make your outfit complete. Of course, no running costume can reach its full potential without a Sparkle Athletic running skirt. All that said, the key to a great running costume that does not impede your athletic ability is to keep it light. For example, a cotton-polyester blend tank top or tee gives you enough covering while also being breathable and comfortable at the same time. Cotton is also a great material for absorbing sweat. Cotton and acrylic race legs and sleeves offer a touch of color and perspiration absorption at the same time. And of course, you'll need a sun visor or light hat to absorb perspiration and keep your eyes shaded from the glare. When you put all of these elements together in a coordinated package, you have a complete running costume.

Keep It Fun There is really no point in putting together a running costume if it is not something that's fun. Your costume should say something about you and your personality, at the very least. However, why not take advantage of the opportunity to theme your costume to something special, like a holiday for instance. December and January races are perfect for running as one of Santa's helpers or reindeer. There is lots of great Christmas running costume ideas all over the Internet. March is a great time to celebrate St. Patrick's Day while May, July, and September offer opportunities for patriotic costumes. If you are running a race that is not tied to any particular holiday, pick a theme that you are passionate about. On the other hand, perhaps create a costume you know will put smiles on the faces of your family and friends. In other words, be creative! All eyes will be on you as you cross that finish line after 3, 6, or even 26 miles. You might as well make sure they enjoy it as much as you do. Remember, you can run AND have fun at the same time. Visit:http://sparkleathletic.com/shop-sparkle/