Lodi Optimist ONE MOTHER OF A RUN - 5K

May 8, 2027Lodi, WI, United States

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Distance

3.1 mi

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Terrain

Road

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About this run

Get Ready for the 17th Annual ONE MOTHER of a RUN! Date: Saturday, May 8, 2027 Location: Lodi High School Sports Complex, 1100 Sauk Street, Lodi, WI Event Line-Up: 8:00am: 11-Mile Run - The toughest in WI - earn serious bragging rights and compete for cash prizes! 8:30am: 5K Run/Walk - Whether you're sprinting or strolling, this race is for you! 9:30am: One Mile Kids’ Fun Run This event has something for everyone—and our Lodi community always shows up big to cheer you on! The rural beauty of our scenic course pairs perfectly with a casual 5K walk with friends and family. Or bring the heat in our fast, competitive 5K sprint. And for those ready to prove they’re a true ONE MOTHER of a RUNner, the legendary 11-mile challenge awaits—grueling, rewarding, and unforgettable. We hope you’ll join us on May 8, 2027, as we turn Lodi into a little slice of the islands for one amazing morning. The choice is yours. We’re ready to welcome you.We’re ready to encourage you.We’re ready. Are you? Supporting Lodi Youth ONE MOTHER OF A RUN is the #1 fundraiser for the Lodi Optimist Club! All proceeds stay right here in Lodi, helping keep costs low for youth programs, activities, and community projects. The event is organized by Activate Lodi—a community group dedicated to providing wellness, activity, and education opportunities for all ages and ability levels.

Typical conditions

For events around May 2027 in Lodi, WI, United States: Typical spring conditions in this region — mornings can still be cool; confirm start-time guidance on the official page.

How to prepare

Most runners can prepare for a 5K with a few weeks of easy runs and one short faster session per week. Focus on consistency, not volume, and rest the day before race day.

Beginner's guide to your first 5K