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Turbo Turtles Fall Racing Session is designed for runners who want to train with a purpose, improve throughout the season, and put that work to the test on race day.
Practices starts October 12th
Kids ages 6-18 can participate
Practices will be held Monday through Thursday from 5:15–6:15 PM at Sellersburg Township Park
This session will focus on race-specific training, including speed, endurance, pacing, hills, finishing strength, race strategy, and confidence. Practices will be structured around preparing runners for four fall races:
Hanover Classic — Hanover College (October 18th)
STXXC Halloween Hustle 2026 - Louisville Champions Dog Park (October 25th)
Columbus Classic — Ceraland Park (November 1st)
Indiana Championships — Blue River Cross Country Course in Shelbyville (November 14th)
The goal is not simply to get miles in. We want runners learning how to pace themselves, compete, handle different courses, finish strong, and become more confident each time they step on the starting line.
Training will include a combination of interval work, race-pace sessions, endurance runs, hills, starts and finishes, and race-day preparation.
Race entry fees are separate from the Fall Racing Session registration unless otherwise noted.
Turbo Turtles Fall Racing Session is designed for runners who want to train with a purpose, improve throughout the season, and put that work to the test on race day.
Practices starts October 12th
Kids ages 6-18 can participate
Practices will be held Monday through Thursday from 5:15–6:15 PM at Sellersburg Township Park
This session will focus on race-specific training, including speed, endurance, pacing, hills, finishing strength, race strategy, and confidence. Practices will be structured around preparing runners for four fall races:
Hanover Classic — Hanover College (October 18th)
STXXC Halloween Hustle 2026 - Louisville Champions Dog Park (October 25th)
Columbus Classic — Ceraland Park (November 1st)
Indiana Championships — Blue River Cross Country Course in Shelbyville (November 14th)
The goal is not simply to get miles in. We want runners learning how to pace themselves, compete, handle different courses, finish strong, and become more confident each time they step on the starting line.
Training will include a combination of interval work, race-pace sessions, endurance runs, hills, starts and finishes, and race-day preparation.
Race entry fees are separate from the Fall Racing Session registration unless otherwise noted.