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21KM Race Ghanaian

For VIP's Only - What You Get

  • Race Souvenir
  • Buffet Breakfast
  • Massage
  • Phone Charging Station
  • Private Potty Area

Details for Runner Alliance Runner Zone

  • Running Gel for the marathon
  • Ice Bath
  • Massage
  • Protein Snack
  • Medal party access
  • Blood Sugar test
  • Blood pressure check
  • Consultation
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NOTICE

Please ensure that all forms are filled correctly. The information provided will be recorded in the database for your race results.

Shirt sizes will be confirmed till June 30th, 2026. After that, sizes will be on a first-come, first-served basis


FAQ

Registration

 Registration starts on 22nd March, 2026

Registration can be made via our website or our shortcode *800*17#

5KM Ghanaian – GHS 100

21KM Ghanaian – GHS 150

5KM Non-Ghanaian – GHS 390

21KM Non-Ghanaian – GHS 615

VIP – GHS 500

Runner Zone – GHS 550

Race info

Saturday 12th September, 2026

As many people as possible can participate in the 2026 marathon race

Health & Training

No, you should generally avoid running if you have a cold, especially if your symptoms include fever, chest congestion, or body aches. If your symptoms are mild and confined to the head (e.g., a runny nose or sore throat), light exercise might be Always listen to your body and consult a healthcare professional if unsure.

Muscle cramps can be an unexpected challenge during a marathon. If you experience a cramp, follow these steps to alleviate the discomfort:

  1. Stop and Stretch: Gently stretch the affected For example:
    • Calf cramp: Pull your toes upward toward your
    • Thigh cramp: Bend the leg back gently to stretch the
  2. Massage the Area: Apply light pressure or gently massage the cramped muscle to help it
  3. Hydrate: While hydration won’t stop the cramp immediately, drinking water or an electrolyte drink can replenish your body and help prevent further cramps.
  4. Slow Down: Reduce your pace or take a short break to avoid overstraining the

Reevaluate: If the cramp persists or worsens, it may be best to stop running and rest to avoid injury.

Exactly what you should consume in the marathon depends on what your stomach can handle, but you definitely want to make sure you consume enough carbohydrate to delay glycogen depletion and hypoglycemia and enough fluid to delay dehydration. Both conditions cause you to slow your pace. Taking carbs and fluid at regular intervals throughout the race can make a huge difference in how you feel and perform.

Accommodation & Travel

No. However, elite runners can call our office line for assistance on accommodation.

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