Gildan Esprit De She – The Spirit of Her Race Series – returns to Cary, NC for 5th annual 5K/10K run

Inside of every woman – no matter what age – lies the spirit of courage, determination, strength, fearlessness and power – you just have to let her out. As the nation’s premier designer event series for women, there is a race for every pace and passion and you’re invited to Gildan Esprit de She 5K/10K Cary presented by Burt’s Bees, happening May 13, 2017 from 7am-noon at the Koka Booth Amphitheatre just 15 minutes from downtown Raleigh.

From fashionable freebies to the signature Bubbly Bar, treat yourself to a designer experience celebrating the spirit of her in the company of truly inspirational women.

It’s a morning that includes a designer race experience, high value participant gear, Lifestyle Market including the post-race Bubbly Bar and more! Whether getting in shape, setting a good example for your kids, or challenging yourself to reach a new personal best--runners, joggers and walkers, you won’t want to miss Gildan Esprit de She presented by Burt’s Bees Cary, NC.

This event begins with a timed 5K or 10K run and ends with a post-race lifestyle market of festive proportions. Participants salute their success with a drink at our signature Bubbly Bar and enjoy healthy eats and energetic live music while enjoying the popular Beauty Bar powered by LifeSpa and the many experiences brought to life by our event partners.

Produced by LifeTime Fitness, Gildan Esprit de She presented by Burt’s Bees is teaming up with top national brands to give participants an unforgettable race experience. The generous support of title sponsor Gildan, presenting sponsor Burt’s Bees, and sponsors J. R. Watkins, Lorissa’s Kitchen, Experience Life!, Athlinks, LifeSpa and Gatorade Endurance make this event possible. In addition, charity partner, Girls on the Run of the Triangle, will be participating in the event and collecting donations.

To register: http://espritdeshe.com/cary-nc/register/

Cost per registrant ranges from $25-$45 per person depending on race