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Photos, Video: Pre-Triathlon Underwear Run In Central Park

Photos, Video: Pre-Triathlon Underwear Run In Central Park
            

Tomorrow, thousands of people will participate in the Nautica Triathlon, a 32-mile race involving swimming the Hudson River from 98th Street to 79th Street, biking on the Henry Hudson Parkway and then running in Central Park—a test of steely endurance. However, last night was a more light-hearted pre-triathlon event: The Jamaica Underwear Run in Central Park, a 1.7 mile run while in costume. more ›

Underwear Run Sprints Through Central Park

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Yesterday, the annual Jamaica Underwear Run took place in Central Park, attracting 500 runners for the 1.7 mile jog they day before the New York City Triathlon. Last year, the underwear run broke the world record for the most people gathered in one place in their underwear—though in sports bras, speedos or shorts, most people looked like they were just in standard running gear. But a few went all out, donning lacy panties and boxers in the sweltering heat yesterday evening. Of course, this is just a precursor to "National Go Topless Day" on August 22nd! And remember, in New York, both men and women can go topless any day of the year. more ›

Last Night's Runderwear in Central Park

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The 1.7 mile 9th annual Central Park Underwear Run went down last night, and plenty were on hand, gladly stripping down to their knickers in the humidity. Run-NYC was also on hand, calling it the "mermaid parade of running"... but we'll always think of it as the Running of the Balls. No word yet on whether or not the group broke the world record for most people assembled in their underwear. A city waits in suspense... more ›

Underwear Run in Central Park Tonight

Underwear Run in Central Park Tonight

Move over Triathalon, the 2009 Central Park Underwear Run (or if you prefer: the Running of the Balls) takes place tonight. The 1.7 mile fun run goes down every year prior to the big, and much more serious, Sunday race. The organizers have simple rules for this one: "No transitions, no timing chips, no expensive race gear, just 500 strangers running around in their underwear." We will say, this sounds a bit better than the naked bike ride, so we'll actually accept any photos you take if you should happen to stumble upon the sweaty half dressed mob. more ›

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