Team Player Productions - Dance Dash, Greenville

Team Player Productions - Dance Dash, Greenville4.2
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About Team Player Productions - Dance Dash

It's fast. It's fun. It's for the kids. Dance Dash 5K participants can walk or run the race, but everyone stops along the way to learn a new way to move. It might be a swing dance, a line dance, a hip-hop dance, or the secret steps of the Hokey Pokey. At the end of the race, the whole group brings their brand-new skills together for a huge, flash-mob dance party. It's all to benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. As they raise additional funds through their personal fundraising page, participants can unlock incentives at certain levels along the way.

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Robin
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4 Reviews
· 10 years ago
This was a race for a good cause and fun, but it was poorly organized. The signs to follow had us all confused, there were not enough staff directing the runners/walkers in the correct direction. The trails had us run an extra mile in a circle, we asked two people who worked the race how to get to the finish line they had no idea where it was or how to get there. At the end of the race I spoke to at a least 10 people and they said the same thing they went an extra mile out of the way. It was also was running on 85% dirt trails in the woods.