Lula Last Person Standing
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Lula Last Person Standing
Lula Last Person Standing is a fixed-loop endurance running event held in Georgia on New Year’s Eve. Runners complete repeated 5K loops that include about 100 ft of elevation gain per lap. Each lap must be completed within 45 minutes; an average pace of about 14:20 per mile is required to finish a lap in time. Any extra time between laps may be used for fueling, hydration, and rest.
The competition eliminates runners as the event progresses; the last runner remaining after all others drop is declared the winner. Separate divisions are held for Male and Female Last Person Standing. Milestone awards are given to participants who reach longer cumulative distances.
The course and event operations are based at a converted barn used as Race HQ with restrooms, a cafe, and an indoor/outdoor bar overlooking a pond and part of the course. The venue is a glamping property in North Georgia that includes 125 acres of rolling hills, forests, open meadows, three ponds, and borders the North Oconee River. On-site lodging and camping options include Timberline glamping tents, RV and camper parking, and primitive tent space; participants receive discounted reservations.
A live stream of the event will be available. The event also includes a Last Person Poker game: runners receive a random card after each lap and hands are compared every five laps for prizes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
