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Coke 10k

May 2, 2026
Corinth, MS 38834 US

Place

601 Washington Street, Corinth, MS -or- if Virtual, YOUR  best 10K course!

Events

Saturday 05/02 (8:00 AM)

Coke 10k

Price: $25
Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Saturday 4/25 - Saturday 5/02

VIRTUAL Coke 10k

Price: $25
Price increases after January 31, 2026 at 11:59pm CST

Event Description

Coke 10k has been "pounding the pavement" since 1982,

which makes May 2nd, 2026 the 45th Annual Running! 

Our certified course is tree-lined and runs through some of the most beautiful residential areas in Corinth, MS; beginning and ending in our historic downtown district. It has been listed in Running Times as "One of the Great 100 Short Races" and is currently the largest 10k race in MS.  We look forward to showering you with Mississippi hospitality and adding a few more Miles of Smiles to your running log!

However, with the introduction of VIRTUAL racing, and the addition of some wonderful new friends who would not otherwise be able to join us, we plan to continue to offer a virtual component.  IF for some reason we are unable to host a live event, any registrations will be automatically transferred to the virtual option.  SO, if you plan to be in Corinth on race day ... sign up for Coke 10k ... but, if you know you won't be able to join us in person, then you can sign up for VIRTUAL Coke 10k now. *Please note, due to the nature of virtual results being reliant on dependable cell service and honesty, virtual participants will not be eligible for prize money, age group awards, or trophies.  

Race Shirts

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ALL registrants will receive a COOL custom designed race shirt!  Be sure to sign up early while there's PLENTY inventory to guarantee your desired size:-) 

Medallions

EVERY Finisher will receive an AWESOME Coke bottle medallion!

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Brochure

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Event Location

Coke 10k
601 Washington Street
Corinth, MS 38834 US View Location on Map

Co-Sponsors 2025

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$260

Raised of $2,500

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Training Log

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Certainly, one needs to prepare slowly for a race of this length. A program that starts with walking and gradually increases to running is best. The wrong thing to do is to walk or run the 6.2 miles after just a week or two of training.
Our training program begins February 1st, and it is a good tool to help you achieve your goal of finishing the Coca-Cola Classic 10k strong and injury-free.
We are trying to promote the race as a catalyst for people to use to begin a healthy lifestyle. We hear so much talk about poor diet and the lack of physical exercise that today’s generation has. The Race is not just a one-day event. The preparation and training that begins weeks before the Race can be your ticket to a new beginning for you.
Grab a friend and start a new lifestyle that includes a healthy diet as well as proper physical exercise.
GET READY FOR COKE 10k the First Saturday in May
TRAINING SUGGESTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS:
  1. Spend a few minutes before and after your workout doing some light stretching.
  2. Mixing – if you are just starting, mixing short periods of running and walking is best. As you get stronger, you can lengthen the running time.
  3. Practice LSD – long slow distance. Think about the duration of your activity, not speed. Too hard and too fast will lead to injury.
  4. Breathing – exercise at a “walkie-talkie” pace – the ability to talk during your exercise. Labored breathing is no fun and unnecessary. Oh yes, breathe through your mouth.
  5. Listen to your body – aches and pains that last more than a few days should be checked by a health care professional. Call your doctor if you experience chest discomfort, heart rhythm changes, unusual shortness of breath, dizziness or nausea.
  6. Be SURE to pay attention to the outside temperatures and try to adjust the time of your walk/run to take advantage to the cooler times of the day.  Be mindful of staying properly hydrated!
  7. Older people, or anyone with pre-existing medical problems, i.e. heart or lung problems, should check with their doctor before starting an exercise program.

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