Did you know that around 40% of cancer cases in Germany could be prevented? Physical activity plays a crucial role! At the VITAMIN WELL Women's Race Berlin, we take a stand together—getting active, having fun, and doing good. Discover how small steps can make a big difference!

Running can give your self-confidence a real boost. But why is that? In this blog post, you'll find out why running benefits not only your physical strength but also your mental resilience.

When it comes to the VITAMIN WELL Women's Race Berlin, the question often arises: Why pink? Isn’t that a stereotype? The answer is clear: No! Pink – just like purple – carries deep symbolic meaning. Pink stands for solidarity with all those affected by breast cancer, while purple represents cancer in general. And this solidarity is a central part of the VITAMIN WELL Women's Run Berlin.

What a celebration. A total of 10,811 runners, girls and bambini showed plenty of commitment, vigour and joy of movement at Germany's largest charity women's run. Whether running, walking or Nordic walking - the KoRo Women's Race Berlin was not only about moving together, but also about making a difference. And for women suffering from cancer. Hence the colours of the T-shirts: pink and purple are the colours of solidarity for people suffering from breast cancer or cancer.

When around 10,000 women and girls line up at the starting line of the KoRo Women's Run Berlin on 4 May 2024, you too can be there to have fun in the community with all the other participants and do good at the largest charity women's run.

Endurance sports offer many benefits - in addition to being fun, there are many positive effects on health, with the cardiovascular system front and centre. We'll share which ones and what this means for your training for the KoRo Women's Run Berlin.

Diversity makes life colourful. And the participants in our 15 events will enjoy multifaceted experiences over and over again. The following describes what lies in store for all sports enthusiasts in Berlin and the surrounding area next year.

Almost exactly one year ago, the 37-year-old mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Since then, she has fought her way through chemotherapy, surgery and radiation—all the way to the finish line of the KoRo Women's Race Berlin on May 13, 2023.

A race just for women? Is that even in keeping with the times? Anyone who ever had any doubts about this format was proven wrong at today's KoRo Women's Race Berlin at the latest.

Team up with friends, colleagues or family and form a charity team, and you can make an even bigger difference at the KoRo Women's Race Berlin 2023.

It was not so long ago that women were not allowed to compete in long-distance races. A breach of the taboo in Boston in 1967 attracted worldwide attention.