“It’s the fifth year, and it’s unbelievable how quickly that came around!” ReBoot committee chairperson Julie Rutherford said. 

“I hoped it would [reach five years], that was always the plan. 

“Over time you work out what works and what doesn’t work.” 

In the fun runs last year there were 215 participants while 60 joined in the ocean swims, in addition to the people who took part in other activities. 

Ms Rutherford said the event drew many tourists to the town and was “a bit of a kick start to the season”.

“I think people are starting to realise there’s something for every age group,” she said.

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She said it was “definitely not just for fit people”, as participants could do a nature walk, yoga class, or one of the many other activities on offer. 

ReBoot will be held in Bermagui on Saturday and Sunday, September 29-30.

The fun runs will be on Saturday, starting with the 1km kids’ run at 8.45am and followed by adult runs. 

Afterwards, the tug-o-war challenge will start at 11.30am, with cash prizes for the winners. 

There are activities for kids aside from the runs and tug-o-war, such as hula hooping and Oops the Clown at 9.15am on Saturday and a skate and scoot competition at 11am on Sunday. 

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Ms Rutherford said other popular activities this year taking place at the Bermagui Country Club included a tennis clinic from 10-30am and barefoot bowls at 4pm on Saturday, as well as golf croquet and badminton from 10am on Sunday.  

The ReEnergise program will have many activities including tai chi, yoga, Pilates, boot camp, stand up paddle (SUP) boarding, guided paddling and nature walks. 

There will also be live music across the weekend, whale watching tours and a car boot sale at the Bermagui Country Club from 8am-1pm on Sunday. 

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