If you’re into combining your fitness challenges with beer and food, we’ve got something right up your alley. TikToker @PrinceKevv is being credited as the brains behind the New York City “10-10-10 Challenge.” The ten-mile run happens in Manhattan and requires participants to stop every mile for a beer and a slice.
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- Mile 1 – Modelo and a slice from 109 Pizzeria in East Harlem
- Mile 2 – Coors banquet beer and a slice from Da Bianca, on 104th Street
- Mile 3 – Sunny D vodka seltzer (the wine store doesn’t sell beer, unfortunately) and a slice from Marinara Pizza
- Mile 4 – Brooklyn Beer and a slice from Williamsburg Pizza
- Mile 5 – Bud Light (from a brown bag) and a slice from Lunetta’s on 64th
- Mile 6 – Coors Light and a slice from “Slice” on 44th
- Mile 7 – Corona Light and a slice from “an unnamed place in Bryant Park”
- Mile 8 – Peroni from a bottle and a slice from Eataly
- Mile 9 – Coors Light and a slice from another “unnamed place”
- Mile 10 – Finish off with a $1 slide from “somewhere” and whatever beer they sell
Obviously, the vast majority of people aren’t going to travel to the Big Apple just to do this. However, if you’re interested in becoming a local legend, map out your local pizza and beer scene, and create your own version of it. If that doesn’t work, try involving a local food truck that’s able to sell beer…and park it at start/end point of a one-mile loop.
Source: TikTok/@PrinceKevv
