Go, Bachelor Nation, go!

Several Bachelor Nation stars have been training for months to run the New York City Marathon and raise money for causes that are important to them.

And this past Sunday was the big day for these Bachelor Nation runners!

Zac Clark ran the NYC Marathon for his 10th year in a row and raised money for his foundation Release Recovery, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring all who are ready and willing to seek professional treatment for substance abuse are able to.

Zac took to Instagram to share his time and wrote, “10 In A Row. I love NYC. 3:16:43. Felt good, my best for NYC. Thank you volunteers, fans, New York Roadrunners and my Release family.”

Zac also shared a snapshot from the emotional moment he crossed the finish line and wrote, “2024 NYC Marathon Finish Line. Felt it all.”

Former Bachelorette Tayshia Adams also ran the marathon for a second time and shared about her “unreal” experience. 

Next to photos from the race, she wrote, “Yesterday was absolutely unreal!! Completing my second @nycmarathon is one of my biggest accomplishments yet.”

Tayshia then gave a recap of the day and shared that she plans to run more marathons in the future. 

She said, “There’s nothing like running through these streets, with so many amazing people cheering us on—thank you to my mom for flying in, all my friends who came out, and everyone who showed up and brought that energy. It carried me to the end!...SO proud of myself!!! I did it!!!! Round three, I’m coming for you!”

Fellow Bachelor Nation stars Peter Weber, Matt James, and Dan Cox also ran the NYC Marathon, and Dan took to Instagram to share about his first marathon experience. 

Alongside a video from the day, he said, “Running the New York City Marathon for the first time. I had always heard how amazing the experience was but I was blown away to actually run it.”

Dan continued and shared that he was running to help raise money with his friend Nick Dio for cancer treatment research. 

He said, “@nickdio (who’s voice your are listening to) invited me to run to help raise money for rare blood cancer treatments and research and I jumped at the opportunity. From the journey to even get the the start line to gathering in the corrals, to each bridge and neighborhood, energy on every corner. It’s something very special. If you run a lot or want to run a marathon for the first time, I couldn’t recommend it more.”

After finishing the marathon, Peter revealed he got a PR and posted a video sharing his overall time as well as his ideal post-race meal. 

He wrote, “There’s one right answer for a victory meal after running a marathon and that answer is @raisingcanes.”