Local running clubs typically offer a variety of activities including: beginning running programs, regular group training runs, distance training programs, organized racing teams, local event calendars, and much more. Select a State to Find an RRCA Club in Your Community.
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Join your local running club today! Find a Club. Find an Event. RRCA members host thousands of running and walking events each year from 1-mile to ultra distances. Find your next event on the RRCA Calendar. Find an Event. Find a Coach. Find an RRCA Certified Coach to help you increase your distance, run faster, and injury free.
However, smaller run clubs may not have a wide range of abilities. For example, a lunch-time running group that meets at your local health club may only have a few participants that run at a similar pace. Or sometimes, late morning running clubs include moms and dads who run with strollers and, as a result, may run at a slightly slower pace.
Running clubs. Be part of your local running community. Joining a club and running with others will have a huge impact on your technique, training, motivation and social life! It's the best way to connect with other runners in your area and it'll be fun. Use the links below to find a running club near you.
The Fleet Feet Atlanta Running Club is a local running club designed by and for the running community. Since 1994, Fleet Feet Atlanta has been serving metro Atlanta's running community with Paul Brenneman as the owner. We look forward to meeting and working with you.
PRA Grant Program. The Pensacola Runners Association (PRA) provides a grant program for area organizations, clubs, and/or projects. The PRA’s objective is to provide information, education, training, social and sporting events for competitive and noncompetitive runners and walkers of all ages, races, genders and abilities.
To the outside world, running seems like a solitary sport. However, most runners will tell you that there’s a tribe with them training, pushing, and supporting. At least, that’s what you get when you’re a member of The Kansas City Track Club community. A BRIEF HISTORY Founded in 1976 by David...
