TCS 2025 New York City Marathon
The best day of the year is behind us and aren’t we already dreaming of next year’s marathon? There’s nothing like this day, when the world’s greatest city fills with
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The Flyers Blog is up and running at full speed! Stay tuned to enjoy posts featuring Flyers adventures, events, new members, race recaps, news, advice, humor and more!
See the newest Flyers Blog posts below. Or search our archives by author or category on the old Flyer Blog site -- there are hundreds of posts, including:
- Stories from back in the early days of Flyers History by co-founder Jonathan Buck and others.
- Twenty different Long Training Run Routes -- many with maps and other details thanks to Richard G (a.k.a. Papa Bear).
- And much much more. For the older Flyers Blog site, just click Here.
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Latest Posts
Bronx 10M
It’s always party time in the Boogie Down Bronx! Who doesn’t love a race that takes runners to the gentle inclines of the Grand Concourse and its elegant Art Deco
Fifth Avenue Mile
47 Flyers shared the road with the world’s fastest runners this Sunday morning, running down a 20-block stretch of New York’s iconic Fifth Avenue, from East 80th Street all the
Percy Sutton Harlem 5K
The Percy Sutton Harlem 5K is one of those races where we’re better off not looking at the elevation profile, because those two bumps in the middle of the race
Team Championships 5M
There’s something wonderful about the Team Champs 5 Miler. It’s athleticism meets comradeship. It’s considered the most competitive race of the New York season (let’s not forget that points are
Queens 10K
After two NYRR races in challenging weather, the Flyers delighted in perfect running conditions at the Queens 10K, with 62 degrees at the start and a sprinkle of rain here