Run/Walk: A Competitive Edge for Speed and Endurance
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Like many native and local New Yorkers, I grew up watching the NYC Marathon and being inspired by the athletes as they crossed the finish line. When I moved to
There is hardly a race more meaningful to us runners than the Achilles Hope and Possibility. Running side by side with athletes with disabilities reminds us that we should never
79 Flyers embraced the energy and the colors of our cherished June event, and its significance as an opportunity to celebrate LGBTQIA+ pride and the values of equality, diversity, and inclusiveness. They were
It’s flat, it’s fast, it’s a club points race: it’s the Queens 10K! Add to that today’s glorious weather conditions (rather unusual for this time of year), and you’ll get a good picture
One day last week when I came home from a run, our 16-year-old daughter Helen was at the door and said “I’m going out for a run too.” She follows an intense exercise program
The NYRR Mini 10K has a special place in the history of New York running. Fifty years went by since the original women-only road race on June 3, 1972, an international first-time event,