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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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Photo collage of New York Flyers members wearing club apparel.

Latest Posts

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

Brooklyn Half Marathon

When NYRR changes the course flags from green to yellow because of the warmer conditions, it can only mean one thing for runners: adjust your goals, forget about that PR

Run as One 4M

The stars aligned for this morning’s Run as One 4 Mile in Central Park. Runners were not only greeted by a race-perfect temperature of 49F, but also by the exceptionally

Washington Heights Salsa, Blues and Shamrocks 5K

March means the first club points race of the year. Yay! 69 Flyers were among the 4,607 runners who kicked off the points race series Sunday morning. March alas also

Ted Corbitt 15K

Brrrr!🧊🧊 Winter has not officially started yet, but it felt like we are right in the middle of a New York chilly winter for the 4,053 finishers of this morning’s

Flyers Flashback Friday — 1992 President’s Letter

Blog Managers’ Note: This year is the Flyer’s 35th Anniversary ✨as a running club in NYC. In honoring our long history, this is the next in a series of posts featuring excerpts from