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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

Highlights of the 2022 New York Flyers Holiday Windows Run

New York City is always dressed to the nines for the holidays. Everything is bigger, grander, brighter. There’s Saks, the library lions wearing wreaths, and ice skating in Bryant Park.

Getting in Gear with Flyers Gear

WHO AM I? When I was 4 years old, I would run circles around the outside of my house in North Minneapolis singing “Born Free.” 🎵 I loved running and singing. I

Frosty 5K

17 Flyers were among the 4,107 finishers of this morning’s NYRR Frosty 5K race. This was the first race for the new NYRR CEO Rob Simmelkjaer, as was announced at the

Ted Corbitt 15K

And that’s a wrap! The last club points race of 2022 is in the books. Among the 70 Flyers who finished the race, 3 individual members (3 men) and 2

Running and Representing with the Flyers

Several years ago I was looking for a group of runners to share in the pain of completing long runs together. During races I spotted many runners wearing NY Flyers

Race to Deliver 4M

What a difference two weeks can make! Just two weeks ago, the talk of the town was the record heat and humidity that made marathon day slow and miserable for