Group Training for Runners
Many people start and stick with running because of the social aspects. Get information on group training, including running clubs, charity programs, running camps, and coaches.
There are lots of benefits of group training, from improved motivation to expanded social circle. Not sure how to go about finding people to run with? Follow these steps to find a running group.
Running is often thought of as a solo sport, but you're missing out if you always hit the roads by yourself. Learn about all the benefits of group training.
There are plenty of single runners out there who are eager to meet someone who shares their passion for running. Follow these steps to increase your chances of meeting a future mate. Even if you don't make a love connection, you may find a great running partner.
Running with a buddy can help your motivation and, if that person is your significant other, it gives you a chance to spend some time together. But it's not always easy to work out with your sweetie, so here are some tips for making it an enjoyable experience:
Dogs can be great running companions. If you want to get your dog to be your training partner, follow these tips to keep him safe, healthy and comfortable:
Running with a buddy definitely has its benefits, but you may at some point find yourself in that awkward position of wanting to run faster than your running buddy during a race. So what's the proper way to leave your partner behind without feeling like you're abandoning him or her? Here are some tips on avoiding hurt feelings and a messy race day break-up with your running partner:
More than 150,000 people have trained for long-distance races using the Galloway Run-Walk method. Find information on training groups and running retreats.
Running with a club can be motivational and fun. Find a running club in your area using this tool from Road Runners Club of America.
Looking for a running coach? Use this guide to help you find one and learn how to best use one.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team In Training is the world's largest endurance sports training program. In exchange for fundraising for leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma research and patient services, they'll train you to run or walk a marathon and send you to one of many race locations.
Ready to get motivated and feel good about yourself? Want to run with other women like you? Join seeMOMMYrun, a free walking/running group for moms of all ages and stages (and their kids).
If you join Joints in Motion, the Arthritis Foundation's athletic training program, you'll raise funds and awareness to fight arthritis. They'll train you to run or walk a marathon and send you to one of many race locations.
Explore a new location on foot with Running Away, the active travel company for runners. Choose from numerous training trips and active running vacations all across the U.S.
