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Want to add a spark of motivation in your training? Run consistently all year long? This group is open to everyone. The goal is to run 1000 miles during the next calendar year. That is, 19.2 miles/week on average. Enter your weekly mileage and we'll track how you're progressing throughout the year. Pace Bunny provided! The year is starting January 1st 2008! Sign Up Now!
A counterpoint to the 1000 Mile Club. Our goal is to run 1000 KM within the calendar year of 2012. That averages out to a little under 12 miles/wk for the whole year. Pace bunny provided.
Active group for folks interested in improving their racing times for 5k/10k and all other middle distances like 1 mile, 1500m, 2 miles, 3000m, 8k, 5 miles etc. We all have different level of abilities but we can still cheer each other on and improve together!
This group is meant to help you improve your 10k time. Post traing schedules and ideas. Discuss accomplishments in the forums.
Want to add a spark of motivation in your training? Run consistently all year long? This group is open to everyone. The goal is to run 1200 miles during the next calendar year. That is, 23.1 miles/week on average. Enter your weekly mileage and we'll track how you're progressing throughout the year.
Run a marathon per week, either in 7 days or one day! (26.2 / 7) * 365 = 1366.14 miles! To beat the bunny you should run 1367 miles!
Get your pace bunny here! How would you like to run 1500 miles in 2020? Averaging 29 miles/wk will get you there. Not for the faint of heart! Now go run...
This is a group for rundown ex-serious-runners
A stepping stone between the 1000 Mile Club and the 1500 Mile Club. Our goal is to run 2,000,000 meters or 1243 miles within the calendar year of 2010. That averages out to about 38,462 meters or 23.9 miles per week for the whole year.
Coach Frank and Kendra
Coach Matt and Dennis
Half full group 5
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Anarchy reigns-- No one is coddling anyone. This is good. This is NOT a "you can do it!" group. Do it, or don't do it, or hurt yourself trying. That's respectable.
This group is for people whose goal is to run 500 miles this year.
This intermediate group is meant for those runners who find the 1000M Club too challenging, but the 1000K Club too easy. Our goal is to run 800 miles before the end of the year.
This group is based off of the website (not affiliated with though) www.runeveryday.com - where to get your name on the site you have to run at least one mile every day for one year. There are people out there that have done this for 20 and 30+ years, so I figure why don't we start with one year and see what happens.
“A runner is a miser, spending the pennies of his energy with great stinginess, constantly wanting to know how much he has spent and how much longer he will be expected to pay. He wants to be broke at precisely the moment he no longer needs his coin.” -John L. Parker Jr., Once a Runner
A place for sharing and collaborating on training theory and practice.
For anyone interested in learning more about barefoot running. Why run barefoot? * Many people find it cures their injuries, including knee/hip/back pain and chronic PF, by teaching much better form and strengthening underused muscles. * It's fun! * It's cheap! * It makes you look really tough! (shh, don't tell anyone but it's actually really easy)