Group formed 11/20/09 We are runners of all paces. We are beginners, intermediate, and even some more marathoners. We run for fun, we run to loose weight, we run to deal with stress, we run to improve our fitness, we run to improve our lives! Come join us for friendly casual group runs through out the week. Lets train for something! The group's primary purpose and vision is to allow runners of all endurance levels, paces, distances and months or years of running experience to run together in a n …

Hello! Want to run your best? Join in coached running programs. There are sprint programs and distance running programs. You will also find running clinic that focus on specific aspects of running, such as speed, pacing, and fitness. This group is lead by certified fitness trainer and USA Track and Field Coach Kaylin. MAXFIT 360 is a  Sport Fitness company created by myself that does indoor and outdoor sports style workouts. You can learn more about the company as a whole by visiting  the websit …

We're a dance club with a running problem - Spring Social is for anyone that loves running, music and meeting new people. We run 8k/5miles in Central Park every Friday at a leisurely pace with music from our mobile disco. After the run we chill in the park with some refreshments and great music. Come start your weekend with Spring Social NYC

We are serious! We are in it to win it and to get in shape in a fun and interactive way. There is no other time than right now, and I am here to help you! Welcome to Valentine's New York Running Fitness Class! I am a track and field and cross country coach as well as a trainer with a wide variety of training. Our training happens twice a month with the first class being an endurance class and second being a speed class to target the two most basic and important parts of any distance race. Wheth …

We're a friendly group of runners who take running seriously.  If there is a pace specified in the title of the run, then we're going to stick to that pace.  Of course, if you're not able to maintain the specified pace, we can still meet up at Astoria Park and chat before or after the run.  All runners, fast and slow, beginner and advanced, are welcome. This group was created for a few reasons: a) to make new friends b) to gain running tips and advice from other runners c) to potentially help …

The New York Flyers was founded in 1989, with the goal of establishing a running club open to individuals of all athletic abilities and experience levels. We have group runs that meet in the mornings and evenings on most days of the week. We are currently the largest running club in New York, with over 600 runners, duathletes and triathletes. The Flyers are the New York Road Runners' official pace leaders for the New York City Marathon training runs. In addition, our social and charitable activi …

FINALLY! The Fun Run has arrived in New York City! It's pretty straightforward - We're a group of people that like to run and have fun! Every Wednesday we meet at a different local bar throughout NYC, run, and always meet back at the bar for a guilt free beer and to hang-out. If you're in your 20-30's (or just think you can hang) with a fun and outgoing personality looking to meet new people, then come join us! Our runners are all at different paces. Everyone usually finds someone within their p …

The greatest, funnest, and best-looking group of (wannabe) runners in NYC. Well, at least 1/3 of that is true. And we can definitely guarantee fun. Come join us for a workout, a run, a bRUNch, or just come and hang out! We encourage runners of all abilities -- especially if you think you are slow -- to come join us for a fun run. We run, eat a lot of food, make friends, and never take anything too seriously. http://nyc.informalrunning.com/

We encourage people to lead runs and show off trails and other lesser known routes around NYC. Let's stop paying high prices for commercial-cookie cutter road races and lets start exploring! New York Trail & Ultra Running was started by Michael Oliva (www.linkedin.com/in/michaeloliva1 ) who Co-Founded and organized the Holiday Marathons; a series of fun laid back running events in New York City. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVr8yHDwpqI

This group is designed for friends and fans of JackRabbit Sports, NYC's premier running and triathlon store!  Check back often to learn about upcoming events, including lectures and group runs, at each of our three (and soon to be four!) locations.  We hope to see you out there! Questions or concerns?  Please let us know by contacting our Customer Service department at custserv@jackrabbitsports.com or at 212.727.2980 x 2.

The New York Harriers is a competitive running team. Most of our members race a 10K between a 5:30 and 8:30 pace. However, we do not discriminate based on speed. The Harriers welcome those who want to work hard to be the best runners they can, compete for the team, and add to our team spirit by supporting teammates. The best way to check out the Harriers is by attending a workout. We strongly encourage you to do this before applying for membership. Wednesdays are the recommended workouts for fir …

I am wondering if there are beginning runners around Harlem who runs through central park entering from the FDB circle entrance.  If you are already a regular runner, please feel free to suggest date/time.

This is a group for those interested in group runs starting in Long Island City. There are running clubs based in north Brooklyn and Astoria but none, for reasons I can't explain, in LIC. Goals of the group: change that fact; connect people seeking running partners; explore new routes. All skill levels welcome. Envisioning runs in the 4-7 mile range but the beauty of the experiment is it's entirely flexible to the wants of those who join!

OK what's up with all the neurotic 9 am running groups? I use Saturday mornings to sleep in after a long week of work and other crap. Let's do a nice civilized 4 pm run in Central Park (or other locations if we want). This is the first one (because I couldn't find any other small running groups at this time, I started my own).

Running, riding, taking on new challenges – all are more fun with friends to motivate and cheer us on. Team LUNA Chix brings together women interested in learning new sports, staying active and inspiring others to do the same. Teams train together and support each other, while also fundraising for LUNA’s non-profit partner, the Breast Cancer Fund. Visit our website http://teamlunachix.com/new_york_city_run and check in with our Facebook page to stay up to date on all our activities in New York C …

MAD COOL RUNNING CREW is a running group that is open to all levels of runners with particular support to the new runner. Our primary focus is serving the Harlem community, activating the community to live healthier more active lives by discovering the joys and benefits of running. Our next race will be the NYRR 5K race November 3rd that ends at the finish line of the New York City Marathon.  We  train in Central Park and in locations in Harlem and Northern Manhattan. Join Us!

************ So ... We like to run and we also like to have fun. Although not always in that order. Staying in shape but having fun at the same time, is what keeps us motivated. We work mostly in professional fields. This group is a cool way to expand our social network. A run and then a drink, or maybe two. So ... If you want to mix it up with a fun bunch, meet some cool new folks ... Join us and come to our next run this Saturday. Cheers! ************

This is a group for anyone interested in running along the river below 14th St. I started this group to meet other outdoor enthusiasts who want to be outdoors in the morning instead of in a gym on a treadmill. All skill levels are welcomed but you should have some running experience.

Greetings Astorians & a warm welcome to visitors of our wonderful neighborhood! Get-Fit-Astoria is a Run, Bike & Swim group for Astorians by Astorians! Our primary mission is to connect members of the Astoria community looking to meet and engage with local runners/bikers/swimmers. Whether you're new and simply want to start getting into a routine, or if you're looking to ease back or accelerate your performance and training, someone in our friendly community can help you achieve your goals! Asto …

Join us in getting excited and ready for the 2013 Rugged Run for Respect benefitting Special Olympics New York! Who: You! What: An awesome obstacle course and mud run Where: Kauffman Campgrounds, Staten Island, NYC When: Saturday, September 21, 2013 Why: To have fun and support Special Olympics New York! We hope to build a community of outdoor adventure enthusiasts who will join us for this great event. Looking forward to meeting you here, and on September 21! Registration details coming soon...

We welcome runners of all abilities to join us for casual runs in Fort Greene and neighboring areas of Brooklyn. We meet at the southeast entrance of Fort Greene Park (corner of DeKalb and Cumberland Streets) and decide where to run from there. Join your neighbors for training and fun!

This group is for all beginner runners in New York City/North Jersey. This includes people who have recently started running, are starting running again after a break and people who have not started to run, but now want to do so. If your running pace is slow, do not worry. One of the goals of this group is to get faster. As we all get better, we can start training for races. I don't know about you but most other running groups expect you to run under 10 min miles (and that pace is considered slo …

We are runners in the New York City neighborhoods of Woodside, Sunnyside and surrounding areas of Queens. Our area may be less than a couple miles from that island borough to our west (and their centrally located park), but that doesn't mean we don't love running on the hills and beneath actual trees on this side of the East River! We even have a cozy track in our 'hood! Join the group and tell us where you like to run! We organize group runs and outings so that we can build a community of runne …

Team Asha NYC/NJ is a well reputed marathon training program in the New York City metro area. Team Asha is also one of the largest fundraisers for Asha for Education, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports educational initiatives across India for underprivileged children. The Team Asha marathon training program brings to each participant a custom training plan with a focus on individual goals. Whether you are a first time marathon runner or a seasoned runner, our coaches provide a tra …

Barefoot Runners NYC is a group of runners who have left their thick-soled sneakers in the dust and started running with Vibram Five Fingers, other minimal sole shoes, or totally barefoot. Maybe you've read Born to Run, or maybe you've gotten injured running and are looking for a better solution -- whatever your reason, this is the place. The body's natural stride is a healthier, more natural way to run, resulting in better running efficiency and fewer injuries. We follow a lot of Daniel Lieb …

Those of us who love running in Queens get to experience the best of all worlds.  We are in the greatest city in the world, in the most diverse county in the country.  We have fantastic parks in our borough - and even two major airports to carry us to distant races.  We have beaches.  We have challenging hills and shady trees.  We have a Major League Baseball team, a world-class tennis center (and tournament), and have been the home to more people of influence than you can count on all of our ha …

The Bridle Path Track Club is a team focused on continuing and building friendships while sharing a passion for running. The club is about running, social events, and enjoying the company of good friends while achieving personal running and fitness goals. The club name comes from the Bridle Path in Central Park, where the club does most of its training. With over 30 members, the club ranges in ages (25 - 60+) and speeds (sub three hour marathoners to the casual fitness runner). We have 3 organiz …

Network with leaders in NYC's burgeoning tech startup community while getting a little exercise.  We'll create several routes of ranging difficulty levels to encourage runners of all levels to participate.  If possible, please wear a shirt with the logo of an NYC tech company so we can boast our geek pride :)