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Explore NYC with NYRR Running Routes
NYRR Joe Kleinerman 10K
Sat, January 04, 2020
Race
Rising New York Road Runners at the Jingle Bell Jog Stage 2
Sat, December 14, 2019
09:00 AM
09:00 AM
Youth
Runners' Ed: Winter Running Skin Health with Dr. Jane Yoo
New York-
Wed, December 18, 2019
06:30 PM-07:30 PM
06:30 PM-07:30 PM
RUNCENTER EVENT
START, COURSE, FINISH 2020 United Airlines NYC Half
Sun, March 15, 2020
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
December 2019
7
Sat
NYRR Ted Corbitt 15K
Completed
8
Sun
NYRR Pete McArdle Cross Country
Completed
14
Sat
Rising NYRR at the Jingle Bell Jog – Stage 1 (Ages 2–11)
Registration Closed
14
Sat
Rising NYRR at the Jingle Bell Jog – Stage 2 (Ages 8–18)
Near Capacity
14
Sat
Rising NYRR at the Jingle Bell Jog – Stage 3 (Ages 12–18)
Available
14
Sat
NYRR Jingle Bell Jog 5K
Registration Closed
31
Tue
NYRR Midnight Run
Available
Our Mission
New York Road Runners, whose mission is to help and inspire people through running, serves 670,000 runners annually through races, community runs, walks, training, virtual products, and other programming. Our free youth programs and events serve 250,000 kids nationally. NYRR’s premier event is the TCS New York City Marathon.
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$45 M Raised for charity in 2018 -
670,000 Runners served annually -
53,635 2019 TCS New York City Marathon Finishers
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Rising New York Road Runners gives children of all ages, skill levels, and abilities, the power and encouragement to become their best selves through running.
DISCOVER ALL OF RISING NEW YORK ROAD RUNNERS
A Quarter-Mile With the New York Flyers
This week's Quarter-Mile With focuses on David Ezra from the New York Flyers.
Mike Wardian Says His 'Bucket List' 60K Exceeded Expectations, Even If He Did Not Win
Pro Mike Wardian gave his NYRR NYC 60K experience a thumbs-up, although he did not run off with the win.
The Buezo Family Runs for Destiny
Edgar Buezo, his wife Lupe and their four sons are the East Harlem United Runners. Their cause? Giving legs and a voice to big sister Destiny, who has cerebral palsy and is in a wheelchair.
