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Training in the Heat and Humidity
Training in the summer can be challenging for many runners living in areas with soaring temps and high humidity. When going out for a run in these conditions, keep two things in mind: Train by effort, not pace, and prioritize running safely by following our warm-weather running guidelines.
Set the Pace: NYC Running Legend Gordon Bakoulis on a Lifetime in Women’s Running
New York Road Runners’ Gordon Bakoulis joins Set the Pace this week to talk with Rob about her legendary career as both an elite athlete and NYRR’s editorial director.
Celebrating Disability Pride Month
Disability Pride Month is celebrated each July to commemorate the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 1990. At New York Road Runners, we celebrate our advocacy and support of athletes with disabilities and our longtime partnership with Achilles International.
Panel Events Highlighting the Importance of Inclusivity in Sports
This week, New York Road Runners hosted two panel events to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month in June and Disability Pride Month in July: “Investing in Race Day: Saving Up to Go the Distance” hosted by Achilles International and "KICK: A Discussion on Queer Running, Identity, and Love" panel discussion led by the Front Runners New York LGBTQ+ Pride Run.
The Long Run and the Decade That Made the Marathon Cool
In his most recently published book "The Long Run," Martin Dugard explores the history of the marathon and the transformative 1970s, including the birth of the 5-boro New York City Marathon course in 1976. He recounts how the idea emerged from a Bicentennial celebration concept championed by George Spitz and was shaped by Ted Corbitt’s vision.
Dickie Reinicke: “I'm So Proud to Be Among Other Really Great Nonbinary Runners”
To continue our celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride Month we’re spotlighting nonbinary runner Dickie Reinicke, who ran their first NYRR race in the nonbinary division at the RBC Brooklyn Half and won in 1:18:17. Dickie moved to New York a year and a half ago and joined Brooklyn Track Club as a way to meet people and get integrated into the NYC running community.