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.

This is a group for all those in the Jersey City area that need a bit of group support and camaraderie to help shake out of the winter laziness, and take advantage of the outdoor settings we can use for exercise. I would like to try to have daily groups meeting in the parks and waterfront for a bit of mutual encouragement and friendly competition. The activities will range from calisthenics, light kettle bell routines and jogging to start, and may evolve to having a scheduled run through some of …

Looking to start a new running club in New York.....

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/

Hi! This meetup is for fun, friendly people in the New york City area who are interested in walking around the city for fun, FIRST, and (and for fitness, second)!! In other words, this group is not for people looking to suit-up in hi-tech jogging outfits and high-performance walking sneaks with wristband weights and powerbars in their pockets.. This group is for people looking to enjoy the sights and sounds of the city while in the company of other people who enjoy the sights and sounds of the c …

Women in Motion! This group's mission is to: 1) encourage women of all ages, and backgrounds to run and walk their way to better health and fitness. "If you run, you are a runner. It doesn't matter how fast or how far. It doesn't matter if today is your first day or if you've been running for twenty years. There is no test to pass, no license to earn, no membership card to get. You just run." - John Bingham Now shall I walk or shall I ride? "Ride," Pleasure said. "Walk," Joy replied. - W. Davi …

This is a group for runners/ joggers who are just getting started and could use motivation and encouragement from others. If you've been looking for a running partner or group then here we are! Experienced runners welcome as long as you don't mind running (or not sometimes) at our pace. Where/When:  We meet at least 2 days a week at Lincoln Park in Jersey City near the blue track just off of Rt. 440 and typically run for about 30-40 minutes depending on schedules.  I personally have started goi …

We run and sometimes dine/beer afterwards.  Runs are generally in the north Brooklyn area and vary in length.  You should be able to run at least 3 miles at a conversational pace (we are a chatty bunch). Come join us!

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 …

Help a cyclist with visual impairment (or other disability) to ride a bike with the Achilles Tandem Program. Achilles is temporarily on hiatus while the roads are frozen. Stay tuned here for our first rides in the spring! Achilles was founded in 1983 by current CEO Dick Traum who was the first runner to complete a marathon with a prosthetic leg. Now in its 25th year, Achilles has enabled people from all walks of life, including those with physical impairments to enjoy the health giving benef …

The Tribeca Running Club provides a opportunity for downtown runners to train, compete, or just go on casual group runs. Downtown Manhattan doesn't have as much of a running infrastructure as other parts of the city, so this group helps local runners stay motivated and connected, while enjoying the great paths and other running-related perks our neighborhood offers.

from bronx to brooklyn from Soho to the Upper west side were an eclectic group of out going individual  constantly finding new and exciting things to do in the city or out of town. we will also will be volunteering in walks to help fund aids cancer ect...... for all you health nuts there will be jogging meetups. Any suggestion please feel free to share

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 …

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).

DetermiNation is the American Cancer Society's charity endurance training program. People of all ages and abilities commit to completing an endurance event while raising funds for the American Cancer Society. In exchange of the dollars raised, athletes receive training and fundraising coaching. We are a group of individuals dedicated to creating a world with less cancer and more birthdays. We are invested in our health, as well as the health of others. Above all, we give back and have fun while …