Welcome to the Galloway NYC Running Club!
We had a great kickoff to our season on Sunday, May 5th!
It's not too late to join - or pop in as a guest! Information is available on our Registration Page
It's not too late to join - or pop in as a guest! Information is available on our Registration Page
Membership to Galloway NYC Includes:
- Full Marathon and Half-Marathon training program
- Structured long run schedule and runs with multiple pace groups - no runner is left behind!
- Exciting and varied running routes throughout the 5 boroughs, covering portions of the NYC Marathon course
- Aid stops for group runs longer than 14 miles as well as at the NYC marathon
- Guidance on the run-walk-run method, running techniques, nutrition, and injury prevention
- Special clinics on topics of interest to runners
- Fun social events including: happy hours, karaoke, mini-golf, post-run breakfasts, picnics, and more!
- Access to private Galloway NYC Facebook group
- Official Galloway Training Program e-book and technical team shirt for new members (optional hat for alumni)
- Galloway Training Program team medal
- End-of-year party and awards ceremony
- Open invitation to run as a guest with other Galloway training programs around the world
- Discounts for Galloway retreats, running schools and JG13.1/Barb's 5K races
Guest Runners
We love having guests and visitors! During the regular season (May - November), if you are a Galloway Running Club member from another location, please contact us to join for a Saturday long run. Non-members are also welcome to join us for a few trial runs to see how easy and enjoyable it is to train the Galloway way. We have training pace groups ranging from from 11:00 per mile through 18:00 per mile, and welcome guests on any single digit mileage run.
We love having guests and visitors! During the regular season (May - November), if you are a Galloway Running Club member from another location, please contact us to join for a Saturday long run. Non-members are also welcome to join us for a few trial runs to see how easy and enjoyable it is to train the Galloway way. We have training pace groups ranging from from 11:00 per mile through 18:00 per mile, and welcome guests on any single digit mileage run.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
We are committed to diversity and inclusion in our running community. We are an anti-racist running club and see our position in the running community as vital to the process of inclusion and representation. We have historically been known as a club that welcomes people who, for various reasons, don’t feel welcome or comfortable in other clubs, usually based on speed or fitness level. Recognizing areas in which we have fallen short, we are assertively broadening our commitment to the similar inclusion and participation of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) from all parts of the tri-state area running community. We will actively seek to recruit members from diverse backgrounds and to promote diversity in our leadership, bringing as many voices to our decision making processes as possible. Our code of conduct requires that all members embrace others with dignity and respect. We support all initiatives that seek to highlight and disrupt practices or policies that further inequity, discrimination, racism, injustice, or favoritism of any one group over another. We acknowledge that throughout our season we will be gathering on the traditional land of the Munsee Lenape, Wappinger, Canarsie, and Matinecock peoples past and present, and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.
We are committed to diversity and inclusion in our running community. We are an anti-racist running club and see our position in the running community as vital to the process of inclusion and representation. We have historically been known as a club that welcomes people who, for various reasons, don’t feel welcome or comfortable in other clubs, usually based on speed or fitness level. Recognizing areas in which we have fallen short, we are assertively broadening our commitment to the similar inclusion and participation of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) from all parts of the tri-state area running community. We will actively seek to recruit members from diverse backgrounds and to promote diversity in our leadership, bringing as many voices to our decision making processes as possible. Our code of conduct requires that all members embrace others with dignity and respect. We support all initiatives that seek to highlight and disrupt practices or policies that further inequity, discrimination, racism, injustice, or favoritism of any one group over another. We acknowledge that throughout our season we will be gathering on the traditional land of the Munsee Lenape, Wappinger, Canarsie, and Matinecock peoples past and present, and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.
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