Eat to Win
Runners often ask how much protein, carbohydrate, and fat they should eat each day. Because every runner is different, there isn't a simple answer. It all depends on your training volume, goals for losing or maintaining...
The Brooklyn Half—Marathon bib pick up is now open at E. 89th St. Come early and avoid the long lines. Details here.
RUN to log miles—and to erase them.
You defy age and expectations. You surprise yourself and inspire others. Active seniors like you want to stay in the race, and by adding some new habits to your old tricks, you absolutely can. Whether you’re maintaining an athletic lifestyle, returning to running after years off, or embarking on a new fitness adventure, NYRR can help you run—and even go for the gold—well into your golden years.
Follow our guidelines to safely stay fit:
The Road Ahead
As you advance into new age groups at NYRR races, you’ll have a chance to make a fresh start—competing in new fields and setting new personal records. You’ll also get to enjoy the community from a privileged perspective: An active senior is a wise elder. As you begin (or maintain) your well-rounded fitness regimen, check out NYRR’s cross-training, strength, flexibility, and nutrition resources. We’ll help you get the most mileage out of yourself.
EAT RIGHT
Eat to Win
Runners often ask how much protein, carbohydrate, and fat they should eat each day. Because every runner is different, there isn't a simple answer. It all depends on your training volume, goals for losing or maintaining...
INJURY PREVENTION
“If I was to pick one thing that keeps you injury-free, it’s the concept of rest—getting enough sleep and relaxation and recovery between workouts,” says Norbert Sander, MD. As the founding director of New York’s Preventive and Sports Medicine...
COACHING
NYRR's expert coaching staff can help you take your running to the next level. They'll create workouts just for you, based on your age, gender, ability, and goals. And they'll share your sense of accomplishment as you pass each milestone.
CLASSES
Deep Water Running is a non-impact form of running done in place in the water wearing a flotation belt. Move your arms and legs as though you're running on land; the water adds another layer of challenge to the workout.
This seven-week...