Setting running goals is a great way to stay motivated and discover what you're made of. The goal can be big or small, arbitrary or meaningful, so long as it tests your perceived limits. In March of 2015 I set a goal to run to and from work (10 miles each way) every day of the week for a total of 100 miles. Here's the journal I kept of my experience in real time... Prior week: 47 miles Thursday night: I share my goal with Sharon and she is very supportive which is just the

Congratulations to everyone's favorite runner Solly Elmann @sollythetvman on this amazing accomplishment of surpassing 3000 miles for the year. Great morning with a bunch of @oceanparkwayrunners who came out to take part in this unbelievable journey. Solly is an elite runner but more importantly is an awesome person and friend with his great loyalty ,leadership and respect. Congrats Solly. We wish you luck in surpassing your next goal in 2017. Now go enjoy a huge steak. #team

Come hear @cherisrour and @djcohen7 tell their stories tonight @btorah #becauseican #teamdeej

Ocean Parkway Runners have joined club membership with NYRR where Running clubs in the New York City metro area welcome runners of all ages and abilities. Each of the approximately 100 clubs has its own unique history, purpose, membership profile, and goals. Please contact individual clubs about membership. New York Road Runners is proud to serve as an umbrella organization for local clubs, providing weekly races, an annual team-points series in two open and three masters cat

Ocean Parkway Runners are proud to announce a joint club partnership with NYC Runs. Founded in 2009 NYCRUNS is now the leading local online resource of this type and a valuable tool for connecting runners, running clubs, and race directors.In 2011, NYCRUNS began offering race timing and management services while launching several races of its own. The Team’s efforts culminated with the inaugural Brooklyn Marathon on November 18th. 2012 would see this effort really catch fire