Run Schedule
A run for every kind of runner, whether you’re training for a marathon or just starting out. Join the Google Group to get the latest information, including routes and modifications.
Monday
Monday Morning Easy Run
6:45am at McCarren Park
3 to 4 miles, Easy
Monday Night Plyo
6:30pm at McCarren Park
Strength & Cross-Training
Monday Night Easy Run
7:30pm at McCarren Park
3 to 4 miles, Easy
Nite Owls (by Request)
9:10pm at McCarren Park
9 to 10 miles, Workout
Tuesday
Morning Tempo (Tigerwolves)
6:30am at McCarren Park
4 to 7 miles, Workout
Local Competive Tempo
7:00pm at Grand Army Plaza
4 to 8 miles, LC Workout
Tuesday Night Tempo (TNT)
7:30pm at McCarren Park
4 to 7 miles, Workout
Wednesday
Mourning Doves
6:00am at McCarren Park
7 to 11 miles, Midweek Long Run
‘Just Central’ Run
6:45am at Bed-Stuy YMCA
4 to 6 miles, Easy
Wednesday Night Beginner Run
7:00pm at McCarren Park
2 to 3 miles, 11+ min/mile
Wednesday Night Road Run
7:30pm at McCarren Park
4 to 6 miles, Easy
Wednesday Night Form Run
7:30pm at Grand Army Plaza
3 to 4 miles, Easy
Thursday
‘Just South’ Tempo
6:30am at Grand Army Plaza
3 to 5 miles, Workout
Morning Track (Hellkatz)
6:45am at McCarren Track
3 to 5 miles, Track Workout
Thursday Night Track
7:30pm at McCarren Track
3 to 5 miles, Track Workout
Friday (Food Day)
First Friday Salmon Run
7:30am at McCarren Park
1.6 miles upstream, Easy
Second Friday Donut Run
3 to 4 miles, Easy
Third Friday Ice Cream Run
6:00pm at McCarren Park
2 to 3 miles, Easy
Weekend
Saturday LC Long Run
7:15am at BP Station
10 to 22 miles, 7 min/mile
Saturday Long Run (Narwhals)
8:00am at McCarren Park
10 to 22 miles, Long Run
Saturday Bridge & Coffee Run
9:00am at Williamsburg Bridge
3 to 4 miles, Easy
Sunday Funday Long Run
8:00am at McCarren Park
10 to 22 miles, Long Run
Meet Your Run Leaders
Where to Start?
There are a lot of runs to choose from. We get it. Every run welcomes new members, but if you’re having trouble deciding, check these out:
For runners looking for a short, easy run to ease into the club.
Afraid you might not be able to keep up? The beginner run generally paces 11 to 12 minutes per mile, and a run leader always brings up the rear.
For more experienced runners who want a longer run to start.
A new member favorite. Always ends with coffee and conversation.
Easy, Tempo, Doves?
If you’re not familiar with these terms, here’s a quick primer:
Easy: A run done at a pace that allows you to have a conversation. But don’t let labels define your run. Feel free to join a faster pace and hold on!
Tempo: A speed workout that generally involves medium effort at longer intervals or in one extended block.
Track: Speed workouts on the track generally involve more intense effort with shorter intervals compared to Tempo workouts.
Long Run: A “long run” is relative to the individual - that may mean 3 or 4 miles for you - but in this schedule, it refers to long runs in the context of half-marathon and marathon training.
Local Competitive: These runs are organized by the LC team for runners interested in competing in local races. Make sure to check out the LC Page!
Animal Names: These are the classic NBR runs and you’ll have to seek out tenured members to find out how these names came to be!