The club holds several weekly group runs that aren’t part of a particular training program, including:
- Tuesday evening track work
- Thursday evening run
- Saturday long run
- Sunday long run
Locations and starting times may change with the season and other constraints. See below for upcoming runs.
Please see PGRC’s MeetUp page for updates and details – meetup.com/princegeorgesrunningclub/events/
Who: All club members, guests, and visitors. All paces and experience levels. Children are welcome, if accompanied by a responsible adult.
Training paces
Recommended pace for your intervals is typically your 1 mile pace-10k pace, depending on your goals andthe length of time of the interval. But you are welcome to run at whatever pace you choose (and that may include walking and easy jogging for beginner runners and those recovering from injuries, hard races, etc.) You are also welcome to do your own workout rather than follow the group workout.
As we move from fall into winter, remember to carry/wear running lights, if you have them, to increase visibility.
Some resources to help you determine your own training pace.
Track etiquette
Please follow the following guidelines:
- The 2 inside lanes are reserved for faster running and speedwork. Please stay in the outside lanes if you are walking, and during warm-ups, drills, and recovery intervals.
- If you hear a runner coming from behind, please move to the OUTSIDE of the track. Faster runners wishing to pass in the inside lane should yell “track.”
- Do not form a blockade by walking or running more than 2 abreast.
Warm-up
We typically spend the first 15 minutes jogging slowly, followed by some strides and/or drills.
We run the group workouts by time rather than distance since we have a wide variety of paces, everyone runs for the same amount of time, and gets the same amount of recovery (usually 3 minutes between each repeat).
Here are some resources that explain and demonstrate these concepts:
Remember to bring lights to carry/wear, if you have them.
Please see PGRC’s MeetUp page for updates and details – meetup.com/princegeorgesrunningclub/events/
Who: All club members, guests, and visitors. All paces and experience levels. Children are welcome, if accompanied by a responsible adult.
Training paces
Recommended pace for your intervals is typically your 1 mile pace-10k pace, depending on your goals andthe length of time of the interval. But you are welcome to run at whatever pace you choose (and that may include walking and easy jogging for beginner runners and those recovering from injuries, hard races, etc.) You are also welcome to do your own workout rather than follow the group workout.
As we move from fall into winter, remember to carry/wear running lights, if you have them, to increase visibility.
Some resources to help you determine your own training pace.
Track etiquette
Please follow the following guidelines:
- The 2 inside lanes are reserved for faster running and speedwork. Please stay in the outside lanes if you are walking, and during warm-ups, drills, and recovery intervals.
- If you hear a runner coming from behind, please move to the OUTSIDE of the track. Faster runners wishing to pass in the inside lane should yell “track.”
- Do not form a blockade by walking or running more than 2 abreast.
Warm-up
We typically spend the first 15 minutes jogging slowly, followed by some strides and/or drills.
We run the group workouts by time rather than distance since we have a wide variety of paces, everyone runs for the same amount of time, and gets the same amount of recovery (usually 3 minutes between each repeat).
Here are some resources that explain and demonstrate these concepts:
Remember to bring lights to carry/wear, if you have them.
Please see PGRC’s MeetUp page for updates and details – meetup.com/princegeorgesrunningclub/events/
Who: All club members, guests, and visitors. All paces and experience levels. Children are welcome, if accompanied by a responsible adult.
Training paces
Recommended pace for your intervals is typically your 1 mile pace-10k pace, depending on your goals andthe length of time of the interval. But you are welcome to run at whatever pace you choose (and that may include walking and easy jogging for beginner runners and those recovering from injuries, hard races, etc.) You are also welcome to do your own workout rather than follow the group workout.
As we move from fall into winter, remember to carry/wear running lights, if you have them, to increase visibility.
Some resources to help you determine your own training pace.
Track etiquette
Please follow the following guidelines:
- The 2 inside lanes are reserved for faster running and speedwork. Please stay in the outside lanes if you are walking, and during warm-ups, drills, and recovery intervals.
- If you hear a runner coming from behind, please move to the OUTSIDE of the track. Faster runners wishing to pass in the inside lane should yell “track.”
- Do not form a blockade by walking or running more than 2 abreast.
Warm-up
We typically spend the first 15 minutes jogging slowly, followed by some strides and/or drills.
We run the group workouts by time rather than distance since we have a wide variety of paces, everyone runs for the same amount of time, and gets the same amount of recovery (usually 3 minutes between each repeat).
Here are some resources that explain and demonstrate these concepts:
Remember to bring lights to carry/wear, if you have them.
Please see PGRC’s MeetUp page for updates and details – meetup.com/princegeorgesrunningclub/events/
Who: All club members, guests, and visitors. All paces and experience levels. Children are welcome, if accompanied by a responsible adult.
Training paces
Recommended pace for your intervals is typically your 1 mile pace-10k pace, depending on your goals andthe length of time of the interval. But you are welcome to run at whatever pace you choose (and that may include walking and easy jogging for beginner runners and those recovering from injuries, hard races, etc.) You are also welcome to do your own workout rather than follow the group workout.
As we move from fall into winter, remember to carry/wear running lights, if you have them, to increase visibility.
Some resources to help you determine your own training pace.
Track etiquette
Please follow the following guidelines:
- The 2 inside lanes are reserved for faster running and speedwork. Please stay in the outside lanes if you are walking, and during warm-ups, drills, and recovery intervals.
- If you hear a runner coming from behind, please move to the OUTSIDE of the track. Faster runners wishing to pass in the inside lane should yell “track.”
- Do not form a blockade by walking or running more than 2 abreast.
Warm-up
We typically spend the first 15 minutes jogging slowly, followed by some strides and/or drills.
We run the group workouts by time rather than distance since we have a wide variety of paces, everyone runs for the same amount of time, and gets the same amount of recovery (usually 3 minutes between each repeat).
Here are some resources that explain and demonstrate these concepts:
Remember to bring lights to carry/wear, if you have them.
Please see PGRC’s MeetUp page for updates and details – meetup.com/princegeorgesrunningclub/events/
Who: All club members, guests, and visitors. All paces and experience levels. Children are welcome, if accompanied by a responsible adult.
Training paces
Recommended pace for your intervals is typically your 1 mile pace-10k pace, depending on your goals andthe length of time of the interval. But you are welcome to run at whatever pace you choose (and that may include walking and easy jogging for beginner runners and those recovering from injuries, hard races, etc.) You are also welcome to do your own workout rather than follow the group workout.
As we move from fall into winter, remember to carry/wear running lights, if you have them, to increase visibility.
Some resources to help you determine your own training pace.
Track etiquette
Please follow the following guidelines:
- The 2 inside lanes are reserved for faster running and speedwork. Please stay in the outside lanes if you are walking, and during warm-ups, drills, and recovery intervals.
- If you hear a runner coming from behind, please move to the OUTSIDE of the track. Faster runners wishing to pass in the inside lane should yell “track.”
- Do not form a blockade by walking or running more than 2 abreast.
Warm-up
We typically spend the first 15 minutes jogging slowly, followed by some strides and/or drills.
We run the group workouts by time rather than distance since we have a wide variety of paces, everyone runs for the same amount of time, and gets the same amount of recovery (usually 3 minutes between each repeat).
Here are some resources that explain and demonstrate these concepts:
Remember to bring lights to carry/wear, if you have them.