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Atlanta Track Club
About:
Founded in 1964, the Atlanta Track Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting health and fitness, through programs of amateur road racing, cross-country, and track & field, in the spirit of fun and competition. The ATC holds several low-key events throughout the year, but also puts on the famous Peachtree Road Race and the Atlanta Marathon and Half Marathon.
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Contact Information:
The Atlanta Track Club
201 Armour Dr.
Atlanta., GA 30324
(404) 231-9064
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Sirius Athletics
About:
Our mission is to empower, encourage, and equip Athens-area youth through excellent coaching in a fun encouraging environment. And our vision is to Build a club where generations of athletes find joy in track and field while building relationships that bridge social and economic divides.
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Atlanta Singles Running Organization
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ASRO was formed to support and encourage the running habit, and to provide a safe, healthy place for singles to make friends of both genders. ASRO is open to single runners of all ages and abilities (and lack of ability), including walkers. ASRO has club runs every week at various locations and of varying distances.
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Contact Information:
Alan Stewart
902 Boulevard SE
Atlanta, GA 30312
404-675-3824
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Atlanta Southside Runners
About:
Atlanta Southside Runners is a running community in Henry County who are focused on helping people maintain a healthy lifestyle by participating in our weekly runs. The ASR running group is a place where runners can connect and share information on weekend long runs, local races, and get advice from other runners.
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Black Girls RUN!
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Black girls run? Of course we do. In 2009, Toni Carey and Ashley Hicks created Black Girls RUN! in an effort to tackle the growing obesity epidemic in the African-American community and provide encouragement and resources to both new and veteran runners. The mission of Black Girls RUN! is to encourage African-American women to make fitness and healthy living a priority. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 80% of African-American women are overweight. BGR! wants to create a movement to lower that percentage and subsequently, lower the number of women with chronic diseases associated with an unhealthy diet and sedentary lifestyle.
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Fleet Feet Atlanta
About:
The Fleet Feet Atlanta Running Club is a local running club designed by and for the running community. Since 1994, Fleet Feet Atlanta has been serving metro Atlanta's running community with Paul Brenneman as the owner. We look forward to meeting and working with you.
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Contact Information:
(404) 255-3338
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Atlanta Muslim Running Club
About:
This is a fun running group that meets every Sunday for group run.We have beginners all the way to advance runners. Our mission is to promote healthier lifestyles, inspiration and motivation to the Atlanta community by running.
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RunBabyRun ATL
About:
RunBabyRun ATL, a new running meetup group in Atlanta
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Atlanta Marathon Club
About:
The goal of the Atlanta Marathon Club is to help train and prepare those who want to run a 26 mile 385 yard race and to celebrate those who have. We conduct “Spring Training” from January through March to target half marathons. From July through November we conduct “Fall Training” and target the fall marathons. Both sessions are targeted towards the intermediate level runner and are not intended for beginners.
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East Lake Park Club
About:
This free club is run by volunteers for youth 5 y/o and up. We meet Sundays in East Lake Park (2617 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30317) at 5PM-7PM. Our purpose is to promote a healthy and active lifestyle to area youth through a running-based program, empowering children with the knowledge they need to make smart lifestyle choices.
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Back on My Feet
About:
Back on My Feet is a nonprofit organization that uses running as a means to promote self-sufficiency among people experiencing homelessness. Our groups run Mon, Wed and Fri mornings at three downtown Atlanta homeless shelters – the Gateway Center, Salvation Army and Trinity House. We seek volunteers from the community who love to run and are interested in running for a cause – to empower individuals seeking a second chance, looking to improve their lives and circumstances. We seek to not only create healthy habits among a struggling population; we also seek to challenge perceptions of homelessness and break down the barriers that exist between the housed and the homeless. For more information please visit atlanta.backonmyfeet.org.
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WINOT Run
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WINOT Run is a community geared toward fitness for the female runner and walker who love wine! Form groups, enter events, earn points, and get rewarded just for being healthy and involved! Run first. Wine later. We meet at various wine bars and cafes around town. The location changes every month. Our most common meetup spots are: Dunwoody, Brookhaven/Buckhead, Decatur, VA-HI/Poncey-HI, Inman Park/O4W
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Augusta Striders
About:
The Augusta Striders Runnning Club promotes local running through weekly runs, socials, low key races and is the host for Augusta's longest running 10K - Broad Street Ramble. Come Join Us! Augusta, Evans, Martinez, N. Augusta, Aiken, Appling and the entire CSRA
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Chattahoochee Road Runners
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Chattahoochee Road Runners host a variety of social functions, including weekly runs, monthly runs, quarterly dinners, annual trips to various races in the Southeast, and an annual awards banquet. Grab a refreshing beverage and take a look. The club currently has 390 members. The club holds the Chattahoochee Road Runners' 10K and New Year's Eve Race.
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Contact Information:
Chattahoochee Road Runners
P.O. Box 724745
Atlanta, GA 31139
(770) 427-4471
admin@crrclub.com
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Columbus Roadrunners
About:
The Columbus Roadrunners is a non-profit, volunteer organization founded to promote the fun of road and track running and physical fitness throughout Columbus and the surrounding areas. The club currently has over 100 members. The club holds several races throughout the year.
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Contact Information:
Columbus Roadrunners
PO Box 9734
Columbus, GA 31908
General infor: 706-596-9308
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Carpet Capital Running Club
About: The Dalton Track Club was formed in 1982. The name was soon changed to the Carpet Capital Running Club (CCRC) and the club grew to include recreational as well as competitive runners. The club organizes several running events as well as events to support the community. Currently the club has 93 single and family memberships. This includes 40 family spouse members to bring the clubs total adult membership to 133.
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Contact Information:
Carpet Capital Running Club
P.O. Box 2446
Dalton, GA 30722-2446
Woody Cornwell 706-259-1260.
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Christian Runners Club
About:
• When? Saturday mornings.
• Who? ANYONE IS WELCOME!
• Where? Dates, Times an locations for our runs are posted here on ChristianRunners.org
• Why? It's an opportunity to meet, train and fellowship with other runners in the area, make new friends and enjoy a great run along the way.
• Paces and Distances vary. We have all types of runners available. With as many as 40-50 runners at our group runs, you'll certainly enjoy running with someone that fits your pace and distance.
• We're serious and not so serious runners. Find out why ChristianRunners is one of the fastest growing running organizations in the country.
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Contact Information:
Christian Runners
678-446-9888
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About: The Cornerstone Track and Athletic Club of Georgia is committed to providing youths ages 11 and older, in Newton, Rockdale and surrounding counties, with opportunities to strive towards and achieve their maximum potential in their academics, athletic abilities, and character.
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Contact Information:
Cornerstone Track & Athletic Club of Georgia
cornerstonetrackclub@yahoo.com
Cartersville, GA
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About: The Dekalb County Express Track Club, Inc. (D.C. Express) was founded in 1984 in Decatur, GA. D.C. Express is a 20-year old nonprofit community based youth track & field development/competitive program.
D.C. Express has participated in various track and field meets in different parts of the United States. D.C. Express members have attracted attention as winners, record breakers, student athletes and as being well disciplined athletes. The excellent performances have not only created a fine reputation for D.C. Express, but have resulted in scholarships for D.C Express athletes to some of the finest colleges and universities in the United States.
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Contact Information:
D.C. Express Track Club Inc
P.O. Box 360435
Decatur, Georgia 30036
770-507-4361
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Douglas County Rogue Runners
About:
Founded in 2003 and have a membership of about 40 with a wide range of ages and abilities. We host 3 races annually, Halloween Moonlight Run 5K, Blake Gammill 5K, and SweetH20 50K & Half Marathon. Our goal is to make Douglas County the healthiest county in Ga through running. We meet Tues and Thurs evenings and Sat mornings for group runs, some roads but tend to like trails best. We have beautiful Sweetwater State Park here and run there often. Go to www.dcrr.org for club details and the run calendar with directions.
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Contact Information:
Douglas County Rogue Runners
www.dcrr.org
PO Box 1846
Douglasville, GA 30133
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Forsyth Area Striders Team
About:
F.A.S.T. (Forsyth Area Striders Team)
Promoting fitness and health of all ages in walking & running, through fellowship in a safe family environment, serving Forsyth County and surrounding areas
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Lanier Running Club
About:
This club was formed in 1985, and currently has 50 adult members, plus their kids. The club runners rank anywhere from sub-elite thru recreational. The club puts on several events a year.
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Contact Information:
Lanier Running Club
P.O. Box 13
Gainesville, GA 30503
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Golden Isles Track Club
About:
The Golden Isles Track Club is located on St. Simons Island and is a local non-profit organization created to promote fun in fitness. Dedicated to the idea that exercise can be fun for young and old alike, walkers, joggers and runners all comprise GITC's membership and take part in not only exercise oriented activities, but also community endeavors as well. Focusing on running, walking and jogging. The club sponsors several events throughout the year.
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Contact Information:
PO Box 20651
St. Simons Island, GA 31522
912-635-3025.
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Gotta Run Kids
About:
Gotta Run Kids is a youth running club (3rd - 8th grade) committed to inspiring children to unlock their potential and achieve personal goals through the discipline of running. We are in our 4th year and have seen hundreds of children through our program during this period. We serve the Cumming area primarily, but there are no restrictions on who can join us. Parents are welcome to run with their kids. The competitive division of our club is called Great Strides and we compete in XC meets during the Fall.
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Gwinnett Running Club
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We are a newly formed running group in the northern Gwinnett area, and membership is currently free. We welcome walkers and runners of all abilities and styles - short or long distances, road or trail. Check out our calendar page to see the scheduled run times. While we are in progress of growing, please make sure to contact the run leader for details on the run, and so that they know that you're coming. We are also looking for a few people to help out with the club, so if you have a few minutes, please let us know.
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East Gwinnett Runners Association
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We are a newly formed running and walking group in the East Gwinnett area. We are open to runners, joggers, and walkers lf all abilities. We will have 2 group runs a week (unless racing) and will be participating in 5k, 10k, and half marathons. So if your looking to get off the couch and run your first 5k or looking to train for your next marathon we would be excited to have you join us. Membership is currently free.
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Metro Area Running Club
About:
MARC: Metro Area Running Club - is an Atlanta based non-profit organization dedicated to creating a fun and supportive environment for runners. We are a running club that loves people who love running. We believe a few miles with good friends is a recipe for a great time. We can help you with your goals and our experienced members are ready to guide you in a friendly, supportive environment. We provide supported weekly runs, experienced pace leaders and members, education opportunities and training among other benefits.
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Macon Tracks Running Club
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The Macon Tracks Running Club is a forum for runners and walkers of all ability levels to meet, exchange ideas, and to celebrate fitness and the love of our sport. The club sponsors many activities and running events throughout the year. The crown jewel of the club is the annual Macon Labor Day 5K and 10K.
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Contact Information:
Macon Tracks Running Club
P.O. Box 26455
Macon, GA 31221
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Minority Women Marathons Alliance (MWMA)
About:
The Minority Women Marathoners Alliance (MWMA) is a member-based organization and elite global champion of the half-marathon and marathoners?. We are the only running club in the world solely dedicated to training, empowering and inspiring middle-aged minority women to reach an optimal level of health and fitness through marathon running. running
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Contact Information:
Bridge Gregoire
Sonja Collins
PO Box 271
Douglasville GA 30133
770-547-8494
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Oakhurst Running Club
About:
Started by Charles Cope at One Step at a Time in the Oakhurst neighborhood of Decatur, GA, the Oakhurst Running Club has been running since 2001. We meet on Wednesday nights for a 5 mile run, check our website for seasonally adjusted times. We run for 3.1 miles on Saturday mornings. We welcome runners of all abilities. Come out and run with us.
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Peachtree City Running Club
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The Peachtree City Running Club is dedicated to promoting running in the community. We welcome walkers and runners of all abilities. The Club's main event is the Peachtree City Classic 15K and 5K road race. Held every October, this race has over 3,000 entrants and is truly worthy of its "Classic" title.
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Contact Information:
Peachtree City Running Club, Inc.
P.O. Box 2377
Peachtree City, GA 30269
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Racemates Running Club
About:
Founded in 2010, Racemates Running Club core belief is in the ability of exercise and competition to empower individuals and improve quality of life. Racemates has a number of weekly runs and all levels are welcome!
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Contact Information:
5285 Green Hill Place
Atlanta, GA 30342
Cawood@racemates.com
843-813-3825
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Rome Runners Club
About:
Incorporated in 1987 as the Rome Runners Association, the Rome Runners Club is a non-profit, member-managed club that rose from the ashes of the Seven Hills Running Club that folded in the early 1980s. The main purpose of the club is to promote health and fitness among club members and the local community through running.
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Contact Information:
Rome Runners Club
P.O. Box 5663
Rome, GA 30162
706-295-1109
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Roswell Runners Club
About:
The Roswell Runners Club holds weekly runs and helps put on the Historic Roswell 5K.
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Contact Information:
Roswell Runners Club
P.O. Box 1991
Roswell Georgia 30077
770-451-5500 Ext 103
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Run Smyrna
About:
Runners meeting up for a Monday night run to start the week off right. Meet at 6:30 at the Smyrna Market Village fountain. Very casual group run. Focus is to get out of the house, have a good time and meet some of our Smyrna neighbors! We look forward to seeing you.
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Spikes Running Club
About:
Spikes Running Club. 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, meet at Spikes Running Company. All are welcome. Contact Beth at 770-645-1115 or beth@spikesrunning.com. Don’t let our name intimidate you; runners of all levels are welcome. Whether you’re looking to whittle down your splits, tackle your first 5K or chat it up about the latest issue of Runner’s World this is your home.
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Contact Information:
Spikes Running Club
Spikes Running Company
11060 Alpharetta Highway #168
Roswell, Georgia 30076
770.645.1115
770.645.1118 fax
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Robin Pacers Running Club
About:
The Robins Pacers Running Club is located in Warner Robins and was formed in 1987. The objective of the club is to promote health and fitness among club members and the local community. The club seeks to accomplish this through periodic events such as fun runs, races, socials, and monthly meetings. The underlying theme of all the activities is to have fun and make physical fitness enjoyable for everyone. The Club holds the Museum of Aviation Marathon, Half-Marathon/5K.
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Contact Information:
Robins Pacers
P.O. Box 6734
Warner Robins GA 31095-6734
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Savannah Strider Track Club
About:
The Savannah Strider Track Club holds the Tybee Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K every February. The club also puts on several races throughout the year.
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Contact Information:
Savannah Striders Track Club, Inc.
P. O. Box 15785
Savannah, GA 31416
912-921-4786
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Spirit Youth Track Club
About:
Serving Roswell, Alpharetta, & Johns Creek. We have over 200 kids on our roster. We run Track in the spring and Cross Country in the Fall. We are affiliated with the Alpharetta Family YMCA.
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Contact Information:
678-523-6733
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South DeKalb Striders Running Club
About:
The Striders became a certified running club in March 1990 with 12 charter members. The Striders biggest event is the annual 5K For Hope Road Race held the fourth Saturday of August. The proceeds from this road race are used to benefit Our House, a child care facility for homeless children. The Striders host a fellowship run in South DeKalb with the South Fulton Running Partners in the spring of each year and are invited by the Running Partners to a South Fulton location in the fall.
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South Fulton Running Partners
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The South Fulton Running Partners is the oldest Black recreational running club in the US. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, and organized in 1979, the Partners have made a core element of their mission: fitness, fellowship, and fun. The South Fulton Running Partners hold the Sickle Cell Road Race each year
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Contact Information:
South Fulton Running Partners
PO Box 110009
Atlanta, GA 30311-0009
404-755-9528, or 770-996-2512.
sfrp@sfrpatlantaga.org
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Statesboro Pacers
About:
Based in Statesboro, the Pacers meet every Saturday at Georgia Southern University's Hanner Fieldhouse. The club helps put on the Hoofin' for Habitat 5K.
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Contact Information:
912-681-5957 (w) or
912-852-9431 (h)
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Totally Running
About:
The Totally Running - Towne Lake meet Tuesday & Thursday at 8:30 a.m. and Saturday at 8 a.m. Meet at store on Towne Lake Pkwy.
The Totally Running - Cumming meet Tuesday 7pm at the store and Thursday 7pm at Fowler Park for track practice. They also meet Saturday at 8 am at Big Green Greenway. All faces, paces, and distances are welcome in both locations.
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Contact Information:
Desta Long
405 Peachtree Parkway, Suite 105
Cumming, GA 30041
612-695-3169
678-341-8032
destabrian@longspage.com
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Dewar Elementary Running Club
About:
Dewar Elementary's Running Club has been in existence for years. The goal of our running club is help spark an interest in running among elementary aged children. Hopefully, it will become a life-long activity for our students. The club meets once a week at school. We have an average of 60 students who participate each week. For students who wish to further develop their running skills, we meet 4 additional times a week outside of school. During those sessions, we work on trail running, speed, and distance. Members are encouraged to participate in local 5-k races throughout the year. As a culminating activity, we hold our own 5-k race at the end of the school year.
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Gina Arnold, Ed.S.
Third Grade
Dewar Elementary
3539 Mt. Zion Church Rd.
Valdosta, Ga. 31605
garnold@lowndes.k12.ga.us
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Charity Benevolent Fund Track Club
About:
Charity Charity Benevolent Fund Track Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting fitness, health, and wellness throug 5k runs to raise awareness of diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure,and stroke. Along with our social drives to provide basic needs to the community, to educate homeowners on preventing foreclosure, and to end poverty both in Atlanta and Metro Atlanta and in Macon, and Middle Georgia.
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Life Time Run - Atlanta
About:
We are the official running company inside of Life Time - The Healthy Way of Life company. The Life Time Run mission is to provide the best in class people, programs and places to runners across the county. Our offerings are intended to serve every age and ability, every speed and style. So whether you're interested in running your first 5k, or you're a seasoned marathoner, Life Time Run has the people & programs to help you reach your personal running goals.
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West Georgia Track Club
About:
The West Georgia Track Club (WGTC) is a group of people passionate about building a community through fitness. We are dedicated to motivating and engaging runners of all ages and abilities within the greater West Georgia area. WGTC is a non-profit group incorporated into the laws of the state of Georgia and is based in Carrollton, Georgia. We are teachers, nurses, students, parents and kids, all passionate about fitness and are all passionate about building and strengthening relationships within the community.
Group runs are for all abilities of joggers and runners. A weekday run will occur every Thursday evening at 6 p.m. at the University of West Georgia track. Well lit parking is available in front of the track. A weekend group run will be held every Saturday morning at 7:30 a.m. at the Hobbs Farm Greenbelt traihead off of Rome St. Runs are held rain or shine, unless it is a holiday. Distance and pace vary on attendee interest. Jogging stroller families are welcome.
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Jonathan Burke
Director of Operations
West Georgia Track Club
772-370-4652
email
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West Midtown Run Club
About:
Group Runs: Wednesdays 6:30pm at lululemon athletica on Howell Mill Road in Atlanta GA
Co-Ed all levels welcome to attend
Routes are usually 3 miles
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Brantley County Track and Cycle Club
About:
Founded in 2014. We strive to offer a Christian based, competitive, family atmosphere of running and cyclist enthusiast. One race day we compete, but during the week we strive to assist each other in being better athletes. We are a small club that is growing every day. We realize everyone’s abilities are different and we all have our individual strengths and weaknesses. We try to build each other up and help where we can.
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G4G Going 4 Gold Track and Field Club
About:
Club in the Buford, Suwanee, Duluth areas. Our club name is G4G Going 4 Gold Track and Field Club. Our mission is to provide each of our athletes with the knowledge, focus and understanding of how to achieve their goals in life and on the track. Through professional training methods, experienced coaches and the support of our parents we can achieve these goals.
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