It’s been almost three years since the Cullen Track at Memorial opened to the public. Since then, it’s become one of the city’s most popular places to train, especially on weekday mornings and evenings when tons of runners share the track. With so many people using the track at once,
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Houston Running June 6 – 7 Weekend Recap: Lemonade Dash Opens Summer Series
This recap is powered by BKV Energy. The first weekend of June brought a lighter race calendar, but runners still had two opportunities to lace up their shoes and race. From the opening event of the Houston Summer Series to a family-focused fundraiser supporting NICU families, the June 6-7 weekend showcased
Five Reasons We Love Running in Houston
Global Running Day is a celebration of the sport that brings millions of people together around the world. It’s a day to recognize the joy and community that running creates. While every city has its own running culture, Houston offers something special. There are countless reasons runners proudly call Houston
All the June Races You Should be Running in Houston
As the Houston summer heat starts to settle in, the local racing calendar begins to thin out. June may not be packed wall-to-wall with races like the spring months, but there are still plenty of events for runners looking to stay motivated through the hotter mornings ahead. Kicking things off
Houston Running May 23- 25 Weekend Recap: A Special Memorial Day Recap
This recap is powered by BKV Energy. Memorial Day weekend in Houston running had all the ingredients for a washout. Early Saturday morning storms and dark skies had runners refreshing weather apps (or huddling under a tent if you were already out at Track 40) and debating whether race day
Regina Massingill: The Road from the Alamo to the Capitol and Beyond
Regina Massingill’s running career doesn’t follow a straight line, and the resume reflects that range. Alongside a growing list of race results, she has also recorded 16 additional fastest known times across a variety of routes, efforts that highlight endurance. That broader body of work came into sharper focus this
Leah Egwuatu’s Life in Motion: Family, Faith and Running
Between early mornings, school drop offs, and long days, Leah Egwuatu has made running a part of her routine. As a mother of five and an entrepreneur, she has learned how to fit it in, not wait for the perfect time. Her running journey started with a moment of inspiration.
5 Types of People You’ll Meet at Every Run Club
Houston has more than 100 run clubs spread across the city, bringing together runners of all paces and backgrounds. Almost every night, you can find groups meeting at breweries, coffee shops, parks, and running stores for a great workout and some post-run social time. If you’ve spent more than a
Laps, Loops & Ice Cream: March 21–22 in Houston Running
Ice cream races and trail blazing took place this weekend all over the region. Many runners headed west to take on the Blue Bell Fun Run and the San Felipe Shootout. Here is your weekly race recap for March 21 – 22. The Blue Bell Fun Run delivered hilly miles
The Most Scenic Spring Races in Houston
Houston may not have mountains, but spring is one of the best times of year to try out different races all over the Houston area. Wildflowers bloom, temperatures are still manageable, and many races take runners through parks, tree-lined neighborhoods, and unique landmarks. These spring races take runners across some