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The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

Ladies of the Evening is a group of Omaha Running Club women who share a common interest in running and walking.  During their monthly gatherings of 15-30 women, they share running tips, set training goals, review regimens and build friendships.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. at a designated member’s home where they walk or run for 30-40 minutes, then meet back at the house to share a potluck dinner. Learn More

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

Ladies of the Evening is a group of Omaha Running Club women who share a common interest in running and walking.  During their monthly gatherings of 15-30 women, they share running tips, set training goals, review regimens and build friendships.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. at a designated member’s home where they walk or run for 30-40 minutes, then meet back at the house to share a potluck dinner. Learn More

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

The ORC Distance Clinic, which will again be led by Hilary Catron, will return this year beginning on April 12 at Peak Performance on Cass St.  The Clinic will focus on the Heartland Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K or Relay event.  Hilary has done an outstanding job keeping the Clinic going the past couple years despite the impact of the pandemic.  We are taking steps to rejuvenate the program this year to provide an excellent training experience for participants.  Clinic sessions will be on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and will continue into August. The first three Wednesday sessions each month, beginning at 6:00 p.m., will include a speaker who will discuss a marathon/half marathon related topic, followed by an optional group run.  The fourth Wednesday will be a mix-up run of various distances at various locations to become familiar with different trails in Omaha.

The speaker portion of each session lasts about 45 minutes and is then followed by a run.  Speakers recognized as experts in their fields will cover topics to include:  Nutrition; PT-injury prevention and care; Strength training for runners; Yoga for runners; CORE; Q&A with local running experts; massage therapy; and sports psychology.  The Wednesday runs start about 7:00 p.m. with distances varying between 5 and 10 miles. The Sunday session is a long run, under the coordination of ORC Board member Marty Ertz, initially beginning at Chalco at 8:00 a.m. Distances will vary between 4 and 20 miles. As the clinic progresses, Sunday session meeting times and locations will vary.  Pam Car, ORC Board member and an RRCA certified running coach, will provide specific training and feedback.  An End of Season Banquet sponsored by ORC is also planned to share and celebrate the running season.  The Clinic is free to ORC members but will require non-members to join the ORC ($20 Young Professional or $25 Individual membership).  You will be getting a lot of training, encouragement and fellowship for your money.

Ladies of the Evening is a group of Omaha Running Club women who share a common interest in running and walking.  During their monthly gatherings of 15-30 women, they share running tips, set training goals, review regimens and build friendships.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. at a designated member’s home where they walk or run for 30-40 minutes, then meet back at the house to share a potluck dinner. Learn More

10K – A picturesque route on the paved trail around the Lake. It will test a runner’s mettle with its many turns and occasional hills.

2 Mile – A moderately hilly out-and-back course across the dam.

KIDS’ 1K – A relatively flat route along the trail for kids 12 & under.

NOTE:  race day registration is $40, so sign up early.

Peak 2 Peak 10 Mile Run is an out-and-back run starting and finishing on the Keystone Trail near Peak Performance at 78th and Cass Street in Omaha. The course provides water stops along the route with energy gel provided for all runners at the third water stop.

The 10 mile race will start at 7:30 am sharp and is open to runners of all abilities who can finish in three hours.

Entry fee includes a finisher medal, race shirt and post race refreshments!

*Shirt not guaranteed after 8/25.

Packet pickup will be race morning only from 6:30am-7:15am at Peak Performance on 78th & Cass.

Ladies of the Evening is a group of Omaha Running Club women who share a common interest in running and walking.  During their monthly gatherings of 15-30 women, they share running tips, set training goals, review regimens and build friendships.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. at a designated member’s home where they walk or run for 30-40 minutes, then meet back at the house to share a potluck dinner. Learn More

Ladies of the Evening is a group of Omaha Running Club women who share a common interest in running and walking.  During their monthly gatherings of 15-30 women, they share running tips, set training goals, review regimens and build friendships.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. at a designated member’s home where they walk or run for 30-40 minutes, then meet back at the house to share a potluck dinner. Learn More

Come run a personal best like your life depends on it, along the moonlit trails of Standing Bear Lake. See your breath hit the air as your pulse quickens and your heart pounds in fear of all things that go bump in the night!!

Entry fee includes registration for The Bones Run, a fabulous t-shirt, glow necklaces and an invitation to the after-party.

Shirt not guaranteed after October 19.

The after-party will start at 7:45 pm sharp, with appetizers and a refreshment coupon provided to each participant.

The awards ceremony with begin at 8:30 pm. Awards will be given to the Overall Male and Female along with age group awards.

The Bones Run 5K is a night-time themed run hosted by the Omaha Running Club at Standing Bear Lake near the boat ramp on 138th & Fort. It is our goal to provide a safe, fun and possibly scary event for the community. The course will be an out and back “dark” course, with a water stop along the course. We do encourage headlights for the run, and costumes are encouraged. The minimum age for this run will be 18 years old. No pets on the race course.

We will cap this event at 250 participants, so sign up today. You won’t want to miss an evening … on the dark side …

Packet Pick-up & Late Registration are race day only from 5:30 pm-6:45 pm at Standing Bear Lake near the boat ramp on 138th & Fort.