Cambridge Running Club |

Welcome to CRC

We are an active, social running club located in Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA). Our members are diverse in background and ability – from those who ran competitively in college to those who picked up the sport last year – but are unified in their love for the sport and their desire to reach personal running goals. To this end, the club provides two regularly scheduled runs per week: a mid-week coached track workout, and a weekend member-hosted long run. Equally important, we arrange regular social events, including more casual weekend runs, trips to races both near and far away, as well as parties and other social gatherings. Almost every workout or run is followed by a meal or...

Boston Supported Long Runs!

This winter, the snow keeps coming, and so do the long runs! The supported 20-mile long runs for the Boston Marathon begin in February, with April right around the corner. But it’s not just for the Boston runners; this winter/spring, CRC will also have runners at the Tokyo and LA marathons!

Weekend of Racing!

With weather in the 70s, CRC was out in force! CRC had a strong showing at the Amherst 10 Miler Sunday, kicking off the 2017 USATF New England Grand Prix Series. Despite hills and mud, CRC managed some very impressive times and a few PRs, and some impressive post-race eats! Read the race report here. Other CRC-ers raced at the Hyannis Half and Full. The next race in the 2017 series is the New Bedford Half Marathon on March...

Coach

Scott Cody is the head coach of the Cambridge Running Club. In addition to coaching CRC, Scott has coached track and cross country at Cambridge Rindge and Latin since 1996.

Club History

In 1983, the Cambridge Running Club (CRC) was created when five Fitcorp Health club members realized that they were all running in downtown Boston at similar times of day, and decided to form a running club.

How to Join

At this time membership in the Cambridge Running Club is closed. We limit our membership numbers in order to maintain a friendly and highly-personable environment. A smaller running club allows our members to work one-on-one with our coach, to host long runs from each other’s houses, and to workout on the track as one team.