Where and when?
Boston Hynes Convention Center in the Hynes Auditorium & Hall C
Saturday January 27th, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday January 28th, 2024, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Will there be food carts/stations?
Yes, there will be a café in each hall to purchase a variety of food and beverages.
Will I need ID?
You will not need to provide an ID to attend the show, just your ticket!
Can I speak at the event?
We would love to hear from you, please contact [email protected]
Can I bring a backpack into the show?
Yes, the venue has security scanners so you may be asked to have your bag searched at the entrance. The venue does not offer a cloakroom for coats or bags.
I am an exhibitor and have some questions?
We will release the Exhibitor Manual closer to the time of the show which contains everything you need to know about Exhibiting at our show. If you need to speak to someone please email [email protected] and he will be happy to help.
How do I book a stand/find out about exhibiting?
You can speak directly to our Event Director Craig Hanratty who would be happy to discuss opportunities to get involved in the Show – he can be reached at craig.hanratty@raccoonmediagroup.com.
Do you have an agenda?
Yes, you can see our agenda here, specific timings of the event will be released in the weeks leading up to the show.
Do you have a Show Guide?
Yes, our Show Guide is digital and will be available from the homepage of our website in the days leading up to the show.
Do I need to register or pay to see a speaker?
No, all speaker talks and panels are free-to-attend and are first come, first served.
Competition T&Cs
We run frequent competitions across our social media platforms and events. For full terms and conditions click here: Facebook and Instagram Competition Terms and Conditions
My question isn’t here, I just want to speak to someone.
If you still have a question, please email us on [email protected]
When will I get my ticket?
Tickets will be sent out a week before the event, bring your ticket along to the Show either printed or on your mobile.
Which days are my tickets valid for?
All tickets are valid for both days of the weekend, so you can attend the show on either/both days!
Can I buy a VIP ticket?
We have made a decision as a brand not to charge for these tickets, but if you follow us on social media then you might be able to win one for free!
Can I bring children with me?
Any adult can bring a child under 16 without charge, you can book this ticket when you book your own ticket through See Tickets.
How do I get to the Hynes Convention Center and what facilities are available?
How do I book parking for my visit?
Please see our Parking page.
Where can I stay?
Check back soon for more information.
Where is the show in the Hynes?
The Show will take place on Level 2 – you can access the Hynes from Prudential Mall or Boylston Street.
Can I bring my pet?
Only support animals are allowed inside the Hall.
Whilst you spend your day with us, you can visit the Road and Marathon Stage or The Trail and Ultra Stage. Feel motivated by a running legend or receive practical advice and top tips to improve your performance. There are features for everyone - so get involved...
Gait Analysis Zone
Sponsored by Aetrex, Inc.
The Events Village
Sponsored by RaceRaves
The Run Clinic
Sponsored by ChiRunning
Kids Get Active Zone
Sponsored by My Gym
Strength & Conditioning
The Run Café
Sponsored by Boston.com
Treadmill Tryouts
Sponsored by Matrix Fitness
The Row House
Road & Marathon Stage
Trail and Ultra Stage
The Treatment Room
Sponsored by Mass General Brigham
B.A.A. Hall of Fame
Sponsored by Boston Athletic Association
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Make sure to swing by the Darn Tough booth for all your socks needs for the upcoming winter and to spin the wheel for your chance to win a free pair of socks, a Darn Tough hat, and other great prizes. I thought I had better spinning wheel photos then I do. Attached is what I have if you think you could work with them.
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Hyperice will be hosting an array of exclusive show offers accross the weekend. Enjoy discounts on ranges such as Dynamic Compression, Percussion, Venom, Hyperice X and more.
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Join us in the Treatment Room!
At the National Running Center our physical therapists will conduct a 2-hour comprehensive gait evaluation that is covered by most insurances. Our staff are licensed DPTs and have specialized training in evaluating and treating runners of all ages and abilities.
We can also provide a detailed biomechanical analysis using an instrumented treadmill, which provides additional detail to inform an individualized gait retraining program. This is offered for a small one-time fee.
Our services include use of procedures to accelerate healing from tendon, joint or bone injuries. We offer extracorporeal shockwave and other forms of regenerative medicine techniques, including platelet rich plasma.
The running program is evidence-based and informed by research discoveries. In addition to receiving optimal care of a running related injury, injured runners may also have opportunities to participate in research that transforms their care and the care of future injured runners.
About the National Running Center
The National Running Center, located at Spaulding Hospital, and part of Mass General Brigham Sports Medicine, is one of the premier centers in the United States devoted exclusively to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of running injuries in runners of all ages and abilities. Based on the campus of Spaulding Hospital Cambridge and affiliated with Harvard Medical School, the Running Center provides evidence-based clinical care developed informed by overall body of running research.
The scientists at the Center implement motion capture technology, real-time feedback devices and gait retraining expertise to assess and treat each individual client. The SNRC is a national and international training site for post-doctoral and doctoral students, medical residents and fellows, and scientists from many disciplines.
The mission of the National Running Center is to expand the current understanding of running related, musculoskeletal injuries with a focus on treatment and prevention, and to use this understanding to provide our patients with the most effective evidence-based care. Whether you run for fun or have a competitive spirit, our goal is to keep you running!
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Aetrex, Inc. is widely recognized as the global leader in foot scanning technology, orthotics, and comfort footwear. Aetrex has developed state-of-the-art foot scanning devices designed to accurately measure feet and determine foot type and pressure points. Since 2002, Aetrex has placed over 10,000 scanners worldwide and performed over 40M scans.
Gait analysis can be a powerful way to determine if you have any bad habits that are causing extra strain on your body. It can also be useful for determining what sort of shoes you need to get to correct any poor foot posture
Bring your kids to the Kids Get Active Zone for a whole lot of fun! They can get involved with a mini obstacle course with hula hoops, a balance beam, hopscotch, and more. It's free and it's one not to miss!
My Gym Boston offers kids birthday parties, Mommy and Me, gymnastics camps and other fantastic fun filled programs for ages 6 weeks – 10 years.
We are the experts in children’s fitness.
My Gym has developed an extraordinary program and facility devised to help children 6 weeks thru 13 years of age develop physically, cognitively and emotionally. We have over 200 locations in more than 25 countries offering structured, age-appropriate, weekly classes that incorporate music, dance, relays, games, special rides, gymnastics, sports and more. Children have loads of fun as they gain strength, balance, coordination, agility and flexibility while developing social skills, confidence and self-esteem. Our state-of-the-art facility, extensively trained staff, award-winning class programs, and excellent student/teacher ratio have earned My Gym the reputation as the best early learning program of its kind.
We keep children healthy by making fitness fun!
The Strength & Conditioning zone will host a variety of fitness sessions throughout the weekend.
Improve your running ability with Michael Silva
1. Runners' Hips - Keys to success: Improve running performance and resist injury by learning the key strengthening exercises every runner needs to incorporate. Weak and immobile hips not only make running harder, but can lead to back, hip, and knee pain. Come find out what you need to do to open up and supercharge your hips. Learn strategies you can immediately put to use.
2. Feet - The Foundation for Running: Weak & stiff feet and ankles lead to so many ailments and can impede running performance. Most of us just throw our feet into a sneaker and hope for the best. Join us to learn how and why you need to show some love to your paws. Learn strategies you can immediately put to use.
Yoga with Adina Crawford
Adina (DEANIETHEYOGINI) will help you to quiet your mind and evolve your breathing through yoga and stretching. If you’re a runner, you’ll know the importance of regulating your breath and stretching your muscles – so join in and take home some new techniques!
ChiRunning with Danny Dreyer
In this practical session, Danny Dreyer will educate visitors on 5 things every runner should do before their next big event, from technique to breathing to training.
Saturday | |
10:30 - 11:00am | Michael Silva - Runners' Hips |
11:15 - 11:45am | Adina Crawford - Yoga with deanietheyogini |
12:00 - 12:30pm | Michael Silva - Runners' Feet |
12:45 - 1:30pm | ChiRunning - 5 things every runner should do before their next big event |
1:45 - 2:15pm | Michael Silva - Runners' Feet |
2:30 - 3:00pm | Adina Crawford - Yoga with deanietheyogini |
3:15 - 3.45pm | Michael Silva - Runners' Hips |
Sunday | |
11:15 - 11:45am | Michael Silva - Runners' Hips |
12:00 - 12:30pm | Adina Crawford - Yoga with deanietheyogini |
12:00 - 12:30pm | Michael Silva - Runners' Feet |
12:45 - 1:30pm | ChiRunning - 5 things every runner should do before their next big event |
1:45 - 2:15pm | Adina Crawford - Yoga with deanietheyogini |
2:30 - 3:00pm | Michael Silva - Runners' Hips |
Sponsored by
New to ChiRunning, join us for a Run Show Clinic. Learn the basic components of the Chi Running technique. ChiRunning is designed to improve your running performance while reducing your chance of injury and increasing your energy efficiency. The result is confidence, speed, and distance with less effort. The Run Show USA has partnered with ChiRunning to host various clinics and workshops to take place at the ChiRunning area within the expo. Each will cover components of ChiRunning to help you move across every finish line.
Our New England team of Certified ChiRunning Instructors will guide you through exercises and drills designed to leave you with a clear sense of what the ChiRunning technique feels like in your body.
The ChiRunning and ChiWalking technique has helped thousands improve their form while reducing/preventing injury and increase energy efficiency. Experience mindful and effortless movement that is easier and more enjoyable while decreasing recovery time. Runners & walkers of all ages and levels have improved their efficiency and performance.
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ChiRunning Clinic
Learn the basic components of the Chi Running technique. ChiRunning is designed to improve your running performance while reducing your chance of injury and increasing your energy efficiency. The result is confidence, speed, and distance with less effort.
This 1.75-hour clinic will cover the basic components of ChiRunning to help you move across every finish line with ease.
Spots are limited so reserve yours at the show today:
2/4/23 | 9 AM – 11 AM • $59
Hosted by: Danny Dreyer
2/4/23 | 1 PM – 3 PM • $59
Hosted by: Vince Vaccaro
2/5/23 | 9 AM – 11 AM • $59
Hosted by: Danny Dreyer
2/5/23 | 1 PM – 3 PM • $59
Hosted by: Vince Vaccaro
Also Offering...
ChiRunning Tune-Up
The ChiRunning Tune-Up is perfect for ChiRunners of all abilities. Revisit form focuses of the Chi Running technique. ChiRunning is a practice designed to improve your running performance. Like all practices, at times a refresher is needed.
This 45 minute Tune-Up is designed to review the basic components of the ChiRunning technique.
Spots are limited so reserve yours today:
2/4/23 | 11;15 AM – 12 PM • $39
Hosted by: Vince Vaccaro
2/4/23 | 3:15 PM – 4 PM • $39
Hosted by: Danny Dreyer
2/5/23 | 11:15 AM – 12 PM • $39
Hosted by: Vince Vaccaro
2/5/23 | 3:15 PM – 4 PM • $39
Hosted by: Danny Dreyer
Sponsored by
Boston Athletic Association
Join the Boston Athletic Association at The Run Show to celebrate running’s past, present, and future in Boston! Visit the B.A.A. Hall of Fame booth to get inspired and view archives honoring some of Boston’s most memorable moments as part of the Gloria Ratti Collection. While there, take your picture with the Boston Marathon Champion’s Trophy and learn more about upcoming B.A.A. events and initiatives. The B.A.A. is committed to a world where all people can access and benefit from running and an active lifestyle, and offers year-round events and programs for athletes at all levels.
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Looking for inspiration to help plan your race schedule? You’ll find that and more in the Events Village sponsored by RaceRaves!
Featuring a compelling cross-section of highly-rated events, the Events Village is the perfect place to jump-start your 2024 racing season and beyond. And as the #1 online race finder & reviews community, RaceRaves is the perfect team to steer you in the right direction—with their expertise & insights into thousands of global races of all distances, they’ll help you find your next favorite race and even a hidden gem or two along the way.
Come visit in person with some of the world’s best race organizers, learn more about what makes their events special, and take advantage of offers you’ll only find at The Run Show. All in a relaxed setting of like-minded runners you won’t find anywhere else.
Stop by the Events Village to make 2024 your best racing year yet, and enter for a chance to win free race entries & gifts cards from our awesome partners!
Check out the current partners:
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The Run Café is at the centre of the show and is a great meeting point for visitors to catch up with old friends and new. Come and meet other visitors while you relax, unwind and refuel with our selection of healthy food and drinks available to buy.
Get inspired by listening to some truly impressive runners! Find out what motivates them, hear their stories and join the debate with a range of panel sessions. There’s also the opportunity to meet the speakers after they have spoken in our ‘meet and greet’ area. This is your chance to get an autograph and that all-important selfie!
Over two days, you will see a wide range of speakers and celebrities as part of an unmissable programme of live sessions. A full program details will be available in due course.
Abby Jenkins
Hellah Sidibe
John Kelly
Laura Green
Michael Johnson
Scott Jurek
Becca Pizzi
Coree Woltering
Danny Dreyer
Dave McGillivray
David Hellard
David Whelan
Denise Sauriol
Dr Emily Splichal
Dr Jason Karp
Erin Short
Hilary JM Topper
Jody Raynsford
Kelly McLay
Kelly Roberts
Melanie Mitchell
Michael Silva
ML (Matt) Cavanaugh
Molly Sheridan
Pete Kostelnick
Scott Jenkins
Speaker TBC
Tonja Buford-Bailey
Want to join the brands below and exhibit at The Boston Run Show? Become a Sponsor or Exhibitor.
Sponsor
2before Performance Nutrition
J10
Sponsor
Adidas
C21
Sponsor
Aetrex, Inc.
B9
Sponsor
Altra
D20
Sponsor
ASICS
E16
Sponsor
Bakline
F20
Sponsor
Bombas
D54
Sponsor
Boston Athletic Association
H6
Sponsor
Carbon Health
F32
The Run Clinic
ChiRunning
G20
Sponsor
Craft
E14
Sponsor
DARN TOUGH
F21
Sponsor
Feetures
E12
Sponsor
Hyperice
F10
Sponsor
Marathon Sports
B10
Sponsor
Mass General Brigham
G50
Sponsor
Matrix Fitness
E20
Sponsor
My Gym
K30
Sponsor
new balance
E10
Sponsor
Puma
D10
Sponsor
RaceRaves
E40/EV8
Sponsor
Scimitar Custom
F50
Sponsor
Skechers
Sponsor
Wahoo Fitness
H9
26.2 Foundation
G42
Sponsor
2before Performance Nutrition
J10
Active Odysseys
D36
Sponsor
Adidas
C21
Sponsor
Aetrex, Inc.
B9
Sponsor
Altra
D20
American Cancer Society
D48
Sponsor
ASICS
E16
Sponsor
Bakline
F20
Sponsor
Bombas
D54
Sponsor
Boston Athletic Association
H6
Boston Beer Company
E34
Boston Bulldogs Running Club
K38
BOSTON SKI & SPORTS CLUB
D42
Boston.com
BTC Road of Rainbows
EV4 & H52
Sponsor
Carbon Health
F32
Cardinal Cures
F42
Caterpy
G46
The Run Clinic
ChiRunning
G20
Clarence DeMar Marathon
EV1
Conscious Gear
J54
Sponsor
Craft
E14
CYBEX
H50
Sponsor
DARN TOUGH
F21
DNA Hairtools
J18
Drankful
C32
Fairlife (CORE POWER)
D50
FALKE
A31
Sponsor
Feetures
E12
Finish Strong Foundation Dave McGillivray
E52
Firefly Recovery
E38
Flavanaturals
C34
Flowstate Physiotherapy
E30
Flutie Foundation
D38
Girls on the Run Greater Boston
K48
Go Brewing
C36
GOFLUO
F41
Greater Lowell Road Runners
EV6
Heros in Transition
EV10
Hilma
C30
Hydrapak
C20
Sponsor
Hyperice
F10
I Touch Relief
J50
Independent BEMER Distributor
B30
InnSeason Resorts
D32
JAMBAR
H53
JordiLight
F30
Jumpstartrunning
A30
KT Tape
B20
LeafFilter North
E50
Levelle Nutrition
B36
LOCK LACES®
F31
Marathon Printing, Inc.
C42
Sponsor
Marathon Sports
B10
Sponsor
Mass General Brigham
G50
Sponsor
Matrix Fitness
E20
Max Performance Events
E36
Sponsor
My Gym
K30
Naboso
F14
Sponsor
new balance
E10
New Bedford Half
EV9
NewPro
K42
None to Run
D40
oDOR dROPS
F31
OOFOS
F12
Organization for Autism Research
D52
OS1st
B32
Powered Living
E32
Sponsor
Puma
D10
QUNOL
H11
Race Find
K58
Race Times Magazine
J52
Sponsor
RaceRaves
E40/EV8
Relay Active
D40
Rhode Races & Events
EV5
Row House
G29
Ruck4HITCapeCod Relay
EV10
Runners High
D30
Runur Athletics
E28
Samuel Adams
E34
Sponsor
Scimitar Custom
F50
Sponsor
Skechers
Soles4Souls
J23
Sugarloaf Mountain
F40
T-MOBILE
D46
Team Hoyt
K50
Tedy’s Team Foundation
G40
The healing rose
D34
The Run Rx
J20
Therabody
D44
Toe Bumpers
C52
U.S. Army
US Department of Veterans Affairs
K56
USWE Sports AB
G30
UYN
UYN – Unleash your nature
B2
Vinco Performance
G31
Sponsor
Wahoo Fitness
H9
Wrightsock
B22
XACT NUTRITION
D28
Youth Enrichment Services
K46
Bakline | F20 |
Caterpy | G46 |
Firefly Recovery | E38 |
GOFLUO | F41 |
KT Tape | B20 |
LOCK LACES® | F31 |
Marathon Printing, Inc. | C42 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
Puma | D10 |
Toe Bumpers | C52 |
Vinco Performance | G31 |
None to Run | D40 |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Boston Athletic Association | H6 |
Finish Strong Foundation Dave McGillivray | E52 |
Flutie Foundation | D38 |
Girls on the Run Greater Boston | K48 |
Organization for Autism Research | D52 |
Ruck4HITCapeCod Relay | EV10 |
Soles4Souls | J23 |
Team Hoyt | K50 |
Tedy's Team Foundation | G40 |
Youth Enrichment Services | K46 |
ASICS | E16 |
Bakline | F20 |
Conscious Gear | J54 |
FALKE | A31 |
GOFLUO | F41 |
Puma | D10 |
Relay Active | D40 |
Runur Athletics | E28 |
UYN | |
UYN - Unleash your nature | B2 |
Wrightsock | B22 |
Independent BEMER Distributor | B30 |
OS1st | B32 |
Firefly Recovery | E38 |
Independent BEMER Distributor | B30 |
JordiLight | F30 |
KT Tape | B20 |
Matrix Fitness | E20 |
Runners High | D30 |
Therabody | D44 |
U.S. Army |
JAMBAR | H53 |
Row House | G29 |
Carbon Health | F32 |
Jumpstartrunning | A30 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
Mass General Brigham | G50 |
My Gym | K30 |
Team Hoyt | K50 |
The Run Rx | J20 |
U.S. Army |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Boston Bulldogs Running Club | K38 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
U.S. Army |
Girls on the Run Greater Boston | K48 |
Runners High | D30 |
Boston.com | |
T-MOBILE | D46 |
2before Performance Nutrition | J10 |
Drankful | C32 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
XACT NUTRITION | D28 |
26.2 Foundation | G42 |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
RaceRaves | E40/EV8 |
ChiRunning | G20 |
Firefly Recovery | E38 |
Independent BEMER Distributor | B30 |
Jumpstartrunning | A30 |
OOFOS | F12 |
Powered Living | E32 |
The healing rose | D34 |
The Run Rx | J20 |
Therabody | D44 |
Toe Bumpers | C52 |
DNA Hairtools | J18 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
Matrix Fitness | E20 |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Boston Bulldogs Running Club | K38 |
Greater Lowell Road Runners | EV6 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
Active Odysseys | D36 |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Boston Bulldogs Running Club | K38 |
Jumpstartrunning | A30 |
The Run Rx | J20 |
U.S. Army |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Boston Bulldogs Running Club | K38 |
ChiRunning | G20 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
None to Run | D40 |
U.S. Army |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Boston Athletic Association | H6 |
Boston Bulldogs Running Club | K38 |
Clarence DeMar Marathon | EV1 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
New Bedford Half | EV9 |
Rhode Races & Events | EV5 |
Ruck4HITCapeCod Relay | EV10 |
Runners High | D30 |
Team Hoyt | K50 |
U.S. Army |
Team Hoyt | K50 |
Bakline | F20 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
Toe Bumpers | C52 |
UYN - Unleash your nature | B2 |
Wrightsock | B22 |
Firefly Recovery | E38 |
Independent BEMER Distributor | B30 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
U.S. Army |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
Aetrex, Inc. | B9 |
Altra | D20 |
ASICS | E16 |
Hilma | C30 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
OOFOS | F12 |
Puma | D10 |
Skechers | |
U.S. Army |
Active Odysseys | D36 |
Firefly Recovery | E38 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
U.S. Army |
American Cancer Society | D48 |
Marathon Sports | B10 |
WELCOME
Nathalie Davies
Portfolio Director
at Racoon Events Inc.
Craig Hanratty
Event Director
at Racoon Events Inc.
It is time! We are stoked to be opening the first edition of the Run Show USA in Boston and hope you love what we have in store for you. We are a small team with a huge ambition to represent the best that the running industry has to offer and it is an honour to bring this show to Boston. This expo is for every runner no matter how far or fast you go, it offers interactive experiences, amazing content from our line-up of inspirational speakers and well-known top brands for you to shop.
After postponing this event in 2022, we have worked hard all year to bring together brands offering new products, live action and show offers to create an epic launch in America’s city of running. The best way to navigate around the show and find the brands you want is through the Exhibitors link on this Show Guide where you can find an A to Z of all brands. Make sure you check out all the awesome brands at the event, some of which are brought to you by our Official retailer Marathon Sports.
We are incredibly proud of the speaker line up and sessions we have on our stages – we hope you feel inspired! The Marathon Track & Road Stage (sponsored by Sports Tours International) and The Trail & Ultra Stage (sponsored by Runderwear) will play host to speakers including Carl Lewis, Dean Karnazes, Sally McRae, Gary Robbins, Jacky Hunt-Broersma, Dave McGillivray and
many more. Head over to the Agenda button on the Show Guide to see who is speaking, when and where.
Don’t miss interactive features whilst you’re at the show! Join in Yoga for Runners by Deanie the Yogini and get physical in the Strength Training Sessions. Try out the FREE gait analysis by Aetrex, take the kids to the Get Active Zone by MyGym, get advice at the ChiRunning Run Clinic or find a coach at Coaches Corner sponsored by Team Run Run. Don’t miss the Events Village hosted by Race Raves - you can sign up to your next race here. The B.A.A. will be bringing their Gloria Ratti Collection and memorabilia to the show so make sure to stop by and feel inspired. If you’re struggling with pain, the Treatment Room by Wellness in Motion can offer therapy and get you up and running again. After all of that, hang out in the Run Café to meet other runners and share tips for your next challenge! There will be a ton of competitions and guest appearances from other booths in the show too.
Thank you for coming along to the expo and we hope you have a great weekend with us at the first edition of the Run Show Boston. Thank you to our sponsors and partners including Boston.com, Altra, Asics, B.A.A., ChiRunning, Hoka, Hyperice, KT Tape, Marathon Sports, MyGym, OOFOS, Puma, RaceRaves, Runderwear, Sports Tours International, Team Run Run, Wellness in Motion Boston. Your feedback is important and helps us build a better event for the future, so look out for the visitor survey post event too! Happy Running!
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They’ll all be there, so come learn what makes each event special. It’s the perfect place to jump start your 2023 racing season and beyond!
From Athens to Berlin via Paris or Dublin, thousands of American runners have experienced Europe's iconic capital cities with Sports Tours International. Whether it's running a half marathon or World Marathon Major, there's no better way to explore a new destination.
Sports Tours are offering you the chance to win a trip to the BMW Berlin Marathon this September in an exclusive Running Show competition. And even if you don't win, you can still be there. Packages to this landmark World Marathon Major are on sale now, allowing you to take in some of Europe’s most famous landmarks as east meets west, from the Reichstag to the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie.
To enter the competition, click here:
Marathon Sports is an iconic New England running brand with over 40 years of delivering innovative products and serving the running community. Their 21 New England retail locations are the hub of the running community; offering training groups, clinics, and supporting local events and races. Visit the Marathon Sports booth to experience the Right Fit and get your personalized foot scan, with heat mapping, and gait analysis powered by Aetrex. Marathon Sports booth will also host brands including Sprints, Goodr, Junkbrands, multiple nutrition brands along with one of a kind graphic tees for runners and fitness aficionados.
A few of Marathon Sports partnered brands will have some exciting activations. Be sure to visit the Asics booth to enter to win a VIP entry into the most sought-after summer race, The 2023 Falmouth Road Race. Puma will be revealing a brand-new product exclusively launching at the Run Show Boston you won’t want to miss.
Bring your old running shoes to the show and recycle them at the drop off point! You need to do 3x things:
Jog On’s mission is this… to get 1m pairs out of landfill.
Jog On estimate that there are in the region of 18bn pairs of running shoes sold in the world every year. That's the equivalent to 2 pairs of running shoes per person on earth. Yet, there are millions who have no shoes and suffer terribly from sole diseases. They have partnered with logistics and distribution partners to get running shoes to some 15 destinations around the world.
They collect your unwanted running shoes. You can either send them to us or drop them off at the Run Show USA.
They take all running shoes! They then sort them ensuring they are properly paired up and tied together at the laces. All shoes are inspected and prepared to be distributed out. If they are not suitable to be used again, Jog On filter them out and shred those that are "end of life
Michael Johnson is widely regarded as one of the greatest sprinters of all time. In the 1990s, the four-time Olympic gold medallist dominated the 200m and 400m, going an incredible seven years undefeated in the latter.
On 26 August 1999 in Seville (SPA), Johnson set a new 400m world record of 43.18 seconds which stood until Wayde van Niekerk’s amazing performance in Rio 17 years later. In the space of a decade at the top, which culminated in a final Olympic gold in the 400m at Sydney 2000, he amassed a total of eight world and four Olympic titles (never once experiencing the taste of silver or bronze). He retired from competition in 2001 to pursue a successful career as a media pundit, while also managing the career of one of his successors, Jeremy Wariner, who won Olympic gold in the 400m at Athens 2004.
Abby Fleming is one of the most experienced running crew members in the ultra running scene today.
Over the last 13 years she has supported and crewed her husband Scott during some of the biggest races and challenges in the world.
From crewing at Badwater 135, Cocodona 250 and The Triple Crown of 200’s through to running challenges across Iceland and the John Muir Trail she has seen it all.
She has navigated the extreme heat in Death Valley and popped blisters on the side of canals in the UK.
Abby’s great depth of knowledge of what it takes to motivate a runner makes her insights all the more interesting to listen too.
Coree Woltering, who’s known by some as one of the #cornfieldcowboys, was born and raised in Ottawa, Illinois. He began his running career in the 400m and 800m distances and had his sights on becoming a professional triathlete, qualifying for the Ironman 70.3 World Championships twice. But before long, he discovered ultrarunning and became mesmerized by the idea of running 100 miles in the mountains.
Coree took his frontier to the next level in 2015, where he won every trail 50k he signed up for that year. In 2016, he averaged a 6:36 per mile to win the Tunnel Hill 50 Mile. At 30 years old, he set the fastest known time (FKT) in 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin. And then followed that up with the 349 Mile Pinhoti Trail FKT in 2021. He ended up loving the trail so much that he moved to the south, but eventually relocated to Maine! Coree has finished Western States 100 2 times, HURT 100 Mile, and many other ultra.
When Coree is not running, he is probably sitting on his balcony drinking a cup of coffee, or out on the mountain bike.
Accomplishments:
Jody Raynsford is co-host of the Bad Boy Running podcast. A former running journalist, his work has appeared in publications including Men’s Running, The Telegraph and The Independent. He has run over 50 marathons and 30 ultramarathons, including the Marathon des Sables and Transalpine Run. He has temporarily retired from ultrarunning to focus on 5k running.
With a talent for track and hailing from the same town as the greatest ever one lap hurdler Buford-Bailey’s career got off to a flying start. “I’m from Dayton, Ohio and used to drive down Edwin C Moses Boulevard every single day,” she says. “That’s the reason I ran that event. He was my hero.” Hers was a competitive career that spanned more than a decade at the top of the sport and took in three Olympic Games appearances. In 1995, at the World Championships in Gothenburg, she broke the world record in the 400m hurdles final yet still found one competitor ahead of her. Just 0.01sec separated her and American teammate Kim Batten in the greatest ever women’s one lap hurdles race. Lessons learnt from her coach, Gary Winckler, have played a huge role in her own coaching philosophy. Indeed in 2003, it was Winckler who persuaded her to leave her teaching job and take a coaching post at the University of Illinois. After 17 years in the collegiate system, Buford-Bailey has moved on to Austin, Texas where she is working with professional athletes. “One of the things Gary ingrained in me was the fitness side,” she says. “We go hard in the Fall to make sure that by the time we get to the Spring and start the technical stuff the fitness is there.” “Patience” and “trust in the coach” are key watchwords. Sport permeates her family. Her husband Victor was an accomplished wide receiver with four years in the NFL, while her son is a collegiate basketball player, and her daughter, in a gap year between high school and college, plays volleyball.
Pete Kostelnick is a Financial Analyst by day and ultrarunner by morning and night. Pete got into running in 2003 as a junior in high school after hiking with his family in Colorado, when his uncle said, “you should think about cross country”.
In college, Pete got away from his running routine, and fell out of shape. During his senior year of college, he ran the Marine Corps Marathon while living in Washington, DC as just a way to get back in shape.
Fast forward to 2023, and Pete has finished the Badwater 135 five times (placing 1st twice), run 29 other 100+ mile races (placing 1st 12 times), represented the USA in international competition (USA 24 hour team), run across America in a record time of 42 days, 6 hours, 30 minutes, and been the only person to run from Alaska to Florida, doing it in under 100 days self-supported pushing his gear in a stroller.
Hilary JM Topper is an acclaimed 3X author, entrepreneur, and triathlete with a deep passion for running and triathlon. As the CEO of HJMT Public Relations Inc., host of the popular podcast “Hilary Topper on Air – The Endurance Sports Edition,” curates of the popular blog, http://www.ATriathletesDiary.com, and author of the book “From Couch Potato to Endurance Athlete – A Portrait of a Non-Athletic Triathlete,” she brings a unique blend of professional acumen and personal running experience. A dedicated runner and triathlete, Hilary’s insights into the world of endurance sports are both informative and inspiring. In addition to being an Adjunct Professor at Hofstra University, she is a certified USA Triathlon Coach, RRCA Run Coach, and USMS Swim Coach. Her commitment to fitness and her ability to articulate its benefits and challenges promise an engaging and enlightening session for all attendees.
Michael Silva is an orthopedic/sports medicine physical therapist, an exercise physiologist, and a certified strength and conditioning specialist with over 25 years of experience training and rehabilitating individuals of all levels.
His expertise in treating and preventing injuries in the world of distance running has made him a sought-after clinician, speaker, and consultant throughout the USA. He has spent his career working with competitive runners of all levels and elite runners associated with four national Olympic teams. His clients have been world and USA record holders like Emily Sisson and Molly Huddle. Michael is the creator of RUNstrong® (www.myrunstrong.com), a platform to help runners and those who work with runners through online courses and live virtual programs.
As a speaker and writer in the running world, he shares his knowledge and insights on distance running and injury prevention in all forms of media.
Laura Green is a comedic content creator who loves to stand in front of people and tell jokes. Her brain is a hamster wheel of self deprecating humor focused on the run and fitness industry which she attempts to communicate via short videos and storytelling. She runs a lot. And she also naps a lot.
David Hellard is an adventurer, obstacle race enthusiast, ultra marathon runner, running journalist, founder of Caffeine Bullet and presenter of The Bad Boy Running Podcast.
In 2016 he finished as the first Brit in the Marathon Des Sables, one of the hardest ultra marathons in the world.
A competitive runner since sixth grade, Dr. Jason Karp quickly learned how running molds us into better, more deeply conscious people, just as the miles and interval workouts mold us into faster, more enduring runners. This passion Jason found as a kid placed him on a path that he still follows as a coach, exercise physiologist, and author of 15 books and 400 articles. In 2022, he gave a TED talk, How Running Like an Animal Makes Us Human. He is the 2011 IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year and two-time recipient of the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition Community Leadership award. His run coaching certification, which has been obtained by fitness professionals and coaches in 26 countries, was acquired by International Sports Sciences Association. In 2021, he became the first American distance running coach to live and coach in Kenya. His latest book, Coaching the Kenyans, as well as his others, are available on Amazon.
In 2021, Matt Cavanaugh donated a kidney to a stranger, starting a chain that catalyzed 7 more transplants. In 2022, just months post-donation, he ran the 4 Deserts ultramarathon Grand Slam—1,000 kilometers self-supported across the world’s worst deserts, winning “The Last Desert” in Antarctica and finished as the series’ fastest American ever, beating Dean Karnazes’s record time by over 8 hours. In 2023, he’s running 12 major US road marathons, each under 3 hours, to raise awareness for living kidney donation. His running has inspired others to step forward as kidney donors.
Matt Cavanaugh, PhD, is president and chief executive officer of the National Kidney Donation Organization. A retired US Army Strategist who twice earned the Bronze Star Medal, as well as the Combat Action Badge, for his service in Iraq, he also serves as a Professor of Practice with the Arizona State University School of Politics & Global Studies. Matt was the US Army’s Athlete of the Year in 2009 and served on the Wounded Warrior Project’s Advisory Council from 2014 to 2016. His writing’s been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the Sydney Morning Herald, and USA Today, among others.
Molly Sheridan is an ultramarathon runner and adventurer. At 48 years old Molly entered her first marathon. Four weeks into training she injured her foot and was told that she was too old to be running. Taking her own advice, Molly corrected her training, mailed her finish-line picture to the doctor who told her she was old, and decided to challenge herself. As a novice runner, she entered the Rio Del Lago 100-mile Endurance Race. Traversing 100 miles non-stop through northern California, she discovered her love of endurance running, her youthful mind and her adventurous spirit.
In the past 7 years, Molly has run over 45 ultramarathons. In 2009, she completed the extreme running event Marathon Des Sables (MDS), a seven-day, 150-mile stage race across the Sahara Desert. Eight weeks later, Molly completed the 135-mile, non-stop, Badwater Ultramarathon. An invitation-only event, Badwater is considered the toughest footrace on the planet. It begins at Badwater, Death Valley, the lowest point in the continental U.S., and ends at Mt. Whitney portal, a 13,000-foot vertical ascent. The documentary “Molly’s Run,” chronicles her Badwater run in which she received the coveted buckle for finishing under the 48-hour time limit.
Molly is the first American woman to attempt and complete La Ultra-The High ultra-marathon, a 138-mile non-stop footrace in the Himalayas. La Ultra begins at 14,000 feet, with climbs to near 18,000 feet over two passes. The race culminates in the Morey Plains on the border between China and Pakistan. Even though the India Government said it was physically impossible to complete the distance, Molly completed the race August 13, 2011.
Molly has been featured among the “Women Who Move” in Women’s Running magazine; on Adventure Woman Radio, Nevada Public Radio KNPR, The Christian Science Monitor; and in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
As founder and owner of Desert Sky Adventures, Molly encourages others to walk and run for their health. She also speaks to audiences across the country on her exploits and the benefits of running for health and continues to run adventure races and ultra-marathons around the globe. It is the adventure that keeps her coming back for more.
Growing up adventuring through the dense mountains and forests around his family’s rural home in Tennessee, John constantly tried to keep up with his older brother and cousins. That grew into a love of exploration and a drive to continually challenge himself with goals that push his boundaries and that have failure as a probable outcome. Mountain running allows John to do both of those things at once; the longer and the tougher the terrain and conditions, the better. The closer John gets to his limit, the more he becomes aware of his own strengths and weaknesses and how to best use or overcome them. This knowledge helps him improve not only as a runner, but in other areas of life.
John is a husband and father of four, and is currently working as a data scientist trying to find valuable information out of noisy, complex datasets (a skill that serves him well in ultrarunning). John hopes to be able to pass along his love of exploring and appreciation for wild places to his kids and to others, but more importantly, hopes to pass along the confidence and passion to pursue big goals.
Photo @ Pete Jobes
David Whelan is an adaptive Paratriathlete that aims to motivate and inspire, not just adaptive athletes, but everyone he meets. David sustained a crushing injury to his left foot which resulted in being diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), the worst chronic pain condition known to medical science. After many failed surgeries to save his foot, and with the CRPS continuing to spread, David elected to amputate his affected foot. However, the surgery did not alleviate the excruciating pain. He realized that if he were to have a higher quality of life, he would need to focus on his overall health and fitness level. He would also need to reshape his inner dialog, shifting away from a victim mentality to one of empowerment. After having an extensive revision surgery on his amputated limb, which occurred during the height of COVID lockdowns, David not only taught himself to walk again but also to run. Now pain-free, David races competitively in USA Triathlons, marathons, and other events. He has even participated in a High-Performance Talent ID Camp at the US Olympic Training Center. David is motivated and determined to push himself physically to reach his performance goals, while also serving as a source of motivation and inspiration for others on their fitness journeys.
David Whelan is an adaptive paratriathlete, whose goal is to motivate and inspire not only adaptive athletes but also everyone he meets. After battling a crushing injury to his left foot and being diagnosed with the worst chronic pain condition known to medical science (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome), David learned to turn tragedy into an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on his own quality of life, and on the lives of others, through competitive athletics. Join him as he shares how reshaping his inner dialogue allowed him to become the best version of himself.
Becca is 43 years old, and lives in Belmont MA with her husband Joe and 15 year old daughter Taylor. She graduated from Belmont High School in 1998.
Having been the first American female to run the World Marathon Challenge in 2016- 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days, Becca went back, and made history by running it again and breaking the Guinness Book of World Record in a time of 6 Days, 7 Hours and 58 minutes. She has completed a marathon in all 50 states. She has finished the World Marathon Majors and has run 19 consecutive Boston Marathons! She raced Kona Ironman World Champsionships in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii in 2023.
She attributes her success to the her family and the Boston Community who have both inspired her and supported her dreams. She is most passionate about directing the Becca Pizzi 5k race in Belmont and the Becca Pizzi Foundation. She is also the author of a children’s book “Becca’s Feat on Feet.” All book proceeds benefit the Becca Pizzi Foundation.
Hellah is the embodiment of positivity, athleticism, and community leadership. He grew up playing soccer barefoot on dirt fields in West Africa, Mali, where the focus of sport was camaraderie. His method of using action, content, and events to build friendships and drive change defines Hellah’s career as a runner and wildly popular running community leader.
A run streaker, Hellah has run every single day since May 15, 2017. He simply can’t get enough! His initial goal was to run just 10 minutes daily for two weeks—no excuses—to overcome his dislike of the sport, which had been made un-fun by years of rigorous, high-level soccer training. “I was afraid of it, and I wanted to hold myself accountable,” he said. As his streak extended from weeks to years, Hellah has built a large social following. Folks clearly find meaning in his daily effort and gear knowledge and have joined him in his pursuits.
Hellah turned his everyday commitment into a historical record in 2021 when he became the first black man to solo run across America: 3,061 miles, 14 states, 84 days. He pledged his run to the nonprofit Soles4Souls and raised over $50,000 to provide shoes for those in need. Today, he lives in New Jersey and uses his public platform to advocate for societal progress through running.
Once asked why he trains the way he does, Hellah answered, “To be the best, man.” He just wants to be the very best he can personally be—and he wants to help others do the same. And though his personal path is unique, his sentiment and warmth resonate with all who cross his path. In short, Hellah’s approach to life is infectious—and his journey is just beginning.
Named one of the greatest runners of all time, Scott Jurek has become a living legend. He has claimed victories in nearly all of ultrarunning’s elite trail and road events including the historic 153-mile Spartathlon, the Hardrock 100, the Badwater 135-Mile Ultramarathon, and—his signature race—the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run, which he won a record seven straight times. Scott has also taken the running world by storm with his 2015 Appalachian Trail speed record, averaging nearly 50 miles a day over 46 days—and the United States all-surface record in the 24-Hour Run with 165.7 miles: 6.5 marathons in one day.
Off the trail, Scott is a New York Times-bestselling author for his memoir, Eat & Run, has been prominently featured in countless publications, and is a star of the international bestseller, Born To Run.
More than just a champion, Scott is a true student and ambassador of the sport, known to stay at finish lines cheering until the last runner crosses. When not racing, he donates his time to many non profit organizations and is an avid volunteer in the areas of environmental conservation, fitness and health.
A passionate advocate for vegetarianism, he follows a 100% plant-based diet, which he credits for his endurance, recovery and consistent twenty year racing career. He believes that everyone can run an ultra and everyone can access their body’s innate capacity to heal. Through writing, public speaking, and consulting, Scott takes joy in encouraging people of all fitness levels to take the next step toward vibrant health.
Scott currently resides in Boulder, CO with his wife, Jenny, daughter, Raven, and son, Evergreen.
“When I look back on life, I want to have lived a life through adventure and doing some good at the same time”.
This is Scott’s life motto and the very one that saw him enter the world of ultra running in 2010 by running from Boston (starting at AT O’ Keeffe’s previously called McGreevy’s across the road from the convention centre) and finishing 2000 miles (75 days later) in Austin, Texas. Scott is a speaker, philanthropist (he is an ambassador for Operation Smile), corporate athlete (employee of J&J) and ultrarunner with his preferred distance 200+ miles non-stop.
“If a positive outcome was guaranteed, it wouldn’t be a challenge in the first place”.
For Scott, this is what propels him to continuously look at new ways to challenge himself and in 2023, he became the 1st Brit to complete the audacious Triple Crown of 200 mile runs, whilst living in the UK, seeing him complete 220 and a 210 mile races within 2 weeks of one another, finishing 5th overall. For Scott, these experiences are adventures anyone can have and he believes ultrarunning is a microcosm for life.
Erin Short earned a doctorate of physical therapy from Washington University School of Medicine and a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She has achieved success working with various orthopaedic conditions including running injuries, spinal conditions, Temporomandibular Dysfunction, ACL reconstruction and shoulder impingement. Erin competes on a semi-elite Chicago women’s running team and has a growing background in cross fit. Erin has a specialty for treating endurance athletes as well as weight lifters. She is trained in the McKenize technique, dry needling, Graston, manual therapy and TMD disorders.
Danny Dreyer is the founder of ChiRunning and ChiWalking which are based on the inner principles of T’ai Chi. Danny and his wife Katherine have been pioneers in teaching runners and walkers how to turn their fitness regimen into a mindful practice. Together they have co-authored three seminal books on mindful movement: ChiRunning, ChiWalking and ChiMarathon, all published by Simon & Schuster.
Danny is also a lecturer and a leader in promoting injury prevention and higher performance through improving one’s running or walking technique. His work is based on his 20-year study of T’ai Chi and his 45 years of running and racing every distance from a 5K to 100 miles, including 43 ultra marathons (with podium finishes in his age group in all but three). He has helped countless runners from beginners to elites set new PR’s in both time and distance… without getting injured in the process. He has also been a featured speaker at most of the major U.S. marathons.
ChiRunning is now published in 12 languages and taught in 23 countries by over 200 certified instructors.
Dr Emily Splichal, Functional Podiatrist and Human Movement Specialist, is the Founder of EBFA Global, Creator of the Barefoot Training Specialist® Certification, Author of Barefoot Strong and CEO/Founder of Naboso Technology. With over 20 years in the fitness industry, Dr Splichal has dedicated her medical career towards studying postural alignment and human movement as it relates to barefoot science, foot to core integration and sensory integration.
Coach Denise, AKA The Marathon Whisperer, has been coaching runners of all abilities and ages since 2010. She started coaching part-time after surviving a near fatal car accident. It’s been her way to give back to running for what running has given to her since she first laced up her running shoes in the 4th grade. Fast forward to 2016 and Denise left her 26-year career to coach full-time because she is that passionate about sharing running and finish lines with anyone that comes her way. She has guided runners to their first mile all the way to 100-mile ultra-marathons. She recently published a book to help runners complete their first marathon, “Me, You & 26.2 -Coach Denise’s Guide to Get YOU to YOUR First Marathon” She has been featured on NBC, BBC, ABC, Runner’s World, Women’s Running, etc.
Denise is also a Co-founder of Girls on the Run-Chicago. Her own running career spans 27 years of Marathoning. She has personally run over 300 races across 7 Continents. This includes 123 marathons, 2 Ironman triathlons and 2 100-mile ultramarathons. Her goal in working with her clients is to help them run their first, fastest and or funnest race.
Founder & President of DMSE Sports, Race Director, Philanthropist, Motivational Speaker and Accomplished Athlete.
From his extraordinary 1978 run across the U.S. to benefit the Jimmy Fund and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to serving as technical director then race director of the BAA Boston Marathon since the 1980s, McGillivray has helped organize more than 1,400 mass participatory events since founding DMSE Sports in 1981, while raising millions for worthy causes close to his heart.
Kelly Roberts is the unlikely force behind the popular blog and women’s running community, the Badass Lady Gang (now in nearly 20 cities around the world). The self-proclaimed former President of the “I f*cking hate running club” has helped hundreds of thousands of people run everything from 5Ks to marathons and is a coach to thousands of runners every year.
A force in the body-positive movement, Kelly’s body-positive movement #SportsBraSquad is redefining what strength looks like by helping thousands of women around the world ditch their shirts along with their insecurities.
Kelly has graced the cover of Women’s Running Magazine’s body issue, was named by Women’s Running Magazine as one of 20 Women Who Are Changing the Sport of Running (And the World), was named by Competitor Magazine as one of 12 Influential and inspiring runners under 30 is the host and creator of the Run, Selfie, Repeat podcast which has been downloaded over 2.5-million times worldwide.
Take a look at the inspirational and educational content we've got planned for the show, across our two stages: The Marathon, Track & Road stage, and the Trail & Ultra stage. We've got a full schedule of great speakers all weekend, from famous athletes to everyday people who have done amazing things - what will you watch?
09:20am - 09:30am
Road & Marathon Stage
Kelly Roberts
09:30am - 10:15am
Road & Marathon Stage
Hellah Sidibe
10:30am - 11:15am
Road & Marathon Stage
Kelly McLay
Dave McGillivray
Becca Pizzi
11:30am - 12:15pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Boston Athletic Association
1:30pm - 2:15pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Kelly McLay
Molly Sheridan
2:30pm - 3:00pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Denise Sauriol
3:15pm - 3:45pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Dr Emily Splichal
10:05am - 10:15am
Trail and Ultra Stage
David Hellard
Jody Raynsford
10:15am - 10:45am
Trail and Ultra Stage
Coree Woltering
12:00pm - 12:45pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Scott Jenkins
1:00pm - 1:45pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Pete Kostelnick
2:15pm - 2:45pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Scott Jenkins
Abby Jenkins
3:00pm - 3:30pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Hilary JM Topper
3:45pm - 4:30pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Scott Jurek
10:30am - 11:15am
Road & Marathon Stage
Michael Johnson
11:45am - 12:15pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Tonja Buford-Bailey
Adidas
12:30pm - 1:15pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Boston Athletic Association
1:30pm - 2:00pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Dr Jason Karp
2:30pm - 3:00pm
Road & Marathon Stage
David Whelan
3:15pm - 4:00pm
Road & Marathon Stage
Laura Green
11:05am - 11:15am
Trail and Ultra Stage
David Hellard
Jody Raynsford
11:15am - 12:00pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Scott Jenkins
12:15pm - 1:00pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
ML (Matt) Cavanaugh
1:30pm - 2:00pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
Molly Sheridan
2:15pm - 3:00pm
Trail and Ultra Stage
John Kelly