Greenville Track Club, Greenville, SC
Greenville Track Club, Greenville, SC
 The standings for the 2019 Greenville Track Club Running Series have been updated though the BMW Performance Classic 2-Mile results. Link to Standings.
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NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICERS AND AT-LARGE BOARD MEMBERS Nominations shall be solicited from the membership by notice on the Greenville Track Club website or via social electronic media at least three (3) weeks in advance of the Annual Meeting. In the event At-Large Director or Officer positions have insufficient nominations before the Annual meeting, the current Executive Committee, by consensus of the GTC officers, who make up the committee, shall have the authority to appoint members to occupy unfilled positions. For an At-Large Board Position, nominees shall have been club members for a minimum of one (1) continuous year prior to the Annual Meeting and have volunteered for at least three (2) GTC events within the two (2) years prior to the Annual Meeting. For an Officer position, nominees shall have been club members for a minimum of two (2) continuous years prior to the Annual Meeting and have substantially volunteered for at least three (3) GTC events within the two (2) years prior to the Annual Meeting. In special cases, the Nominating Committee shall have the option to waive the above requirements. General Info & Requirements If nominated, be prepared to provide a summary of your volunteer involvement with the club. Confirmation may be required from race or event directors. Except for emergencies or other unforeseen circumstances, board members should commit to attending at least 7 out of 11 GTC monthly board meetings and monthly club meetings, whenever possible. Nominees should be willing to wear GTC apparel at club races except when representing their organizations at GTC Corporate Shield events or wearing sponsor apparel at a specific event. For At-Large Positions, please identify which of the following age groups you'll be in as of 1/1/19 as we're trying to balance the membership on the board: Under 30, 31-45, 46-60 and 60 +. Please complete the form below if you have a nominee and indicate the position for that nominee. September 9, Monday
GTC Monthly Meeting Location: Coronas Restaurant #3, 2112 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville, SC 29615 (near Wade Hampton High School) 6:00-6:30 Ordering and Social Time 7:00 - Club Business and Program Speaker: our own David Wamer. Dave is a Greenville Track Club Hall of Famer and was an official at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. He will speak to us about what it takes to become an Olympic official and other experiences at the 1984 games. Registration for the Late Summer-Fall Season of the Greenville Track Club's Youth Running Program-the GTC Rabbits-is now open. The program is directed by Greenville Track Club-ELITE athlete Victor Pataky. Practice sessions will be conducted at Cleveland Park from 4:30 to 5:30 pm on most Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from August 21 through November 22.
This is the third season for the GTC Rabbits. Participation is for youth ages 8 - 14. Cost for current or new GTC members is free. For non-GTC members the fee is $50. For more information please visit GTC Rabbits on this website. Registration @ GTC Rabbits. Location: Coronas Restaurant #3, 2112 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville, SC 29615 (near Wade Hampton High School)
6:00-6:30 Ordering and Social Time 7:00 - Club Business and Program The speaker for the August 5,2019 meeting will be Brad Foulkes. Achilles International believes that anyone who wants to get outside and run should have that chance, regardless of their age, ability, or medical needs. They provide athletes with coaching, support, adaptive equipment, guides, and more. Achilles was founded by runners with disabilities for runners with disabilities, and defines running as any kind of forward movement - whether that's wheeling on a wheelchair, handcycling, running with a guide, or any way that works for the athlete! They welcome absolutely everyone with and without disabilities regardless of experience or athletic interest. Being a part of Achilles is always 100% free. https://www.facebook.com/achillesgvl/?rc=p The standing for the GTC Running Series are updated though the Red, White and Blue Shoes 5K on 7.04.19. Please see @ Running Series.
The ever popular and patriotic Red White and Blue Shoes 5K returns to Furman University on Thursday July 4, 2019.
This extremely fast race course is USATF certified. The start line is in the parking lot adjacent to the north stands at Paladin stadium. The route circles the mall and loops around the Duke Library at the center of campus. The course then goes across the dam at Swan Lake and takes the paved path around the lake, using the new footbridge at the north end of the lake. The route passes the Amphitheater, goes left on Bell Tower Road to Roe Ford Road, then goes right on Roe Ford Road back to the mall. After coming down the mall road, the course rounds the circle in front of the PAC and goes down the driveway to the North Stands. Runners enter at the back gate of the stadium and finish in a blaze of glory at the 50-yard line at Paladin Stadium. All 5K participants receive a high quality technical shirt. Stick around after the race for post race activities including the Kids Steeplechase (FREE), Challenge Course (FREE), Team Tug-of-War (FREE) and Pie Eating Contest (FREE). Awards and Giveaways will follow at 10 am. IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE GREENVILLE TRACK CLUB, sign in to RunSignUp with your username and password to get an automatic $5 DISCOUNT on your race entry. Proceeds from the RWBS 5K go to the Blue Shoes Track Scholarship program, providing scholarships to deserving student athletes and promoting excellence on the track and in the classroom. To Register: Click Here The standing for the GTC Running Series are updated though the Sunrise 8K on 6.08.19. Please see @ Running Series.
 The speaker for the June 3,2019 meeting will be Dr. Bill Pierce, Professor of the Health Sciences department and lead author of Runner's World Run Less Run Faster. Bill is co-founder of the Furman Institute of Running and Scientific Training (FIRST) and listed as one of 10 marathon “supercoaches” by Runner’s World magazine. He has made hundreds of presentations on fitness, wellness and running. Bill is an excellent age group runner and as an undergraduate, he played basketball and ran track at Davidson College.
Location: Coronas Restaurant #3, 2112 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville, SC 29615 (near Wade Hampton High School) 6:00-6:30 Ordering and Social Time 7:00 - Club Business and Program |
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