That’s right, 2020 is just around the corner and we’ve been busy getting ready to provide you with great events in the coming year. To get things rolling, registration for the 32nd edition of the People’s United Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relays is now open. And we’re planning to provide you with a few more tools and lots more ... More

I’m not, objectively, a very fast runner, but I’m also not someone who is adept at slowing down. If I know that it is going to take me X minutes to go for the run that I put on my calendar between meetings, I won’t get out the door until I have X-1 minutes for the run. This is not ... More

Last July I ran into Vermont Bar Counsel (and former RunVermont Board Member) Mike Kennedy at Vermont 100. In addition to being at Vermont 100 to support a friend, Mike was also supporting his own well-being. Over the summer, Mike had committed to doing “summer stuff,” with the goal “of balancing a career in the legal profession with interests outside ... More

RunVermont produces FirstRun Burlington presented by the University of Vermont Medical Center, a 5k running event held on New Year’s Day. One of our goals for the event is to encourage individuals to set healthy goals for themselves. We would be pleased to offer your company/organization reduced entry fees if you have a group of individuals who are interested in ... More

I’ve blogged about this before, but I recently committed to bringing running, on a personal/wellness/fitness-level, back into my life. This has not been a drastic difference to my day-to-day life, but for the last two months I have run three times a week, in addition to skiing, climbing, the occasional row in place, and generally being an active person with ... More

I feel it’s important to start off with full transparency; I am not a runner. Yes, I run…a lot and I love it, but I still find it hard to put myself in the category of “runner.” That’s because I used to hate running. To be fair, I sucked at it. I grew up playing team sports and absolutely dreaded ... More