Southern California Roadrunners
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROADRUNNERS. The Southern California
Roadrunners have been quietly developing some of America's best
young runners over the past 44 years. The training grounds are quite
simple they are the streets, tracks and trails of the Inland Empire. The
coaches are among the most qualified and dedicated alumni include
world and national record holders, state and national champions and
members of the 1984, 1988, and 1996 U.S. Olympic Track and Field
Teams.
The Roadrunner training program is a year round effort offering training in
running. It includes more than 70 boys and girls age 7 and older. There
are also many adults, which furthermore serve as coaches. Through the
teams affiliation with national age groups of the USATF and the Amateur
Athletic Union, members participate in regular competition and local, state,
and national levels.
Roadrunners have been quietly developing some of America's best
young runners over the past 44 years. The training grounds are quite
simple they are the streets, tracks and trails of the Inland Empire. The
coaches are among the most qualified and dedicated alumni include
world and national record holders, state and national champions and
members of the 1984, 1988, and 1996 U.S. Olympic Track and Field
Teams.
The Roadrunner training program is a year round effort offering training in
running. It includes more than 70 boys and girls age 7 and older. There
are also many adults, which furthermore serve as coaches. Through the
teams affiliation with national age groups of the USATF and the Amateur
Athletic Union, members participate in regular competition and local, state,
and national levels.
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