The Seattle Running Company is the home of the Seattle Running Club, which has about 400 members, making it one of the largest running clubs in the state of Washington. Club members participate in a wide variety of athletic endeavors, including weekly runs, cross-country/road/track/ultra races, and other fun activities.

The Seattle Running Club is a member of the Road Runners Club of America.

HOW  TO  JOIN / RENEW

It's easy to become a member of the Seattle Running Club -- just print, fill out, and mail in our application form (Word Doc or Adobe PDF). Current club members can renew their membership using our renewal form (Word Doc or Adobe PDF). To see if it's time to renew, check our Club Roster page! Membership benefits include the following:

• Seattle Running Company t-shirt (singlet for renewing members)

• 15% off all store merchandise at all times

• 20% off all store merchandise on selected "Club Nights"

• Discounts on races presented by Seattle Running Club

If you have questions about joining the Seattle Running Club, please contact Liz Stahl (liz@seattlerunningcompany.com).

RUNNING  ROUTES  FROM  THE  STORE

For your convenience, below are links to maps of running routes that begin and end at the store. (Thanks to USATF and Google Maps!) Route distances are only approximate.

• SRC Tuesday Run (Winter) -- 5.53 miles

• SRC Thursday Run (Winter) -- 8.56 miles

• SRC Tuesday Run (Spring-Fall) -- 6.20 miles

• SRC Thursday Run (Spring-Fall) -- 7.85 miles

Anyone can contribute to the USATF "America's Running Routes" database (of which the above maps are a part). If you come up with a cool run from the store and enter it into the database, please send email to webmaster@seattlerunningcompany.com so that we can consider adding a link to it!

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