Running Club

Fall Registration Opens in August

September 16 - November 18

WEDNESDAYS, 3:30pm – 4:30pm

Running is so much more than a repeated movement; it’s the ability to challenge not only your body, but also your mind and sense of self, and that’s what makes it truly special.

Games & Activities, Incentives & Awards

Fun, Fitness & Friendships

T-shirt

5k/10k/Fun Run TBD

End of Season Party

Themed Runs may include: Barefoot Running, Trail Running, Speed + Agility and Obstacle Course

No running experience required

$100 Running Club Registration for Enrolled After School Program students $125 for Non-enrolled After School Program students

Practices Consist of:

The RunDown

Running Discussion Topic

Shoe Charm Handout

Walk to Track

Dynamic Warmup + Running Drills

Laps + Structured Runs + Games

Cooldown

Weekly Training Schedule for Runner & Parents sent home weekly

Discussion Topics Include:

Why We Run + Running Form

Structured Training + Progression

Breathing while Running

Warmup

Recovery + Rest

Cross Training

Race Day Preparations

Trail Running

Shoes

What Makes Our Club Unique?

We offer a personalized 5K training plan designed for both runners and their parents to follow together. As we progress week by week, this plan helps everyone prepare for our final 5K race, making it a shared journey toward achievement.

5k/10k/Fun Run  –  TBD
All Running Club members are invited to participate in the 5K/10K/Fun Run race. Please note: race is not included in Running Club tuition and registration must be completed separately through the race website.

Spring Dates: March 10 – May 19, 2027

See our Running Club flyer for more information. For questions, please refer to our FAQs or feel free to contact us.

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Coach Bernstein's Bio

Mr. Bernstein is the Fitwize Operations Manager, Certified Personal Trainer and Runner Enthusiast and has led our Running Club for the past 9+ years.

My running journey didn’t start till I was in college, dog-sitting a high-energy pup named Zeta. All he wanted to do was run—every single day, I was looking forward to that run with Zeta. That spark never faded and only had me wanting more.

Now I wake up every morning with the same fire and excitement: running isn’t just exercise to me, it’s my daily medicine, my meditation, my reset, and my me-time. It’s the simplest thing in the world, yet it challenges me like nothing else, tricking my mind, overcoming mental barriers, and teaching lessons I carry into every part of life. Running gives me structure, unbreakable willpower, and the belief that pushing yourself to failure is one of the most beautiful things you can do.

I’ve raced everything from 5Ks to 50-milers and sprint triathlons to Ironmans. Today, I’m all-in on ultra running, chasing my first 100-miler with everything I’ve got while also being a dad to my two sweet boys, and husband to a much faster runner, my wife, who Boston Qualifies routinely.

My mission is simple: spread this love for running and help others unlock something deeper in themselves. To prove that you really can do hard things, even when you fail, especially when you fail. Because you never know what you’re capable of until you try.

Let’s run.