This is the last post in an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Jana Veliskova.
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This is the seventh of an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Jonathan Giles.
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This is the sixth of an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Pam Ritchie.
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Everyone, we are sure, is aware of the directions that people wear face coverings in public. We, as runners, have been acutely aware of these directions and their impact on our sport.
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This is the fifth of an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Kelly Greene.
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We grieve the untimely death of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old black runner who was gunned down on February 23, 2020, while on a run in his own neighborhood in Brunswick, Georgia.
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This is the fourth of an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Mike Scourby.
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This is the third of an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Isaac Josephson.
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This is the second of an eight-part post series that shares some insight into what some of PPTC’s teachers and parents are going through. Today’s interview is with Diana Richardson.
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It has been a few weeks since New York City public schools ceased in-person classes. However, remote teaching and learning is an ever-evolving challenge for teachers and parents, says PPTC member Jana Trenk.
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Did you know that the first Earth Day was observed on April 22, 1970 – the same year PPTC was founded? Ryan Glantz, Manager of Public Programs at Prospect Park’s Audubon Center, talked to us about the history of the Audubon Center, as well as the art of bird-watching.
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Last Monday, PPTC’s race committee met virtually to chat about a topic on the mind of many runners: When will we be able to run our first post-COVID-19 race?
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It’s that time of the year again: Time to vote for your team’s leadership! Please take a moment to read the below statements of intent and consider who will best represent YOU!
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April’s second member spotlight is on Leanne Glasser. Born in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, Leanne joined PPTC in July 2018, and has lived in Brooklyn for almost 2 years.
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When a global pandemic was declared and our world turned upside down, PPTC canceled all in-person events. In the midst of all this, we still had some new members join us. Who joins a running club when there is no group running permitted and races have been canceled? Well, these two did.
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Like the act of running itself, music has the ability to make us feel connected, energized, and less alone. Which is why we currently need it more than ever to help us stay motivated, positive and entertained.
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This blog series chronicles the lives of PPTC-ers during the COVID-19 crisis: This week’s profile is Allan Co.
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March’s second member spotlight is on Katie Dadarria. Even though Katie has lived in Brooklyn since 2015 (and New York City since 2013), she’s from — and admits she never shuts up about — Massachusetts.
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Whether you are a gym rat lamenting over the closure of all gyms, or if you are just looking for a way to stay fit, get fit, or occupy some of your time at home, there are a lot of online resources that might be helpful.
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