DAYTON TRACK CLUB ACTIVITIES

Join us at regular and special events throughout the year.

PUB RUNS

A Wonderful Pairing

Our popular Dayton Pub Runs, presented with Key Sports, happen on the first Wednesday of each month. These are FREE group runs that start and end at a local brewery. We'll often have a shoe rep out with demo products and always have door prizes and giveaways!

Due to popular demand, we've added a second, less extravagant "Pub Run Lite" on the third Wednesday of each month. FREE to all as well, these offer a great opportunity to socialize with fellow Dayton-area runners and explore some of the smaller or more out-of-the-way breweries!

See the schedule

WEEKLY RUNS

Run With Friends

Our regular runs will explore the greater Dayton area and provide a variety of training experiences: short runs, long runs, trail runs, and road and track workouts.

Upcoming runs

WEEKEND RETREATS

Get away and explore.

Our weekend retreats are a wonderful chance to get away and immerse yourself in nature and like-minded companions. You'll learn, explore, and have fun!

Coming soon

DTC UNIVERSITY ("DTC-U")

Learn Something New

Our Seminars offer insights and actionable takeaways to add new ways to experience and enjoy running. We have a network of professionals that are experts in their field.

Upcoming

DTC ULTRA

Explore the world of Ultramarathons

DTC Ultra is set up to help you learn about ultramarathons and successfully step into the world beyond the marathon.

Learn More

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COACHING

Hire a coach to help you reach your goals, whatever they may be!

Paid Dayton Track Club members get a discount on coaching services. Learn more about these great local coaches below.

KRISTEN ADAMS

Specializes in distances ranging from middle-distance to half marathon

Kristen's goal as a coach is to help each person achieve their running goals, enjoy the process, and feel supported while doing it all!

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ALLEN NEWBAUER

Specializes in the marathon and half marathon distances

As a coach, Allen believes that the athlete's needs should dictate training, training does not equal straining, and a focus on the process will result in achieving the goal.

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