Berkshire Running Foundation Hosts Steel Rail Race Training Program
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Running Foundation this week announced the launch of its free MountainOne Steel Rail Race training program, a 10-week community training series designed to prepare runners and walkers for the upcoming races.
The program begins Saturday, March 7, and runs through May 9, offering multiple weekly training options in both Pittsfield and Adams.
Thanks to the continued support of MountainOne, all sessions are free and open to the public.
Participants may attend at either location each Saturday: Adams Visitor Center 3 Hoosac Street, Adams, 8 a.m.; or Berkshire Running Center 5 Cheshire Road, Pittsfield, 6 a.m. and 9 a.m.
Each session is led by the BRF Ambassadors, a team of experienced runners and community leaders who guide participants through progressive mileage, race-day preparation, and supportive group training.
The program welcomes runners and walkers of all experience levels, from first-time 5K participants to athletes preparing for the half marathon and marathon distances featured on Steel Rail Race weekend.
Participants will receive: weekly group training sessions, guidance from BRF Ambassadors, structured mileage progression and a supportive, inclusive training environment
No registration is required, and participants may join at any point during the 10-week series.
For more information about the Berkshire Running Foundation, the MountainOne Steel Rail Races, or the free training program, visit www.berkshirerun.org or contact Shiobbean Lemme at director@berkshirerun.org.
