San Antonio nonprofit supports runners training for upcoming races Inaugural San Antonio Marathon takes place on Dec. 7
SAN ANTONIO – People interested in starting to train for marathons or other events this year now have the support of a group to start their running journey.
The San Antonio RoadRunners is a nonprofit organization that’s offering support for people who are interested in getting into shape for the many running events expected this fall.
>> Course maps for inaugural half, full San Antonio Marathon released
Runners of all levels are invited to be a part of the running journey in a supportive group setting for a fee. Many are excited to train for the inaugural San Antonio Marathon on Dec. 7.
To sign up for fall training, click here.
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