Coach Brittany Charboneau on Running Denver TV

Coach Brittany Charboneau makes it on Running Denver TV

Coach Brittany Charboneau shares her running journey with Running Denver TV. Brittany is our Junior and Advanced Teams coach working with athletes that have goals to be where she in the future. Brittany qualified for the Olympic Trials , meeting the Trials ‘A’ Standard (sub 2:37) at the LA Marathon in 2018.

We’re excited to have Brittany on our team as a coach and mentor for youth runners. Sharing her journey daily at practices and living her work as a professional runner.  Take a chance to learn more about Coach Brittany Charboneau.

Support Brittany

Do you like to laugh? Do you love to run? Come down the the Bovine Metropolis Theatre and support Coach Brittany by attending her one man show “My Long Distance Relationship with Running: The Early Miles to the Olympic Trials” opening June 1st at the Bovine Metropolis Theater! Buy tickets here: https://www.bovinemetropolis.com/node/263

Peak Runs at Running Lane and AAU Nationals

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This year was still far from normal – Nike Cross kept a regional event but left a gap open for a new event by not holding Nike Cross Nationals (NXN). This left a hole for a team and individual event to show who was the best in the nation. RunningLane seized that opportunity and built a course that proved to be the fastest in the nation. 4 athletes went under Dathan Ritzenhein’s HS XC National record of 14:10…read more

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Transitioning to Trail Running

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Track and Cross Country are often the two dynamics of the sport high schoolers are familiar with and if they come from a running family they might be more familiar with marathons and half marathons. There has been a move towards trails that has started to trickle down with new events popping up that offer both an individual and team dynamic. Athletes can compete individually or score team points just like they’re accustomed to in cross country.

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Cross Country in the Time of COVID

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As time wore on, it wasn’t just the events we’d lose, it was our sense of normalcy. How we interacted, how we greeted each other, how we hyped each other up, how we congratulated each other. It was like a light switch, from that day forward – we had to operate differently because fo COVID.

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