The Finish Line Feels Better When It’s Shared.

WHERE IT ALL BEGAN

For many runners, the love of the sport starts on a team.

Through cross country and track in school, camaraderie, competition, and community shape the running experience just as much as personal performance.

As we moved from post-collegiate 10Ks to marathons and major international races, we realized something was missing: the sense of team. We missed training together, traveling together, and racing not just for ourselves, but for each other.

WHATS MISSING IN ROAD RACING

In the marathon world, runners often race beside friends, teammates, or family, but cross the finish line as individuals. That collective drive and shared purpose we loved from team racing? It too often fades.