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Albuquerque Runners Maintain Weekly Routines Amid Summer Training

Local participants turned out for regular group runs at established venues this week without any major competitive results to report.

By Albuquerque Sport Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Albuquerque runners stuck to familiar Tuesday and Wednesday evening sessions this week at spots such as Bosque Brewing and Brew Lab 101.

The absence of headline race results aligns with the calendar gap between spring events and the next listed major race on April 11, 2026. Weekly group outings keep participants engaged when larger competitions are not scheduled.

Established Local Programs Support Ongoing Participation

RunFit, the nonprofit founded in 2006, continues to promote running and walking as tools against childhood obesity through its community focus. USA FIT Albuquerque previously ran a 20-week summer program ending October 11, 2025, aimed at the Duke City Marathon. Those efforts feed into the steady use of routes near Old Town Plaza and Sagebrush Community Church, where the Albuquerque Marathon plus Half Marathon, 10K, 5K and Kids K is set to begin at 7:30 AM MDT on April 11, 2026.

Dash and Dine starts at 6:30 PM Tuesdays at Bosque Brewing or partner breweries, while Brew Lab 101 hosts its session at 6:00 PM Wednesdays. Both appear on the iRunFit calendar and draw steady local turnout without requiring registration fees for the basic group format.

Next Steps for Interested Runners

Details on the Albuquerque Road Runners member race series and additional listings remain available at abqroadrunners.com. Registration for the Albuquerque Running Fiesta at Old Town Plaza can be checked through the same site for anyone planning ahead to 2026 events.

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