Stay active with Art! We are always posting new running events and activities. See some of our upcoming workouts, workshops & races below.
This workout creates pathways for foot-speed, the ability to surge, change speeds and stay mentally resilient. You get loose and relaxed, your awareness heightens, and your muscular energy peaks. Even though it’s very therapeutic and enjoyable to run slowly on easy terrain, both styles are vital to the art of running.
From Table Mesa/South Boulder Road the Buffalo Ranch entrance (also marked Rich’s Tennis School) is just west of the Hwy 36 overpass/bridge.
Meet by the picnic shelter on the east boundary of the park.
This workout creates pathways for foot-speed, the ability to surge, change speeds and stay mentally resilient. You get loose and relaxed, your awareness heightens, and your muscular energy peaks. Even though it’s very therapeutic and enjoyable to run slowly on easy terrain, both styles are vital to the art of running.
From Table Mesa/South Boulder Road the Buffalo Ranch entrance (also marked Rich’s Tennis School) is just west of the Hwy 36 overpass/bridge.
Get ready for Lion’s Lair and various routes on Mt. Sinitis!
Get ready for Lion’s Lair and various routes on Mt. Sinitis!
This workout creates pathways for foot-speed, the ability to surge, change speeds and stay mentally resilient. You get loose and relaxed, your awareness heightens, and your muscular energy peaks. Even though it’s very therapeutic and enjoyable to run slowly on easy terrain, both styles are vital to the art of running.
From Table Mesa/South Boulder Road the Buffalo Ranch entrance (also marked Rich’s Tennis School) is just west of the Hwy 36 overpass/bridge.
Get ready for Lion’s Lair and various routes on Mt. Sinitis!
This workout creates pathways for foot-speed, the ability to surge, change speeds and stay mentally resilient. You get loose and relaxed, your awareness heightens, and your muscular energy peaks. Even though it’s very therapeutic and enjoyable to run slowly on easy terrain, both styles are vital to the art of running.
From Table Mesa/South Boulder Road the Buffalo Ranch entrance (also marked Rich’s Tennis School) is just west of the Hwy 36 overpass/bridge.
Get ready for Lion’s Lair and various routes on Mt. Sinitis!