We acknowledges the city of Boulder is on the ancestral homelands and unceded territory of Indigenous Peoples who have traversed, lived in and stewarded lands in the Boulder Valley since time immemorial. Those Indigenous Nations include the: Di De’i (Apache), Hinono’eiteen (Arapaho), Tsistsistas (Cheyenne), Nʉmʉnʉʉ (Comanche), Kiowa (Caiugu), Čariks i Čariks (Pawnee), Sosonih (Shoshone), Oc'eti S'akowin (Sioux) and Núuchiu (Ute).
Arc'teryx is grateful to be able to come together in this place with a sense of humility and respect for the lands and waters that has been their home since time immemorial.
Visit the store all weekend for run weekend fun! This will include an in store DJ, giveaways, snacks and drinks from Skratch Labs Cafe and more.
The hybrid retail brand store and service center is situated on historic Pearl Street. The store is a space for the mountain athlete and community.
The ReBIRD Service Center is a hub for gear care, education and repair.
1600 Pearl Street
Boulder, CO 80302
Let's celebrate! Join us at the Boulder Store for an evening of community, beverages and stories from the trail. It's your chance to meet new trail friends as well as Arc'teryx ambassadors and global athletes.
Your ticket includes free food, beverages, event swag & a chance to win a Spring 23 Trail Running Kit!
This event is open to all - you do not need to participate in a clinic to attend.
*$15. RSVP required. 100% of donations benefit Runners for Public Land.
Mental Game of Long Runs - Running and especially racing mimic life. Unexpected things come up at inopportune times both in training and during the race. Learning how to problem solve and roll with the punches is a key to having the race you want. Total Distance: 15km (9.2 Miles)
Lead by Arc'teryx Global Athlete Adam Campbell
Steep & Technical - Uphill running vs power hiking, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. This clinic offers a higher level of skill and fitness. We will also discuss downhill running techniques on steep & varied terrain as it involves greater balance, agility, and endurance. Total Distance: 10km (6.2 Miles) and 2,000+ feet of vertical
Lead by Arc'teryx Colorado Ambassador Anthony Lee
Intro to Trail Running - The terrain can be uneven, unpredictable, and require a greater level of concentration, balance, and coordination. We will begin with an easy trail that is not too hilly or technical. This will allow your body to gradually adapt to the changes in terrain. Total Distance: 5km (3.1 Miles)
Lead by Riley Brady
Transition from Road to Trail Running - this requires a few adjustments in your training and mindset. We will share all beta to help you make a smooth transition. Get ready to get out there and enjoy the trails! Total Distance: 10km (6.1 Miles)
Lead by Ellie Pell
Cool Down Recovery - Cooling down and recovering after a run is an important part of any running routine. It can help reduce muscle soreness and stiffness, prevent injury, and improve your overall fitness. We will have a cooldown zone post run clinics for everyone. Free clinic, does not include running.
Lead by Christine Neal
Mountain Running - Learn to enjoy the challenge and beauty of running in the mountains. Remember to always prioritize safety, listen to your body, and respect the environment. Prepare to run up Green Mountain from Gregory Canyon, down west ridge for and 8 mile loop with 3200 feet of vert. Total Distance: 13km (8 Miles) and 3200 feet of vertical.
Lead by Arc'teryx Colorado Ambassador Connor Koch
Mixed Terrain Running - Prepare for a challenging and exciting form of running that requires both physical and mental strength. Get tips from the pros to help you navigate steep ascents and scrambling during our mixed terrain run. Total Distance: 5km (3.1 Miles)
Lead by Arc'teryx Colorado Ambassador Anthony Lee
Breathwork and Meditation - Running can be a stressful activity, especially when training for a race or pushing yourself to improve your pace. Learn how to practice techniques that can help runners reduce stress and anxiety, which can also help you stay calm, and focused during your runs. Free clinic, does not include running.
Lead By Chaz Mykl
IMPORTANT CLINIC NOTES:
- Prepare to be on-trail for 2-3 hours. Efforts will vary depending on the clinic.
- We will have a aid station with supplementary water and snacks, but please do come prepared to be self sufficient
- Arc'teryx Boulder will have a fleet of testing footwear, these will not be for purchase and will be for testing purposes only
Suggested Packing List:
- 2L of water
- Snacks/fuel for a run between 5-15km
- Running shoes (a demo fleet will be available on site)
- Socks
- Weather appropriate layers
- Headwear if applicable
- Sunglasses & sun protection
All proceeds from this event series will benefit, Runners for Public Lands.
RPL is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit environmental organization committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Runners for Public Lands is dedicated to protecting the people and places we love by organizing runners for climate action, sustainability practices, the protection of public lands, and equitable access to nature.
Our in-store events at Arc'teryx Boulder will be wheelchair accessible. We will also provide ASL interpreters for our evening presentations upon request. We are actively seeking ways to increase accessibility for our future events and could use help understanding our community's needs. If you have specific accessibility requirements we welcome you to reach out ahead of time for us to accommodate - please email us at: shop.boulder@arcteryx.com
