Bulldogs Updates
**Weekly Run Alert**
All weekly runs are temporarily suspended
In consultation with Infectious Disease experts who support the Boston Bulldogs, and in light of
rising COVID-19 case numbers in and around Boston, we are continuing the temporary suspension
of all in-person runs. We will re-assess at the end of January and will act in accordance to updated guidelines from the Governor of Massachusetts.
We look forward to resuming weekly runs as soon as it is safe to do so.
You can stay up-to-date on our website and through our social media channels.
If you are running on your own, please remember to always wear your
mask and stay 6' apart.
Thank you and stay well!
All weekly runs are temporarily suspended
In consultation with Infectious Disease experts who support the Boston Bulldogs, and in light of
rising COVID-19 case numbers in and around Boston, we are continuing the temporary suspension
of all in-person runs. We will re-assess at the end of January and will act in accordance to updated guidelines from the Governor of Massachusetts.
We look forward to resuming weekly runs as soon as it is safe to do so.
You can stay up-to-date on our website and through our social media channels.
If you are running on your own, please remember to always wear your
mask and stay 6' apart.
Thank you and stay well!
Support the Boston Bulldogs Running Club
Now more than ever we are thankful for the support and encouragement of our community.
Donate now
Now more than ever we are thankful for the support and encouragement of our community.
Donate now
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Boston Bulldogs Newsletter:
Check out the latest Fall 2020 issue of the Boston Bulldogs Newsletter
Boston Bulldogs Newsletter:
Check out the latest Fall 2020 issue of the Boston Bulldogs Newsletter
Boston Bulldogs in Boston University News!
While doctors prepare to handle rise in opioid cases, access to recovery programs remains limited
While most support programs have moved online, some groups have found ways to meet in-person following social distancing requirements. The Boston Bulldogs Running Club helps those affected by addiction find emotional and physical well-being.
The group used Zoom check-ins, running apps and meditation sessions to stay connected through the spring. The group returned to socially-distanced runs in Quincy, Plymouth, Natick and at the Chestnut Hill Reservoir over the summer.
Click HERE to read more!
While doctors prepare to handle rise in opioid cases, access to recovery programs remains limited
While most support programs have moved online, some groups have found ways to meet in-person following social distancing requirements. The Boston Bulldogs Running Club helps those affected by addiction find emotional and physical well-being.
The group used Zoom check-ins, running apps and meditation sessions to stay connected through the spring. The group returned to socially-distanced runs in Quincy, Plymouth, Natick and at the Chestnut Hill Reservoir over the summer.
Click HERE to read more!
Join the Boston Bulldogs Running Club
Access to virtual member meetings and activities!
(Membership fees are waived for those who cannot pay the annual fee).
Check out our Event Calendar for a full list of activities and runs.
Access to virtual member meetings and activities!
(Membership fees are waived for those who cannot pay the annual fee).
Check out our Event Calendar for a full list of activities and runs.
COVID-19 ALERT
At the Boston Bulldogs, group runs - being together as a community in support of our collective wellness goals - is a cornerstone of our programs. We are all eager to get back together, and by creating opportunities to stay connected via technology, we will emerge even stronger. In the meantime, as we all practice social distancing and use extra care when moving around public spaces, we encourage members to explore some additional resources available to support health and wellness during this time.
Boston Bulldogs featured in Sparking Life video (below)
