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The Inland Empire Running Club of Chino Hills is an organization created by veteran runners, coaches and people with a mission to advance the joy of running in the Inland Empire of southern California. This year-round program is specifically designed to meet the needs of all people regardless of their level of fitness. From the Beginning Run/Walker to the Elite Runner, we will provide you the training and expert coaching to successfully complete a Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k or simply get you in the shape of your life.

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Visit our L.A. Marathon information page! We will be providing updated information leading up to Race Day.

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The City of Los Angeles Marathon has selected the Inland Empire Running Club as the Inland Empire's exclusive 2009-2010 training program for the L.A. Marathon. The I.E.Roadrunners training program is under way. Club Training is every Saturday 7:00AM at Butterfield Park in Chino Hills. Don't miss your opportunity to train for the experience of a life time! All levels of athletic ability welcomed!

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Existing members who wish to train for L.A. only need to pay $20.00 because you've paid your annual membership fees. Register for the Training at the Park on Saturday mornings.

Due to the heavy rain forecast - Rod Dixon's visit for this Saturday has been canceled.

RRod Dixon is a former New Zealand middle distance runner. He won the bronze medal over 1500 metres at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, and in 1983 won the prestigious New York City Marathon.

Dixon, along with John Walker and Dick Quax, was one of a trio of world-class middle distance runners from New Zealand in the 1970s. He was the first of the three to taste Olympic success with his bronze medal in 1972, but was then somewhat overshadowed by the other two over the next few years, particularly by his good friend Walker.

Nevertheless, he posted impressive 1,500 meter (3:33.9) and mile (3:53.6) times during the 1970s and Track & Field News magazine ranked Dixon first in the world in the 5,000 meters in 1975.

His gradual move to longer distances was climaxed by his 1983 marathon victory in New York City in one of the most dramatic finishes the event has seen, when he came from behind to catch leader Geoff Smith at the 26 mile mark and won by 9 seconds.

Mr. Dixon is currently the Head Coach for the Los Angeles Marathon Roadrunners training program. His visit to the I.E. Roadrunners has been canceled due to the heavy rain forecast..

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Danny Arteaga WINS his Division "again" at the Surf City Half Marathon. Congratulations on another awesome race Danny! 1:14 finish! The IERC is very proud of you!

Three Marathons in Three Days!

The Inland Empire Running Club congratulates Georgina, Husein and Raul for completing three marathons over a three day period! An inspiring achievement to say the least!