24yo CT guy now living in Eastford, CT for work. Wondering if there are any people living and working in the area or any grads at UConn or Eastern looking for a training partner. If you're a CT guy as well, chances are that we already know each other.
Got another friend close by too but it would be sweet to get a good group forming.
It's a shithole
Depressing area, crappy winters, with not a lot to do except watch other people drink
There's a few in Southeastern CT if you can make the drive down I-395 to the New London area. If you are on Facebook search for the group Southeastern Connecticut Running.
Good Luck, I grew up in Eastern CT, lots of nice country roads and some good state parks as well.
Great running area. No women. Great scenery. No women. Not many places to go at night. No women. you can get really fit in that area with great winding roads for long runs. No women.
I suggest you go either to the outer Boston area, Worcester area, or even better, down 395 to the Johnny Kelly running area. They have great clubs there. And, they have women.
Mycrazyx wrote:
Great running area. No women. Great scenery. No women. Not many places to go at night. No women. you can get really fit in that area with great winding roads for long runs. No women.
I suggest you go either to the outer Boston area, Worcester area, or even better, down 395 to the Johnny Kelly running area. They have great clubs there. And, they have women.
agreed except clubs are usually a terrible place to meet women. you're right that it's desirable to be closer to a big city though as the numbers would be more in your favor
I hear hear there is a phenomenal coach in Plainfield, you should look him up.
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
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