You can get to a number of interesting and informative places from here. For example, you can visit Runner's World magazine. Here are other sites that might be worth visiting, but CBRC takes no responsibility for the content of these sites. Each link will open a new window on your browser. In no particular order, you might want to try:

• Do it Running This is part of the larger “Do It Sports” site; Do It Running hosts a massive list of links, as well as results, discussion boards, and columns from elite runners.
• Quad City Bike Club. Perhaps you are also a biking enthusiast.  Then check out this local club for some cross training.
• Hal Higdon's On The Run. Runner's World senior writer offers his regular columns on running as well as training schedules for various race distances.
• Cool Running is a “full featured” running site with plenty of archived information and some interactive fun. This is a clean and easy to use site.
• Fitness Sports. This central Iowa site has an Iowa statewide calendar, news and information about running and results of many Iowa races.
• Road Race Management offers a variety of products and services for race directors, people involved in the running industry, elite athletes, and others who have a keen interest in the sport of distance running.
• The Running Room is a site for the serious and not-so-serious runner. It offers a comprehensive guide for beginners and for more serious and ambitious athletes. This site provides answers to common questions on training, strength training, nutrition, and injuries.
• The Boston Marathon, for you marathoners, has a site where you can print out an entry form. You can also check out your required qualifying time and other stats.
• USDA Forest Service unofficially has links to almost all the US national forests for your running, hiking, biking, and camping needs.
• Running Tips is a site with running information for runners of any level. They offer a free running related newsletter via email.
• The Springfield Running Center offers a rundown of the prerequisites and basic principles for running a marathon, as well as other tips and links.
• Road Runners Club of America
  
• Bob Nelson Photography - Locate your photo in a Nearby Race taken by a local photographer who is also a runner.