2022
ORRC’s 1200 Club registration is open throughout October 15, 2022. Retroactive miles are allowed back to January 2022 for later registrations.
What is the 1200 Club?
Offered as an ORRC member benefit, for a minimal fee the 1200 Club’s goal is a challenge and motivational tool to run/walk 1200 miles in one calendar year (January through February). Rewards are a healthier lifestyle plus a gorgeous jacket after the first year when completing 1200 miles. Jacket patches are given for subsequent years. Just report your mileage at each month’s end (below), and watch them grow.
Monthly Submission and Mileage Totals
2022 Monthly Mileage Submission Form – click here
About the 1200 Club
Since 2013, ORRC has had 681 runner and walker ORRC members register for the 1200 Club challenge, and 482 participants received jackets. Cumulative mileage from all participants through 2020 shows club members have circumnavigated the Earth 82 times, and gone to the moon and back three times!
Download a handy mileage reporting chart – click here.
All monthly totals for the calendar year are due by the following January 10th of the next calendar year (e.g all monthly miles for 2022 are due by January 10th of 2023.) Annual ongoing totals of all participants will be published in the Oregon Distance Runner (ODR) throughout the year and are available online.
Email 1200club@oregonroadrunnersclub.org if you have questions about the program.
Give yourself a challenge and join the club!
Reporting Rules:
- All monthly totals for the calendar year are due by the following January 10th of the next calendar year (e.g. all monthly miles for 2022 are due by January 10th of 2023.)
What Miles Count?
- Races and training miles
- Running and/ or Walking miles
And What Miles Don’t Count?
- Miles from another sport such as cycling, swimming, and ellipticals
- Running in a swimming pool
- “Steps” counted on a pedometer during the course of a day that are not part of a standard run or walk
Testimonies:
“Thank you for all you do to make this club so much fun and keeps people like me motivated to meet this goal.” Philip McGuigan
“When I was younger, I could run a lot more. Now, a lot of my exercise is walking, biking, and the gym. The 1200 club is an important incentive for me. Your help means a lot to me. Thanks!” Doug Marshall
