The Breakfast Club is a running club that originated in Jerusalem and has since

opened up new branches in Tel Aviv and Modiin.

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The Club was officially founded in 2007 and is one of the most well-known and

established clubs in Israel.

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The Breakfast Club welcomes all runners that would like to improve and train in a

more professional and of course fun environment. The club encourages a Blue

Collar type of running style, by empowering people to outperform their perceived

talent, through hard work. This is partially achieved through several club runners,

who possess an immense amount of knowledge and are more than happy to

share their wisdom.

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Runs take place at the Givat Ram track in Jerusalem on Monday’s, Park

HaYarkon in Tel Aviv on Wednesday’s and several trail runs around the

Jerusalem and Modiin areas, throughout the week.

There are club runners who have achieved truly magnificent results, ranging from

a 31 minute 10K to a 2:29 marathon. While these achievements are

extraordinary, it is the successes of the ‘ordinary’ runners, who make up the bulk,

which defines the clubs ethos. The ambition and spirit of all the club runners,

enables each individual to realize their true potential.

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Races which the club focus their involvement in include, the Jerusalem Marathon

(all distances), Bet Shean half marathon, Har Lamemek relay race, ‘running from

the heart’ community project, The Tani run (in memory of Tani Goodman) and of

course all other Israel based running events.

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There are several English speaking runners from all over the globe, including

England, USA & South Africa.

Great friendships and connections are established at the club. Whether you’ve

made Aliyah or just visiting, it’s a great place to learn the lay of the land through

running!

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Contact Info:

email: bcrunning@gmail.com

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“They’ll speak our names in hushed tones, ‘those guys are animals’ they’ll say!

We can lay it on the line, bust a gut, show them a clean pair of heels. We can

sprint the turn on a spring breeze and feel the winter leave our feet! We can, by

God, let our demons loose and just wail on!”

― John L. Parker Jr., Once a Runner

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