United States Running Streak Association, Inc.
est. 2000

USRSA RUNNING STREAK DEFINITION: A running streak is defined by USRSA as running
at least one continuous mile within each calendar day under one's own body power (without
the utilization of any type of health or mechanical aid other than prosthetic devices).

Running under one's own power can occur on either the roads, a track, over hill and dale, or
on a treadmill. Running cannot occur through the use of canes, crutches or banisters, or
reliance on pools or aquatic devices to create artificial buoyancy.

Ownership of a running streak, either active or retired, entitles you to a USRSA membership.
Once that streak reaches a year in duration you then qualify for USRSA listing of your streak.

CAUTION:THE DANGERS OF STREAK RUNNING : By John Strumsky

Membership Applications: .doc or .pdf Format
Streak Certification Form: .doc or .pdf Format

The Streak Registry: USRSA's Official Quarterly Newsletter
Current Issue Mailed: Summer, 2009 Volume Nine Number Two
Current Issue Online: Summer, 2009 Volume Nine Number Two

Official Active Streak Registry

View Active List updated 06/01/2009

Official Retired Streak Registry

View Retired List updated 06/01/2009

Official USRSA Membership List

View Membership List updated 05/30/2009

Other Lists and Running Sites

Other Member Lists updated 12/01/2008

Other Running Sites updated 01/03/2009

Members in the News updated 7/1/2009 Robert Kraft featured in story "Everlasting Run" published on ESPN.com - E-Ticket in May 2009

Other Running News updated 3/28/2009 Check out the video "Barefoot Rick's Snow Run interview" from KMBC on February 28, 2009

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For additional information on USRSA, please contact:

United States Running Streak Association, Inc. c/o Mrs. Dawn N. Strumsky, Administrator 294 Chalet Drive, Millersville, Maryland 21108-1118 Questions: Please call 410/987-5215