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Nike is launching its flagship Nike+ Run Club program, aimed at offering continued expert running guidance and training sessions to runners around the world, in Seoul, South Korea on Oct. 24.
The service program is aimed at offering detailed coaching session tailored for every runner with differing running goals and athletic abilities.
A variety of programs including the “Ready-Set-Go Run” for beginners, the “Speed Run” and “Long Run” for endurance running as well as the “Local Run” and “Home Run” for recovery are available.
The Nike+ Run Club Seoul program will be offered free of charge at Nike’s Gangnam, IFC and Olympic stores. To register, visit www.nike.com/SEOUL. Limited slots are available.
By Sohn Ji-young (jys@heraldcorp.com)
The service program is aimed at offering detailed coaching session tailored for every runner with differing running goals and athletic abilities.
A variety of programs including the “Ready-Set-Go Run” for beginners, the “Speed Run” and “Long Run” for endurance running as well as the “Local Run” and “Home Run” for recovery are available.
The Nike+ Run Club Seoul program will be offered free of charge at Nike’s Gangnam, IFC and Olympic stores. To register, visit www.nike.com/SEOUL. Limited slots are available.
By Sohn Ji-young (jys@heraldcorp.com)
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