The BRRC is located in the N. Market Bldg. in Faneuil Hall Market Place, in downtown Boston. The Bill Rodgers running center has everything you might need to complete the Boston marathon or perhaps just a sprint to the grocery store. The top floor is full of memorabilia, and the bottom floor has a huge selection of running shoes and clothing. They have a decent line of shoes for all different sorts of runners. The staff here is very friendly and will help you determine which shoe or line is best for your running needs. The prices are not the best in the area, but you cannot beat the central location in Faneuil Hall. On Tuesday the 22nd of April, - the day after the 2008 Boston Marathon – Bill Rodgers and Bart Yasso of Runners World Magazine will be at the Bill Rodgers Running Center in Faneuil Hall Marketplace signing their books from 11am until 3pm.

Mike Roche, former Olympian and American Record holder, realized in 2003 that he wanted to open up a store that was the ultimate resource for runners of all levels in Boston. After spending over 20 years helping to conceptualize running shoes in collaboration with some of the most respected Biomechanics Labs in the world, Roche brings his expertise to the Boston Running Company. Boston Running Co. is not only a place to shop for running gear and accessories, but they offer expert advice on outfitting you on the best athletic shoe for your fitness needs. Hours of operation: Weekdays 11am-7pm (Tue we close at 2:30 pm) Sat & Sun 11am-5pm

All sorts of running shoes and gear to completely outfit the serious runner.

Providing casual wear, sporting clothing, and accessories. The store is pretty big for being on Boylston, and carries a wide range of brands and styles for a casual look. They offer coats year round, and a wall of shoes (sort of in the middle of the store) that will have any pair of feet happy campers. The staff is friendly, and will give you your space if you're not chatting up. Store Hours: Mon-Fri: 9 AM - 9:30 PM Saturday: 9 AM - 9:30 PM Sunday: 11 AM - 8 PM

Template:Sporting Goods Store You know the shirt, and you've probably already come here. Comfortably settled in to its new Brattle St. location, City Sports draws in crowds looking for high-quality sporting goods, ranging from sweats to sneakers to swimsuits. City Sports has all the Nike, Adidas, Patagonia, and Columbia gear you'll need, but doesn't actually focus on sporting equipment. Buy one pair of shoes and get a second selected pair for $30. Other stores at Porter Sq. (617-661-1666), Back Bay (617-267-3900), Boston U. (617-782-5121), and Downtown Crossing (617-423-2015). At the Harvard location, Harvard ID will get you 10% off. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

All sorts of running shoes and gear to completely outfit the serious runner. City Sports has everything that the urban athlete needs to get equiped for any sport. The staff is very helpful. It can be a little pricy, but they have frequent sales.

Everything the serious athlete could need. City Sports carries loads of apparel for running, tennis, yoga, swimming, biking, and general fitness. Their brands include North Face, Reef, Wilson, Oakley, Adidas, Under Armour, Puma and many more.

All sorts of running shoes and gear to completely outfit the serious runner.

City Sports has the market cornered for where to go in Boston for athletic gear. They sure know how to market themselves; walk into any gym in town and you will see sweaty City Sports t-shirts clinging to the chests of the athletically inclined. From bathing suits to basketball shoes to powerbars, City Sports will do their best to keep you going.