Rapid Transit SportswearLove getting great reviews from local moms! "I want to give two huge shout outs, one to Rapid Transit Sports! I went there with my entourage of kiddos and they were so kind and patient and didn't complain about all of the stinky boy feet with holes in socks (I was embarrassed) and, Two: to the moms who suggested Nittany Track and Field. My son is having a lot of fun AND learning about running. Thank you so very much!"Rapid Transit SportswearCheck out our selection of back to school kids shoes!Rapid Transit SportswearRegistration is open for the Fear No Eagle 5K! The 5K is October 23 at the Bald Eagle State Park and is hosted by The Bald Eagle Area High School Cheer Booster Club.Fear No Eagle 5KRapid Transit Sportswear added 4 new photos.Congrats to the 2016 Stanley Cup Champions! Pittsburgh Penguins Championship shirts now in stock.Rapid Transit SportswearCongrats Little Lions!State College wins PIAA boys’ track and field team championshipRapid Transit SportswearThanks for the great article Onward State!

Local Treasure Rapid Transit Unites Community Over Sporting GoodsRapid Transit Sportswear added 2 new photos.2016 Men's Penn State Wrestling NCAA National Champion t-shirts, long sleeve shirts, and hats now in stock.Rapid Transit SportswearPenn State Mont Alto sending 5 wrestlers to nationals in Kissimmee, Florida. (Pictured are: Clay Kocsis, JB Holden, Alex Gallaher, Jacob Sechrist, Tyler Warner, and Coach Bruce.)Way to go THON 2016!State College, PA - THON 2016 Raises $9,770,332.32 'For The Kids' - University Park, PARapid Transit SportswearFirst person to stop by the store gets these two Penn State Wrestling tickets for the 5:00 pm match tonight against Oklahoma State. When you come in just let us know you saw this on facebook.Rapid Transit SportswearThe ladies from Thon picked up their check from For The Kids Day yesterday! The final total is top secret by we had a great day! Penn State Dance MarathonRapid Transit Sportswear shared an event.For the Kids Day is today!! 30% of all purchases today will be donated to Thon!3Rapid Transit For the Kids DayRapid Transit SportswearGet your wish list ready!

Tomorrow is For The Kids Day! Rapid Transit For the Kids Day February 3. RTS will be donating 30% of all purchases to Thon. Stop down to get all of your Thon gear. # # #3Rapid Transit For the Kids DayRapid Transit SportswearGood luck to those participating in the First Night 5K Resolution Run tonight! Go Transit T ShirtStop by the store and say hello! Wood Floor Color With Oak TrimWe wish you all a safe and Happy New Year!T Shirt Yes We CamRapid Transit SportswearThere is still time to register for the annual First Night 5K Resolution Run. First Night State CollegeResolution Run | First Night State CollegeRapid Transit SportswearMerry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!Rapid Transit SportswearNeed a last minute gift? We open at 8:00 am. Stop down for a Rapid Transit gift card.

Rapid Transit SportswearBowl hats are now in stock.Rapid Transit Sportswear2016 TaxSlayer Bowl Shirts now in stock! It's not just about PRs and short shorts anymore. Running is a cultural movement that transcends start and finish lines and takes you to places you couldn't get to without it. At Anthym, each person who comes in our store is welcomed into our community. We spend our time searching for brands, big and small, that let you customize your life in motion. Our stores are beautiful self expressions of our passion and joy of the running lifestyle. The life of a runner follows many paths. Start your next one with us. Our first brick and mortar store is now open on College Ave. in State College Pa. If the sign says "closed" then we are probably scrambling up Tussey or doing drop-in Yoga somewhere downtown. Join Our Club: Stretch. Hour Long Yoga Flow Slow down, connect, stretch, & relax for a FREE hour long yoga class at the store. All levels welcome- come ready to be challenged!

Bring a mat if you have one. *Limited mats available to borrow* Weekly Run & Yoga Wednesday nights at Anthym begin with a 3 mile run from the store (228 e. College Ave). Leave bags, fill up, and get moving with us. Juice Plus & Kiersten Gelfand Workout What’s better than a 30 minute sweat session followed by nutritious smoothies?? Not much, other than maybe a PR at a race followed by cold beer, but on the off days we’ll take the healthier road. Start with a fun whole body workout with local personal trainer, Kiersten Gelfand, followed by some tasty Juice Plus samples and healthy knowledge about their product! FREE & open- Workout starts promptly at 6pm. Because your run never ends. Anthym tees, hoodies and bags can be purchased here and shipped nationwide. Men’s Outside The Lines Tee For wherever running takes you, let your journey start with us. Latest products, events, and life hacks from the world of running and movement.← Go Back to Dining Guide

115 South Allen Street 8:00am - 7:00pm Closed There are no photos for this business. Rapid Transit Sports Menu Choose a menu to browse. * All prices are believed to be accurate but are subject to change and my vary slightly from actual prices. * Images shown are used for display purposes and may not accurately represent product. « Back to Dining Guide Show All Restaurants »The NVRC Fall Blood Drive Is On September 8 WHEN: September 8, 11:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.WHERE: Gym of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 250 E. College Ave., State College. Enter by Calder Way doors.PARKING: At meters and in nearby McAllister Garage. The NVRC’s Fall Blood Drive is coming up on Thursday, Sept. 8, and now is a great time to schedule your appointment – you can do it online in just a minute or two. Let’s go for filling in the schedule early. Hours are from 11:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. at the gym of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, in downtown State College.

The online appointment calendar is here. You can click the arrow to choose your time. Walk-in donors are also welcome! Double red donations will also be possible at this drive.This supplements the other snacks and beverages at the post-donation canteen.Get motivated for the fall and winter racing season! Minutes of the June 7, 2016 meeting of the NVRC Club officers present: Amy Blake (president), Dave Eggler (treasurer), Marty Mazur (communications director), Tara Murray (secretary/archivist), Marty Klanchar (membership director). Attendance has been slightly down for the last few meetings. Has the weather on the first Tuesday of even numbered months been particularly nice? Are runners getting their fix of running news and chitchat online? Are people tired of pizza and beer?Jake Clements and Dave Eggler gave an update on the club's Arts Fest Races coming up on July 17. There will again be 5K, 10K, and 10-mile races. The courses are set. They will need volunteers for the race and for packet stuffing on July 16.

Cheryl and Dean Capone are unable to host this year, but Jake and Sarah Clements will again help with food. Stay tuned for details including the date (early August) and location.The club is unsure about when and if the track will be accessible. It is scheduled to be replaced this summer. For Thursday Track, plan to meet at the Penn State track, and if it is closed we can use the indoor track (although most people have not wanted to run inside when the weather is nice).A bike accident at this club race last November is still being investigated and a claims adjuster is working on it.Amy Blake and a few others have been getting together for group rides and tri training and plan to do some tris together this summer. Contact Amy if you're interested in joining.Marty Mazur intends to plan an outing or two to run the trail and visit Elk Creek Cafe later this summer or early fall. Thursday Track Report: Bwana's Sauna The weather was very warm and very humid. Very much like a sauna: we were inside and there were a lot of half-naked people.

But unlike in Finland, there was not way to transition to cold, then hot, then cold….Just a non-stop steam bath. And unlike in Finland, we weren’t sitting on wood slats but running around like idiots. Judd Michael, Costas Maranas, Michael Goldfine, Rich Harter, Joel Niemann, David Lloyd, and Marty Mazur did their workout in the steam and were quite happy when they were Finnish. Just like Dean last week, Costas was doing his own workout: repeat 800s. Dean’s were at an impressive and consistent sub-3:10 pace. Costas was even more impressive, keeping sub-2:50s coming. The rest of the Crew did sets of 3X300 at mile race pace (or better) with short rests between 300s. Most of the Crew did 3 sets, for 9 X 300. The other “track crew”, the one working on refurbing the outdoor track, was out there today doing something. Bwana couldn’t tell what. They were spraying something (water? pre-treatement?) all over the substrate. It looks like there’s a tractor trailer full of material ready to go, but so far the track looks the same as it’s looked since they ripped it up a few months ago.

We’re looking forward to christening the new track, but we’ll keep the sacred oils locked up for now. The Nittany Valley Running Club collects used running shoes to donate to the More Foundation.  Some local races will have a collection box... check the email discussion group for updates, or contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you'd like to drop them off any time. Shoes should be "gently used" - shoes you've retired because you have "too many miles" on them are fine, even if the tread is worn.  Those you've been using to garden and cut the grass with for a year, or done a few mud runs in, maybe not.  Here's what the foundation says: "Please send only gently used athletic shoes (running and soccer) in adult sizes 6 – 12.  Please do Not send dress shoes, single shoes, or damaged shoes - heavily stained or with holes/rips." Here's some more info from the foundation: We are asking for used athletic shoes to fight poverty, hunger, and global warming

This is accomplished by educating small farmers in the use of the MORE Farming System. This is the entire focus of MORE Foundation Group, a Not-for-profit Foundation registered in Delaware. We are 100% funded from the sale of ‘gently used athletic shoes’. Of the one billion pair of shoes placed in landfills each year we only need a few hundred thousand of those to reach a tipping point. Villagers seek opportunities to prosper, conserve natural habitat and regenerate regions that have been severely damaged. The highly qualified management of MORE Foundation in developing countries teaches small farmers and villages how to create Modular Organic Regenerative Environment’s (MORE). With each 600 pair of shoes the adopted family will receive 12 months of hands-on MORE training. After MORE training is complete the family receives the tools, seeds, trees, and livestock to increase productivity as much as 1000%. MORE Foundation teaches the integrated MORE Farming System as well as small farm business management, rainforest resource conservation, capacity analysis, marketing research, profit center modeling, tribal community development, microfinance lending.

As well as training in Co-op set up; how to form a village credit union with self-capitalized expansion. We also provide free medical assistance for the families protecting them from Malaria and other infectious diseases. Nittany Track and Field Youth Club Announces its Fall Cross-Country Program Nittany Track and Field youth club invites girls and boys ages 8-18 to participate in the youth cross country training program. Practice starts August 22nd! The goal of the program is to provide kids with positive exposure to distance running and cross country as a sport. Additionally the program promotes active lifestyle and encourages athletes to set goals and develop skills and commitment to work towards those goals over the season. Both beginners and experienced runners are welcome. The program has been highly popular over the past years, and we would normally enroll 70-80 youth runners each fall. Here are details in brief: Practice location: Tudek Memorial Park on weekdays / other parks on SundaysPractice time: Monday through Thursday, 5:45-7:15 pm // Sunday, 3:00-4:30 pmAttendance is flexibleRegistration: $70 per season (for $50 for second child in the family)Season dates: 8/22 - 11/20XC Distances (for meets): 2k (8 under), 3k (9-12), 4k (13-14), 5k (15 and older)Lead Coaches: Mark Fedkin, Jayson Jackson, Andrew Maguire

/registration.htmlYou can register online or by mailing printed registration forms. We will hold an informational meeting for the 2016 fall season on August 18th 6 pm at Tudek Park (first pavilion, near the tennis courts). But you can also email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Central Pennsylvania Youth Track Meet Nittany Track and Field will once again host a youth track and field meet on Saturday, June 4 at the State College Area High School Track. The meet is intended to provide a gentle introduction to competitive track and field for youth athletes up to age 16.  The meet will be fully automatic timed and will award winners with medals for 1-3 places and ribbons for 4-6 places. Entry is only $10 per athlete but must be completed by Wednesday, June 1 at 5 pm, so please sign up now! We also need more volunteers to help in running this meet. Please consider donating your time by signing up here. Contact the meet director Tony Kwasnica at This email address is being protected from spambots.