Program Management

TRACS has produced professionally-managed, high-quality programs with varying budgets. Our commitment to timeliness and reliability enables us to create, manage and execute both annual and one-time programs, while meeting and exceeding our clients’ needs.

John Hancock Elite Athlete Village [click to learn more]

Since 1989, we have created and managed a miniature Olympic village during the Boston Marathon for the John Hancock-sponsored elite athletes. In addition to recruiting, training and managing 75 volunteers who work with the athletes daily, we are responsible for overseeing all athlete services, including transportation, meals, credentials, health care, entertainment, press requests and marathon course tours.

Boston Marathon Employee Training Program [click to learn more]

For the past 12 years, TRACS has designed and managed a comprehensive marathon training program, which includes a written and published state-of-the-art training manual, a 20-week training schedule, a series of multimedia seminars and long runs on the Boston Marathon course.

John Hancock Running and Fitness Clinic Program [click to learn more]

The Running and Fitness Clinic Program was created and designed in 1986 to promote fitness and health to American students, utilizing John Hancock-sponsored marathoners worldwide.

Adopt-A-Marathoner Program
An extension of the Running and Fitness Clinic Program, the Adopt-A-Marathoner Program was first conducted in 1993 at Elmwood Elementary School in Hopkinton, MA, where the legendary Boston Marathon begins. The program introduces local students to the training practices, culture and lifestyle of Kenyan athletes competing in the Boston Marathon.

Ali’s Challenge [click to learn more]

This strategic educational program for middle school students in Rhode Island combined an in-school fitness program with health and safety information relevant to adolescents. The 2005 program challenged students to collectively run or walk the 6,000 miles between Rhode Island and Athens, Greece. During the eight-week program, students logged their mileage while learning about the principles of nutrition, exercise and a healthy lifestyle. From 2003 to 2005, a total of 6,588 student participants logged 381,892 miles.

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