Our Crew: Training and Teamwork
Behind the scenes with our volunteer squad, where we practice safety drills, build coordination, and foster the energy that keeps race days running smooth.
The whole Running Roadies crew together after supporting the Delhi Half Marathon. We travel across cities to support major running events, bringing our unique Bengaluru energy everywhere we go.
Our volunteer team taking a moment for a photo at a race event in Delhi. We work hard, but we also make sure to celebrate our teamwork and the fun of volunteering together.
A few moments from our volunteering day at the Anandayana run. From pre-race warmups to post-run watermelon treats, it's all about the shared experience and community spirit.
Here I am, announcing my role as a pacer for the Bengaluru Runners Jatre. We don't just support from the sidelines; many of us are experienced runners who serve as pacers to help others achieve their race goals.
Representing Running Roadies at the TCS World 10K expo. It's great to be recognized as an official route support partner and connect with the wider running community before the big day.
Networking with leaders and friends from across the running industry at the Bengaluru Sports Foundation launch. We believe in collaboration and are always excited to support new community initiatives.
One of our members practicing chest compressions during a CPR and Basic Life Support training session. Safety is paramount, and we ensure our volunteers are equipped with life-saving skills.
A Fortis Healthcare professional demonstrating life-saving techniques to our team. We partnered with them to get 80 of our members trained and certified in first aid.
Hands-on learning during our Basic Life Support workshop. An instructor guides our volunteers on the correct CPR techniques using a mannequin.
A demonstration of the Heimlich maneuver for choking emergencies. This practical training ensures our team is prepared to handle various medical situations during a race.
About Our Crew: Training & Teamwork
When you hire us for race support, you aren't just getting volunteers who show up on the day. You are getting a crew that puts in the hours for Basic Life Support training and drills, so if someone trips or needs a hand, we know exactly what to do. It is not just about cheering; it is about having a team that is prepared for the real, sweaty, chaotic reality of a race morning.
We take race day responsibility seriously. Most volunteer teams are just people handed a water bottle and told where to stand. Not us. We partner with experts like Fortis Healthcare to ensure our members are certified in CPR and Basic Life Support. Whether it involves the Heimlich maneuver for a choking hazard or handling a runner collapse, our team is trained to stay calm and act fast.
But it is not all medical drills. We believe that a high-energy team creates a high-energy race. That is why we spend weeks bonding, running together, and practicing our cheering coordination. When you see us at a marathon, you will notice the difference. We are not just there to manage a station; we are there to be the support system that keeps the runners moving.
Our team handles everything from complex logistics for big races like the Delhi Half Marathon to local community runs in Bangalore. We do not believe in just volunteering. We believe in owning the experience. From the first hydration setup at 4 AM to the final sweep of the course, our crew brings the same energy. If you are an event organizer looking for a team that actually cares about the runners, the cleanliness of your course, and the safety of your participants, you have found us.
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