Guidelines are periodically added and updated. Most RRCA clubs got started using RRCA guidelines or expanded their capabilities using other RRCA how-to material. Every club gets a free copy. The RRCA has a list of safety tips for women runners, in addition to guidelines on how to set up a safety program in your community in conjunction with law enforcement personnel. Every club gets a free copy.
Posters are also available.
The RRCA has adopted an Athlete's Bill of Rights to ensure the freedom of all runners to compete openly. Once an RRCA member, your club joins a network of communication from the local to national level. The RRCA has a volunteer RRCA State Representative in every state. The State Representative acts as a liaison between the club presidents and their regional director. In addition, State Representatives attend club meetings, publish a state newsletter, and assist in starting new RRCA clubs.