Running After 60

Running After 60 YouTube Stats

@RunningAfter60 · United States · Joined Mar 1, 2025

Key stats

Subscribers
1,090
Total views
65,755
Videos
58
Average views per video
1,019
Upload frequency
3.8 videos a month
Subscribers gained (last 35 days)
+40
Views gained (last 35 days)
+4.4K
Estimated monthly earnings
$2 – $19

Summary

Running After 60 is a YouTube channel from the United States, with 1,090 subscribers, 65,755 total views and 58 videos as of August 29, 2026.

In the last 35 days it gained 40 subscribers and added 4,371 views.

A typical recent video gets about 1,019 views.

It ranks #34,497 by subscribers among the 41,634 channels TubeGrade tracks, and #9,989 in the United States.

Its estimated YouTube ad revenue is $2–$19 per month, based on 3,747 monthly views at $0.50–$5.00 RPM.

At its current pace it would reach 2K subscribers in about 2.2 years.

Running After 60 subscriber and view history

DateSubscribersChangeViewsChange
August 29, 20261,090+4065,755+4.4K
July 24, 20261,050+4061,384+4.7K
June 20, 20261,010—56,663—

About Running After 60

Running After 60 addresses issues affecting older runners who are physically active. My name is Tom. I'm 66. After a 30-year hiatus from running, I began running again at the age of 62. I created a 9-week plan similar to a Couch to 5K and completed it on New Year's Day 2022. This channel will cover topics such as training for racing (and for fun), race strategy, injury prevention and treatment, longevity, comeback training, cross-training, strength training, run/walk/run method, 80/20 running, noncompetitive running, aerobics, and simply running for fun. This channel also includes "day in the life" videos focusing on my own training and racing. When I was a "middle-of-the-pack" high school and college runner, I was privileged to have several coaches, including an Olympic steeplechaser (Mike Manley) and an accomplished race walker (Bob Gray). Even if I didn't compete, I would still enjoy those easy aerobic training runs. Have fun running!

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Running After 60 — frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does Running After 60 have?

Running After 60 has 1,090 subscribers (1,090) as of August 29, 2026. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts.

How many views does Running After 60 have?

Running After 60 has 65,755 total views across 58 videos.

How many subscribers did Running After 60 gain in the last month?

Running After 60 gained 40 subscribers and added 4,371 views in the last 35 days, based on TubeGrade's tracking.

How much money does Running After 60 make per month?

Running After 60's estimated YouTube ad revenue is $2–$19 per month, from about 3,747 monthly views at a typical $0.50–$5.00 RPM. It excludes sponsorships, memberships and merchandise.

How much does Running After 60 make per video?

A typical Running After 60 video gets about 1,019 views, which is roughly $1–$5 in estimated ad revenue per video.

When did Running After 60 start their YouTube channel?

Running After 60 joined YouTube on Mar 1, 2025.

Where is Running After 60 from?

Running After 60's YouTube channel is based in the United States.

How often does Running After 60 upload?

Running After 60 uploads about 3.8 videos a month, based on its recent videos.

What is Running After 60's subscriber rank?

Running After 60 ranks #34,497 by subscribers among the 41,634 YouTube channels TubeGrade tracks (#9,989 in the United States).

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