166 Run Clubs in United States (2026)

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Koreatown Run Club (KRC)

Los Angeles, United States

A large, influential running crew based in LA’s Koreatown, started in 2016 by Mike Pak and Duy Nguyen to bring the community together through running. KRC is known for its energetic, culture-infused vibe – they host runs 3–4 times a week: “Monday Night Blocks” (7 PM) offering 3 or 5 mile routes through K-town, Wednesday night track sessions (7:45 PM at LACC), Thursday 8 PM runs from the local burger joint Love Hour (with burgers and drinks after), and rotating Saturday morning long runs. All paces are truly welcome (the club’s motto: “everyone is welcome – just show up") and routes often split into 3 vs 5 mile options to accommodate levels. KRC’s runs are free and often attract 50+ runners, combining serious training (intervals, marathon prep) with a fun, social atmosphere celebrating Korean-American culture and community.

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Brickell Run Club

Miami, United States

Brickell Run Club is a large, free weekly community run in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. It is powered by Baptist Health and Nike and is known for being inclusive, with all paces and experience levels welcome. The club focuses on community, social connection, and scenic urban routes rather than competition, and it runs rain or shine.

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Upper West Side Run Club

New York, United States

A neighborhood-based running club on Manhattan’s Upper West Side that prides itself on an inclusive, supportive community. They host three runs a week – Tuesday 7am, Thursday 6:30pm, and Sunday 10am – often ending with social gatherings like coffee on Sunday mornings or beers after the Thursday evening run. All levels are welcome, from walkers to speedy runners, and the club emphasizes the joy of running and making friends over competition. Typical routes are 5–8 km through Central Park or Riverside Park. The club is free to join and is one of the largest social run groups in the area, known for its friendly vibe and “something for everyone” approach.

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North Brooklyn Runners

Brooklyn, United States

A community running club that has been running through North Brooklyn since 2009. It welcomes runners of all abilities, from brand-new beginners to highly competitive athletes, and emphasizes finding your community at any pace through free weekly runs, social events, and local volunteer opportunities.

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Deadstock Run Club

Portland, United States

Deadstock Run Club is a social, inclusive running club connected to Deadstock Coffee. The club’s tone is informal and welcoming, with an emphasis on just running, hanging out, and building community rather than chasing performance. It is also described as Black-led and especially community-oriented, creating a space where people can connect while staying active.

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Founders Running Club

San Francisco, United States

Founders Running Club (FRC) is a global, founder-focused community that brings together founders, investors, operators and creators for weekly social runs and networking. Launched in San Francisco in July 2022, FRC now runs in 50+ cities with 45,000+ members. Runs are casual and inclusive — conversational pace with pace groups, options for 5K/10K or a walking group, and coffee/brunch after for informal networking. Events are free, pet-friendly, and open to guests.

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Social Striders Running Club

New York, United States

A social running community in New York that brings people from all walks of life together through regular group runs, social events and volunteer activities. Runs are casual and inclusive (all paces welcome), with an emphasis on conversation, post-run coffee/food and community-building. Membership is free and attendance is open and casual.

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West Town Brew Crew

Chicago, United States

An informal morning run crew that doubles as a coffee club. West Town Brew Crew meets every Friday at 6:30 AM at a rotating local coffee shop in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood. The run is an easy-paced 5 km (about 3.1 miles) – nobody is racing, since the goal is to shake off the “Sunday scaries” (their joke) and ease into Friday with friends. In fact, each week one member theatrically tears off a pair of snap-off pants to signal the start of the run (a fun tradition). After the ~30 minute run, the crew rewards themselves with coffee (or sometimes a patio beer when weather permits) at the meetup café. The vibe is ultra-casual and welcoming – perfect for beginners or anyone who wants a social jog before work.

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Fleet Feet New York City

New York, United States

Fleet Feet New York City is a citywide running community connected to Fleet Feet’s NYC stores. It welcomes runners, walkers, and fitness enthusiasts of all paces and ability levels, and centers around social group runs, themed events, and gear/community support. The club is spread across multiple neighborhood hubs, making it a broad, inclusive network rather than a single-location run crew.

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Front Runners New York

New York, United States

Front Runners New York is New York City’s LGBTQ+ running club for LGBTQ+ athletes and allies of all speeds, ages, and abilities. It is a welcoming, social, community-centered club with weekly fun runs, coached workouts, long runs, and other endurance activities. New runners do not need to be members, and the club emphasizes inclusivity, no pace requirements, and participation for both runners and walkers.

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7onSundays

Chicago, United States

7 on Sundays is a vibrant, community-rooted Black run club based in Bronzeville on Chicago’s South Side. Founded in 2018 by Nike colleagues Ian Gonzalez, Aaron Ingram, and Craig Taylor, they gather every Sunday at 7 AM for a seven-mile “Sunday Service” run, symbolizing both the time and their cultural heritage. What began as a simple commitment to running in their own neighborhood has grown into a spirited crew with 50+ members, united by the motto “No Pace, Just Vibes.” The group is known for its inclusivity, community visibility, and ease in breaking down barriers in Chicago’s running scene, welcoming runners of all backgrounds.

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Dirty Bird Run Club

New York, United States

Dirty Bird Run Club is a New York-based running club established in 2023 that emphasizes running without performance pressure. Its identity centers on resetting the run, welcoming trail and road runners, and keeping the atmosphere social and community-driven while still offering structured weekly sessions.

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The Most Informal Running Club, Ever!

New York, United States

A judgment-free, community-focused running club that combines running with socialising (brunches, beers, themed runs). Membership is free for life and all paces are welcome — from walkers and beginner runners to faster athletes. The club emphasizes inclusivity, casual vibes, and post-run hangouts; they also run occasional themed events, beginner series, and virtual challenges.

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Portland Running Co.

Portland, United States

Portland Running Co. is a family-owned, locally rooted running resource that has served the Portland area since 1995. The club/store community is built around inclusive group runs, with all paces welcome, and offers a mix of road, trail, and track sessions. It stands out for its long-running local presence, multiple weekly run options, and the added community hub of The Run Pub at the Portland location.

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Labyrinth Run Club

Los Angeles, United States

Labyrinth Run Club LA offers a deeply rooted connection to nature, spirituality, and community—set against the backdrop of L.A.’s sprawling Griffith Park. Meeting every Saturday at 6:45 AM (gathering at Franklin Café, run begins around 7:00 AM), the club invites runners and walkers to embark on mindful ~3- to 5 km trail runs through the labyrinthine paths of the park. The group emphasizes presence, transformation, and inner connection, weaving physical movement into a ceremony-like experience that transcends the typical running club format. Labyrinth Run Club is less about speed and more about spiritual exploration and communal rhythm in the embrace of nature.

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Village Run Club NYC

New York, United States

Village Run Club NYC is a Greenwich Village–based, inclusive running community that hosts Friday morning miles and destination endurance runs. The club emphasizes inclusivity — runners of all paces and backgrounds are welcome — and encourages members to connect via its Strava club and Instagram for routes and updates. Philosophy summarized as “run together, celebrate together, grow together.”

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South Bay Runners Club

Hermosa Beach, United States

South Bay Runners Club is a beach cities running and walking club serving the Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Redondo Beach area. It is an all-volunteer nonprofit with coached, year-round training and community events for all levels. The club emphasizes a friendly, inclusive atmosphere, science-based training, and a strong social side with runs, race support, guest speakers, and post-run gatherings.

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No More Lonely Runs (NMLR)

New York, United States

A women-led social run club launched in 2023 to make running in NYC a more communal experience. NMLR meets every Saturday morning (8 AM in summer, 9 AM in winter) for a group run (~3–6 miles) alternating between Central Park and the West Side Highway. Runs are followed by coffee, bagels, and plenty of conversation – the club’s origin was a post-run coffee where members said “same time next week?”. All paces and levels are welcome (some run 3 miles, others 6). The focus is on friendship, consistency, and making running less lonely. They also hold Wednesday 6:30 PM speed workouts open to all levels. Expect a supportive, upbeat vibe where newcomers quickly feel at home.

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Almost Friday Run Club

New York, United States

Almost Friday Run Club is a community-based running group created to bring people together for an energizing start to the day. Meeting every Thursday morning at 7:00 AM across major U.S. cities including New York City, Boston, San Francisco, and Washington, DC, the club blends the discipline of running with the fun of a weekly social ritual. The runs are open to all levels, offering accessible routes that emphasize participation over competition. With a welcoming and casual atmosphere, Almost Friday Run Club has quickly grown into a space where runners can connect, stay consistent, and celebrate progress together. Beyond the pavement, the community thrives on Instagram and Strava, where members share highlights, track achievements, and engage with the “Club Records” board that showcases race performances.

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Boring Run Club

New Orleans, United States

Boring Run Club is a New Orleans social running club built around house music, electrolytes, and a welcoming community atmosphere. It appears to prioritize an inclusive, high-energy group experience over performance, with weekly Saturday meetups and route details shared in weekly info posts.

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Venados Running Club

Chicago, United States

A long-running Pilsen-based run club (est. 1981) that prides itself on being family-friendly and fun. Venados (“deer” in Spanish) meets every Wednesday at 7:00 PM, usually starting and ending at Monochrome Brewing in Pilsen. They run ~3 to 5 miles through the neighborhood, then stick around the brewery for beers and social time. All paces are welcome – pace groups typically range from ~8 min/mile to 12+ min/mile. The club has a casual, welcoming vibe with many Latino members and a focus on community. Their motto is literally “on the run since ’81,” and they’ve helped generations of runners in the Pilsen community. Expect a solid run followed by plenty of cervezas and camaraderie.

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Blacklist LA

Los Angeles, United States

A nonprofit run organization fusing urban art and running. Founded in 2013, Blacklist LA is famous for its Monday night “Art Runs,” ~3–4 mile community runs that explore Los Angeles murals and street art. Hundreds of runners (all paces) gather weekly at 9 PM to run through different neighborhoods – the group stops at a featured mural, where run leaders share info about the artwork before a big group photo. Beyond Art Runs, Blacklist hosts Wednesday track workouts, Friday morning “Morning Miles,” and Sunday coffee runs, engaging over 10,000 Angelenos annually. The vibe is inclusive and lively – they literally run with speakers to create a moving party, and everyone is invited. It’s free to join and all about community and city pride.

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Peak and Pace

New York, United States

Peak and Pace is a movement-first community centered on running and broader wellness in New York City. The club brings people together through weekly runs and walk-runs, while also expanding into hikes, ski trips, social events, dance, yoga, and other immersive community experiences. Its core identity is inclusive and community-driven, with an emphasis on fitness, culture, and welcoming all paces.

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Carb Loaders Run Club

Los Angeles, United States

A food-first run club in Los Angeles that treats running as a social, carb-powered community experience. It describes itself as "LA’s carb-mandatory run club" and "the most delicious run club," with monthly runs across West LA that usually end at a new food spot for a post-run hangout. The vibe is casual, welcoming, and built around fun, food, and community rather than race-style training.

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3RUN2 (Three Run Two)

Chicago, United States

One of Chicago’s largest and most influential run crews, 3RUN2 (pronounced “Three Run Two”) is a free community running club founded in 2013. Based in the Logan Square/Humboldt Park area, it brings together runners of all paces for multiple weekly group runs. Regular meetups include Tuesday 7:00 PM and Thursday 6:30 PM runs (with multiple distance routes, usually 3–6 miles), often ending at a local bar or café for social time. They also host Saturday morning long runs during marathon season. The vibe is urban, inclusive, and hype – music and post-run parties are common. 3RUN2’s motto is about community over competition, and it has become a model for other Chicago crews by showing that running can be a lifestyle and social outlet, not just a workout.

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Coconut Grove Run Club

Miami, United States

A Miami community running club that celebrates The Grove with social, inclusive group runs. It has a playful local identity, welcomes all levels, and appears to emphasize beginner-friendly, no-drop runs and a strong community atmosphere. The club also seems to partner with local brands and events, which adds to its energetic, high-visibility culture.

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Run & Chug Run Club

New York, United States

A social run club that meets every Wednesday at 7:00 pm at rotating bars in NYC. Runners of all paces do a ~4-mile (6.4 km) group run and then reunite at the bar for post-run drinks and socializing. The emphasis is on fun and community rather than speed – a bag drop is provided, and routes are casual out-and-back loops. All running levels are welcome, and participants often modify distance as needed. It’s a free, volunteer-led club whose motto is essentially “we run, then we chug.” Expect a laid-back atmosphere focused on making friends and enjoying a weekly beer after some miles.

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Midnight Runners New York

New York, United States

Midnight Runners New York is a volunteer-led running community that mixes running with music, exercise stops, and a strong social atmosphere. The New York chapter describes itself as a way to get the city running with a smile on its face. It focuses on bootcamp-style group runs and community events, with a fun, energetic, and inclusive vibe.

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San Francisco Road Runners

San Francisco, United States

San Francisco Road Runners is a long-running, community-oriented club that calls itself San Francisco’s largest and most historic run club. It welcomes all paces, ages, and experience levels, and focuses on building and strengthening the local running community through multiple weekly runs, coaching, and social benefits. The club combines road, trail, track, and tempo workouts with a strong inclusive, social culture.

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Seattle Frontrunners

Seattle, United States

Seattle Frontrunners is an LGBTQIA+ running and walking club that welcomes all athletic abilities, ages, and identities. It is all-volunteer and community-oriented, with a strong emphasis on inclusion, no-drop runs, and social connection before and after workouts. The club also has a long-running Pride event and supports local LGBTQIA+ nonprofits.

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Salt Lake City Track Club

Salt Lake City, United States

Salt Lake City Track Club is Utah’s oldest running club, serving the Salt Lake running community since 1978. Its mission is to support the local running community through social runs, volunteerism, donations, and road races. The club welcomes runners of all distances and paces, with a strong community-oriented focus across track, trail, road, and casual social runs.

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Upper East Side Run Club

New York, United States

A social running club in Manhattan focused on bringing neighbors together through weekly runs. Its bio emphasizes connection and community: neighbors at the start, friends at the finish. The club was established in 2021 and appears to be organized as a welcoming local running community.

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Run for Grace

Los Angeles, United States

Run for Grace Running Club, founded by Anthony and Jen Bailey, is a welcoming, community-focused group in Lancaster, California, built around the mission of supporting mental health through running. Every Tuesday evening at 7:00 PM, participants meet in front of the Lucky Luke Brewpub and set off at 7:15 PM for a lighthearted 3-mile (≈ 4.8 km) run or walk. All fitness levels are encouraged to join—runners are even asked to bring "party lights" like vests or headlamps to add a fun, welcoming flair to the evening. After the run, participants are invited to relax over food or drinks at Lucky Luke, with a 10% discount offered to all club members. The club centers on camaraderie, mental wellness, and giving back, inviting everyone to “Run Strong, Give Grace.”

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RUN THE BLOCKS

New York, United States

RUN THE BLOCKS is a runner-focused strength community built for and by the community. It combines strength classes designed specifically for runners with group runs, emphasizing mechanics, power, durability, injury prevention, and a supportive no-pressure atmosphere.

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Eagle Rock Run Club

Los Angeles, United States

A very casual, inclusive, social run club based in Eagle Rock. It is built around easy group runs, weekend long runs, and a strong after-run hangout culture at Walt’s Bar. The club emphasizes that all paces are welcome and appears to blend running with a laid-back community vibe, occasional themed runs, and local collaboration.

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So Cal Pacers

Chino Hills, United States

So Cal Pacers is a 100% volunteer-run running and walking club serving members across Southern California. It welcomes all ability levels, from first-time runners to experienced athletes, and combines road runs, track workouts, trail meetups, and hikes. The club also emphasizes community support, with coached track sessions, fully supported Saturday runs, and social extras like brunches and beach days.

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Team CRUDA™

Los Angeles, United States

Team CRUDA™ stands for Creating Raw Universal Determination & Awareness. It is a free, open-to-all running club in Los Angeles built around weekly group sessions, with a clear community focus and structured workouts: track on Tuesdays, night run on Thursdays, and long run on Saturdays.

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We Run San Francisco

San Francisco, United States

A community-focused San Francisco run club built around a weekly Wednesday group run. The club emphasizes community pace, inclusivity, and leaving no one behind, with 3- and 5-mile route options and a friendly, all-levels welcome atmosphere. It also appears to have a social, neighborhood-run energy centered around the Embarcadero.

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Rose City Track Club

Portland, United States

Rose City Track Club is a grassroots, 501(c)(3) nonprofit running club built around competition, camaraderie, hard work, and love for the sport. It offers a supportive, team-based environment for runners who want to improve and race, while still keeping community runs accessible and welcoming. The club combines structured training, social coffee-shop meetups, and volunteer-minded community events.

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slow runners club LA

Los Angeles, United States

A welcoming, low-pressure running club for slower runners, beginners, and anyone who wants a smaller, more intimate community. The club prioritizes movement and social connection over speed or competition, with an easygoing, supportive atmosphere.

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Sunday Runday LA

Los Angeles, United States

A welcoming Sunday-morning running community built around recovery runs, all paces welcome, and post-run coffee, food, and brunch. The club emphasizes social connection and an inclusive, no-drop atmosphere where runners of different speeds can stay together or split into pace groups.

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LISTA // Echo Park 𖤍

Los Angeles, United States

A women-centered social running community powered by lululemon. The club brands itself as #LISTAGurlz and emphasizes authentic movement, welcoming all paces and building a community-focused run culture around Echo Park.

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Club Seattle Runners Division

Seattle, United States

Club Seattle Runners Division (CSRD) is a large, inclusive Seattle running community that welcomes all paces and all faces. Founded in 2017, it is known for its community-first, social run crew vibe, free membership, and consistent weekly meetups around MOHAI in South Lake Union. The club appears to focus on accessibility, safety, and an easy way for runners of different abilities to show up and run together.

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Angel City Run Club

Los Angeles, United States

A community-powered running and fitness club in Los Angeles that emphasizes fun, community, and inclusive fitness. The club blends social energy with regular weekday runs, including a trail run on Wednesdays and a road/coffee run on Fridays.

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Social Running

Fort Worth, United States

A free, highly inclusive Fort Worth running club focused on community, consistency, and welcoming all paces and all people. The club emphasizes social running, a relaxed no-drop atmosphere, and accessibility for runners and walkers alike. Founded in 2013, it blends community runs, longer Sunday training efforts, and a monthly community day.

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PRIME RUN CLUB

Long Beach, United States

A community run club in Long Beach built around welcoming, all-paces group runs. The club emphasizes running together, staying healthy, and finishing with food and drinks afterward. It appears to be inclusive and social, with a casual community-first vibe.

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Queens Running Collective

Queens, United States

Queens Running Collective is a coalition of run crews in Queens, New York that comes together for community action. It appears to be a community-driven umbrella for multiple Queens-based running groups rather than a single traditional club, with events that connect runners across the borough.

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Urban Feet NYC Run Club

New York, United States

A social New York City running club focused on all paces and exploring the city through running. The club emphasizes neighborhood and urban discovery, with welcoming group runs in Central Park and around the city.

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West Adams Running Club

Los Angeles, United States

A community running club based in the West Adams / USC area of Los Angeles. It meets twice a week for evening runs and is hosted by Phresh Juice Bar, giving it a local, neighborhood-centered feel.

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Happy Out Run Club

Long Beach, United States

A free community run club in Long Beach that emphasizes moving together, keeping it joyful, and creating a welcoming social running experience. The club appears to center on easy, community-oriented runs with occasional collaborations, warmups, and post-run recovery, with a relaxed, inclusive vibe.

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Huntington Park Run Club

Huntington Park, United States

A community-oriented run and walk club that welcomes runners and walkers of all levels. The club emphasizes accessibility and a mission of supporting safer roads and sidewalks, giving it a strong neighborhood advocacy feel alongside a social running culture.

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The 504th Run Crew

New Orleans, United States

The 504th Run Crew is a New Orleans run crew focused on bridging the gap between cultures and communities through running. It has a strong social, community-driven identity, with weekly crew runs that change routes regularly, plus active support for local races, cheer stations, and post-race gatherings.

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City of Angels Wellness Club

Los Angeles, United States

A community-driven wellness club centered on running, walking, and broader lifestyle programming. It is designed to be inclusive of all fitness levels, with a pace-friendly format that welcomes walkers, joggers, and runners. The club emphasizes community, wellness, and growth, and also appears to host social add-ons like yoga, shopping, and post-run refreshments.

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FoPo Run Club

Portland, United States

FoPo Run Club (Foster-Powell Run Club) is a free, all-ability-level running club in Portland’s Foster-Powell neighborhood. The club emphasizes being fun, supportive, social, and non-competitive, with camaraderie and positive running experiences valued more than pace. Runners are welcome from the neighborhood and beyond, and the group often finishes with beers at a local bar.

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J2N Run Club

Pasadena, United States

J2N Run Club is a community run club brought together by J2N and Renew Performance Center. It appears to be centered on an easygoing community run experience in Pasadena, with a wellness-oriented partner venue and a consistent weekly meetup time.

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Valley Guys Run

Los Angeles, United States

A San Fernando Valley running community built around the idea of being united by miles and strengthened by community. The club appears to focus on inclusive group runs across the greater Los Angeles area, with a social, community-first vibe.

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We Run Uptown

New York, United States

A long-running Uptown Manhattan running crew founded in 2013. The club is social and community-focused, welcomes all levels and beginners, and emphasizes consistent weekly runs, neighborhood routes, and an inclusive, rain-or-shine attitude. It has a strong local identity in Washington Heights and Inwood and is powered by Nike Running.

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Stumptown Women's Run Club

Portland, United States

A Portland-based women’s running club centered on the slogan "Run. Train. Connect." It welcomes runners of all levels and paces, and combines social community with structured training and coach support. The club focuses on year-round running, event preparation, and building camaraderie among women.

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Salt Lake City Running Club

Salt Lake City, United States

A welcoming and supportive running community for runners of all backgrounds and ability levels. The club’s runs are free, social, and flexible, with routes that can take runners through roads, trails, and parks around the Salt Lake City valley.

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Ampersand Running Club

Fort Worth, United States

A community-driven social running club built around Ampersand Coffee in Fort Worth. It emphasizes connection, camaraderie, and welcoming runners of all levels, growing from small pre-sunrise training runs into a large citywide group.

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Running Mamis

Los Angeles, United States

An intergenerational, women-centered running community that creates a safe and supportive space for mothers, tias, abuelas, and other women. The club is rooted in community care, and its runs are tied to broader wellness and family support, including conversations about motherhood, postpartum depression, training, and self-care.

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Adrenaline Run Club

Monrovia, United States

An inclusive, community-oriented running club that welcomes new runners and walkers. It appears to split its weekly gatherings between Arcadia and Monrovia, with a strong social, neighborhood-run feel and at least one track-focused workout each week.

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Silver Lake Track Club

Los Angeles, United States

A Los Angeles-based 501(c)(3) running collective built around free, inclusive weekly runs and community impact. The club says it started from runners circling the Silver Lake Reservoir and has grown into a community anchor, with support from ASICS and a strong emphasis on welcoming all abilities and experience levels.

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Girl Gang Crazy

Los Angeles, United States

Girl Gang Crazy is a women-centered nonprofit run club in Los Angeles focused on movement, sisterhood, and reclaiming the meaning of "crazy" through community. It is inclusive, welcoming to runners of all levels, and built around a supportive space for women and "gworls". The club’s regular runs are free, with recurring track, tempo, and long-run sessions organized through Strava.

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OMRC / Old Man Run Club

New York, United States

OMRC describes itself as the original Saturday morning long run crew in NYC, founded in 2018. It is an inclusive running community that welcomes all paces and has a playful identity: the name is a joke, since members are not all old and not all men. The club is known for its weekly long runs, broader community activations, and a supportive, social endurance-running culture.

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Night Terrors Run Crew LA

Los Angeles, United States

A weekly Los Angeles night running crew that meets rain or shine at Urban Light at LACMA. The club appears community-driven and consistent, with a simple, no-frills format centered on a Wednesday evening run and regular photo-album documentation through its Linktree.

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San Francisco FrontRunners

San Francisco, United States

The founding chapter of a worldwide LGBTQ+ running and walking club. The club is known for being inclusive, community-oriented, and welcoming to all paces and all people, with weekly runs and walks that blend exercise with social connection.

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A Running Experience Club

Long Beach, United States

Long Beach’s first run club, founded in 1982, with a strong community and social focus. It welcomes runners and walkers of all paces, and is known for being friendly, inclusive, and low-pressure. The club runs year-round and combines casual weekly runs with marathon and trail training.

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Downey Run Club

Downey, United States

A casual, community-oriented run club that welcomes all paces and focuses on having fun. It appears to be a social, beginner-friendly group centered on simple weekly meetups rather than competitive training.

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DTLA Running

Los Angeles, United States

DTLA Running is a free, community-based running club in Downtown Los Angeles. It has been established since 2008 and welcomes all paces and all ages. The club focuses on weekly social group runs, with a strong emphasis on community, inclusivity, and exploring Downtown LA. It also appears to offer longer Sunday runs and a marathon training program.

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Running Souls Run Club

Brooklyn, United States

A small, friendly Brooklyn running club founded by Howard A. that runs mostly in Prospect Park. The club blends speed work and endurance training with a welcoming, fun atmosphere for both competitive and non-competitive runners. It emphasizes structured coaching, community, and improvement, while keeping the vibe social and approachable.

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queer run club

Los Angeles, United States

A queer community run club in Los Angeles that welcomes all paces and all skill levels. It is drop-in and social in nature, with weekly locations that change from one neighborhood to another. The club also appears to organize occasional community crossover events such as yoga for runners and partner runs.

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The Seattle Run Club | Social Run Club

Seattle, United States

A social running community in Seattle that centers easy-going group runs and social connection. The club presents itself as a social run club and also appears to host mixer-style events, with a friendly, community-driven vibe.

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Glendale Run Club

Glendale, United States

A free, all-levels community run club built around running together and then usually hanging out afterward. The club emphasizes an easygoing, welcoming atmosphere with both runners and walkers included, and the bio suggests a friendly social vibe: "Run days are better together."

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Los Feliz Running Club

Los Angeles, United States

A free, all-level running and fitness club in Los Angeles. The group centers on relaxed community runs in Griffith Park, welcomes both beginners and accomplished runners, and often finishes with a cool-down and hangout at Franklin's Cafe. Some Sundays include a fitness-plus-run duo workout with stairs and bodyweight exercises.

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Orchard Street Runners

New York, United States

A New York City running group known for unconventional, unsanctioned races and a weekly Tuesday night run. The club emphasizes threshold-paced running, welcomes runners of all paces, and has a gritty, self-reliant, no-frills race culture centered around Orchard Street and the Lower East Side.

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Lazy Legs Run Club

San Fernando Valley, United States

Lazy Legs Run Club is an 818/San Fernando Valley-based movement club founded by Coach Lazy J in 2020. It appears to be community-oriented and built around running as a social, creative, and local neighborhood activity rather than a formal race-focused club. The club emphasizes an accessible Valley meetup and outdoor trail experiences.

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Nola Miles Club

New Orleans, United States

A New Orleans-based mileage club centered on community, health, and connection. It welcomes walkers, joggers, and runners of all levels, and combines movement with local-business support, post-run hangouts, and occasional community service events. The club also appears to offer a broader wellness and community-building ecosystem beyond runs, including training plans and cross-training activities.

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NoPo Run Club

Portland, United States

NoPo Run Club is a volunteer-run social running club in North Portland built around running, beer, and friendship. It welcomes all ages, abilities, and backgrounds, and emphasizes inclusiveness, community connection, and a relaxed, social atmosphere.

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Dolphin South End Runners

San Francisco, United States

Dolphin South End Runners (DSE) is San Francisco’s oldest and largest running club, founded in 1966 by Walt Stack. It has a welcoming, low-key, family-friendly culture centered on running, walking, socializing, and improving together. The club emphasizes scenic routes around San Francisco, volunteer-run community events, and inclusivity for walkers, joggers, runners, and kids of many ages and abilities. Its motto is 'Start Slowly & Taper Off.'

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Brooklyn Rogues

Brooklyn, United States

A small, friendly, and inclusive run club that welcomes all people and all paces. The club emphasizes community, equality, diversity, and zero judgment about ability or speed. It is volunteer-run as a nonprofit and is especially welcoming to beginners and prospective members.

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Pasadena Pub Runners

Pasadena, United States

A monthly social running group in Pasadena built around easy miles, local pubs, and a relaxed, good-time atmosphere. The club explicitly welcomes people whether they want to run or not, making it more about community and hanging out than performance.

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Crown Heights Running Club

Brooklyn, United States

A free, community-driven running club based in and around Crown Heights, Brooklyn. CHRC welcomes runners of all levels and paces, with a strong emphasis on inclusivity, volunteer-led group runs, social connection, and community events. It is especially known for its regular Prospect Park runs, beginner-friendly run/walk options, and organized pace groups for long runs.

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November Project Los Angeles

Los Angeles, United States

A free, community-focused fitness group that welcomes all people and all fitness levels. The club is known for its early-morning workouts, strong inclusive culture, and simple 'just show up' approach. Based around Griffith Observatory, it blends running with bodyweight exercise and emphasizes community, accountability, and positive energy.

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NYU Run Club

New York, United States

The official run club of NYU. It is inclusive and welcoming to all runners, from first-time runners to marathoners, and combines supportive community with both instructional and competitive running. The club offers regular workouts, group runs, and race-focused training through the NYU running community.

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The Hilltop RC / THT Running Club 26.2

Long Beach, United States

A free, welcoming running club founded by Hugo Hernandez that brings together all levels of runners for community meetups. The club emphasizes smiles, inclusivity, and casual group runs split between different neighborhood meetup spots.

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Coffee Club

San Francisco, United States

Coffee Club is a women-centered, inclusive morning run club built around early alarms, easy runs, and coffee afterward. It has a friendly, social vibe with organized weekly meets in multiple cities, especially South Bay/Los Angeles and San Francisco. The club emphasizes showing up, running together, and connecting over coffee, with no fees or sign-ups required.

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Atlanta Run Club ™

Atlanta, United States

Atlanta Run Club is a free community run club and race team founded in 2018. It emphasizes community, creativity, and inclusive weekly runs for all levels, with walking welcome and no sign-up required for regular runs. The club is known for its city-based meetups, brand collaborations, and social, all-paces-friendly atmosphere.

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Keep It Run Hundred ®

Los Angeles, United States

A community-focused, Black-led run crew in Los Angeles centered on inclusion, wellness, and support for runners of all abilities. The club emphasizes a welcoming, self-paced atmosphere where people can walk, jog, or run together, and it operates through free weekly runs and community support rather than a strict membership model.

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The Breakfast Run Club

Los Angeles, United States

A community-focused running club founded by Coach Shanda Love during the COVID-19 pandemic. It emphasizes supportive, welcoming runs and building community, with a particular energy around women showing up for themselves and each other. The club is known for early-morning hill workouts in the Baldwin Hills / Norman O. Houston Park area.

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Golden Gate Running Club

San Francisco, United States

Golden Gate Running Club is a welcoming San Francisco running community that emphasizes social runs, happy hours, and inclusivity. The club welcomes all runners, from casual joggers to marathon and ultra trainees, and appears to blend structured workouts with a relaxed, community-first culture. Its official tone suggests it is playful and social, with a self-described spirit of being "SF's most unserious running club."

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Salty Star Run Club

Salt Lake City, United States

A community-first social run club in Salt Lake City that emphasizes inclusivity, welcoming runners of different paces, and building connections beyond training. The club appears to center around weekly group runs and special community events, with a relaxed, supportive, and friendly atmosphere.

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Louisiana Running + Walking Co.

New Orleans, United States

A community-focused running and walking hub in New Orleans that combines a specialty running store with free group runs and complimentary video gait analysis. The club/store emphasizes welcoming community runs, with routes and workouts for different levels, and has a long-running local presence.

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Women of the Wasatch

Salt Lake City, United States

A Utah-based, volunteer-led trail running community for women, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and allies. The club focuses on building connection, getting people onto the trails, and creating an inclusive, supportive environment through weekly runs, meetups, local events, youth trail-running support, trail maintenance, and race volunteering. It emphasizes social pacing, party pace options, and trail stewardship.

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Black Men Run Los Angeles

Los Angeles, United States

Black Men Run Los Angeles is the Greater Los Angeles chapter of Black Men Run, a healthy brotherhood focused on promoting physical and mental wellness among African American men through recreational running. The club welcomes runners, joggers, and walkers, and emphasizes an inclusive, supportive space where all paces and all experience levels are accepted.

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Brooklyn Track Club

Brooklyn, United States

Brooklyn Track Club is a large, inclusive but performance-oriented running community based in Brooklyn. It centers on coached weekly workouts, especially speed work, tempo sessions, and long runs, and also offers strength training and trail running. The club welcomes runners of all paces and experience levels while providing structured training, team resources, and a strong community feel.

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Running Raptors CLT

Charlotte, United States

Official run club of Monday Night Brewing Garden Co. It is a welcoming Tuesday night community run where all dinosaurs and fitness levels are invited, suggesting a casual, inclusive, and playful social-running culture tied to a brewery setting.

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Bay Area Run Club

San Francisco, United States

Bay Area Run Club is a large, inclusive San Francisco running community for all paces and backgrounds. Its Instagram bio emphasizes a welcoming, no-pressure culture where people can walk, crawl, or run, and public sources describe it as a free social run club for everyone. The club appears to be community-focused and built around accessible, mixed-ability group runs.

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Rundalay

Los Angeles, United States

Rundalay is a nonprofit running organization based in downtown Los Angeles. It has a welcoming, family-like culture and offers multiple pace groups, making it feel inclusive and social while still supporting different running abilities.

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Fleet Feet Seattle - Ballard

Seattle, United States

A community-focused Fleet Feet running group in Ballard that organizes free weekly social runs. The club emphasizes all paces welcome, neighborhood routes, and a relaxed post-run social element, including brewery meetups on Thursdays. It is welcoming to walkers and runners of different abilities, with routes that sometimes extend to Golden Gardens.

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