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Your local running store is a natural gathering place for the running community; most employees will know about running groups and events in your area. While you're talking with an employee about how running shoes should fit, ask about what's happening on the local scene and how to get connected.

Absolutely. RunTogether Groups have been created to encourage more people to run with others, particularly beginner runners who (we know from our research) often don't see themselves as 'good enough' at running to join a club.

Your local running store is a natural gathering place for the running community; most employees will know about running groups and events in your area. While you're talking with an employee about how running shoes should fit, ask about what's happening on the local scene and how to get connected.

On the physical end of the spectrum, it can help you become an overall better runner. Mastering your form and adopting healthy training habits through the guidance of other, more experienced members is part of it, but running in a group setting can actually encourage you to run faster, for longer.

Absolutely. RunTogether Groups have been created to encourage more people to run with others, particularly beginner runners who (we know from our research) often don't see themselves as 'good enough' at running to join a club.

In addition, check with your local running store about running clubs or groups in your area; they may even sponsor a club or offer their own group.

On the physical end of the spectrum, it can help you become an overall better runner. Mastering your form and adopting healthy training habits through the guidance of other, more experienced members is part of it, but running in a group setting can actually encourage you to run faster, for longer.

A running club, is an eclectic institution specialising in running and oriented towards the sport and recreation of running or track and field. The club may train for and compete in cross country, road running, fell running, track and field some clubs even branch out into multi discipline sports such as triathlon.

In addition, check with your local running store about running clubs or groups in your area; they may even sponsor a club or offer their own group.

Take Advantage of Your Local Running Store Many stores host weekly runs that begin and end at the store. All types of runners usually go to these events, and finding someone with a pace similar to yours shouldn't be difficult.

A running club, is an eclectic institution specialising in running and oriented towards the sport and recreation of running or track and field. The club may train for and compete in cross country, road running, fell running, track and field some clubs even branch out into multi discipline sports such as triathlon.

These are some strategies I use with my clients to help them get back into running — or to start running from scratch. Make It Easy. ... Have a Plan. ... Run With a Buddy. ... Make It a Game. ... Strength Training. ... Run Somewhere. ... Listen to a Podcast. ... Find the Perfect Playlist.

How to start a running group Get qualified. Your first step is to get trained and qualified to be a Leader in Running Fitness. ... Get some experience. If you're a member of an existing running club or group, speak to the leaders or coaches about helping out with some sessions. ... Get organised. ... Promote your running group.

Take Advantage of Your Local Running Store Many stores host weekly runs that begin and end at the store. All types of runners usually go to these events, and finding someone with a pace similar to yours shouldn't be difficult.

Check Your Favorite Parks & Trails Or just plan a run at a local park or trail. And when you see other runners, introduce yourself and ask about running clubs or groups in the area. Check local parks and trails for info about running clubs, or just ask a runner the next time you're in the area.

They can be started almost anywhere! You don't have to join a gym (although you can) to get connected with a community of passionate runners. Instead, leverage your existing relationships to start a running club right where you are.

These are some strategies I use with my clients to help them get back into running — or to start running from scratch. Make It Easy. ... Have a Plan. ... Run With a Buddy. ... Make It a Game. ... Strength Training. ... Run Somewhere. ... Listen to a Podcast. ... Find the Perfect Playlist.

How to start a running group Get qualified. Your first step is to get trained and qualified to be a Leader in Running Fitness. ... Get some experience. If you're a member of an existing running club or group, speak to the leaders or coaches about helping out with some sessions. ... Get organised. ... Promote your running group.

Check Your Favorite Parks & Trails Or just plan a run at a local park or trail. And when you see other runners, introduce yourself and ask about running clubs or groups in the area. Check local parks and trails for info about running clubs, or just ask a runner the next time you're in the area.

They can be started almost anywhere! You don't have to join a gym (although you can) to get connected with a community of passionate runners. Instead, leverage your existing relationships to start a running club right where you are.