RUNNING CLUBS MEXICO

Kilómetro Social Running Club is a Guadalajara–based club that organizes group runs and promotes running as a social activity. Their public presence emphasises accessibility and inclusivity, inviting participants of different levels to join. They seem to aim for a communal experience rather than competitive performance.

Cancún Run Club is a running community in Cancún that combines regular runs along the coast, social elements and welcoming vibes for both residents and visitors. Their public website outlines group runs, community events, and coastal-route runs paired with social activities, which makes it a good option for runners looking for seaside miles and a bit of vacation-meets-running spirit.

Garra Azteca is a project in Mexico City that focuses on athletes who are blind or have low vision. The group trains these runners together with sighted guides and positions itself as a community that builds trust, discipline and inclusion through sport.

Their own descriptions and media coverage explain that they work as a Paralympic style team, accepting people from beginners to high performance athletes, and that they organise training mainly in places like Viveros de Coyoacán. Articles and interviews describe Garra Azteca as a way to bring more people with visual disabilities into athletics and to support participation in national and international races, helped in part by events such as their inclusive race “Corre con Garra”.

Oysho Running Club CDMX hosts a weekly sunrise session at Aztlán Park, bringing together runners of all levels for a steady mid-week workout. Each Wednesday at 6:00 AM they form pace groups and cover around 5 to 8 km, keeping things accessible for beginners while still offering a good effort for more experienced runners. The vibe is organized, friendly, and community-driven, with coaches guiding the session and a clear structure for check-in and safety. It’s a free training that blends movement, routine, and a bit of early morning motivation in the heart of Mexico City.

The Gang Run Club is a community based in Mexico City that brings together runners who enjoy training, connecting, and exploring the city as a group. Their sessions often mix track work, easy city runs, and time in Chapultepec, which matches the spots they share on their feed. The crew keeps things inclusive and social, welcoming runners of different levels and focusing on consistency, shared progress, and enjoying CDMX through movement. You can expect a friendly atmosphere, steady training, and routes that blend urban streets with green spaces.

At Running & Brunching Club, we believe that everyone can be a runner. Whether taking their first steps or breaking out of routine, our goal is to support them along the way. We guide beginners with accessible routes and a safe environment. We challenge experienced runners to push beyond their comfort zone, always surrounded by community. But this is about more than running: We create a space where people connect, motivate each other, and celebrate every kilometer together. Brunch is our reward. After the run, we gather to share, enjoy, and keep building community.

Midnight Runners is a volunteer-led run crew with weekly bootcamp runs (which starts at well before midnight, but our post-run socialization may end closer to then 😉)
spanning 18 cities worldwide, including Amsterdam, London, Paris, Hong Kong, San Francisco, and more! 🌍 Click here to see all cities and join the next run! We use a unique combination of group exercise and high energy music to turn the simple act of running into a shared social experience that brings people together, regardless of their background or fitness level. 🪩🏃‍♀ Our volunteer captains carry speakers (including our 7-8kg Party Bag speakers!) so you can jam out to your favorite tunes (or discover a new hype-up song!)💪🎶

We look forward to seeing you at our next run! 🖤