Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Thursdays6pmSaturdays7am
Frequency
Weekly
Seasonality
Locations posted on BMRSD Facebook and Instagram; rotates for Saturdays

About This Club

Black Men Run San Diego is an identity-based running club built around health and community for Black men, with runs open to all abilities. You'll find a fixed Thursday evening run at Liberty Station and a rotating Saturday morning run, plus a monthly UNITY RUN done jointly with Black Girls Run. It's free to join and there's no membership requirement.

  • Focus on African American men health
  • Rotating Saturday locations
  • Monthly UNITY RUN with Black Girls Run
  • Free group runs
  • Race team perks
  • Community support

Who It Suits

This suits Black men looking for a health-focused running community, and the conversational pace is built to work for beginners through more advanced runners alike. It's not the place for structured speedwork or trail miles, since the runs are road and pavement at a conversational pace. It's also not set up as a pure walking group, so if you're looking for a very short, walk-only session, this isn't built for that.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Thursdays mean 6 miles at Liberty Station-Sea Hive, same spot every week. Saturdays are shorter at 3 miles, but the location rotates and gets posted on social media beforehand rather than staying fixed. Both are on road and pavement, run at a conversational pace meant to work for a wide range of abilities, from beginners up to more advanced runners.

Distance3 miles, 6 miles
PaceConversational pace suitable for wide range of abilities
TerrainRoad, Pavement

Your First Run

For Thursday, head to the back of the parking lot at Liberty Station-Sea Hive, 2750 Dewey Rd #103, at the corner of Cushing and Chauncey, for a 6pm start. For Saturday, check the BMRSD Facebook group or Instagram stories ahead of time since the 7am, 3-mile meeting spot changes week to week.

Participation is voluntary and at your own discretion, so there's no pressure to commit to the full distance or sign anything before showing up. It's free and there's no membership to join, so you can just turn up.