Fleet Feet Omaha Run Club

Fleet Feet Omaha Run Club gives you free weekly group runs, structured training classes, and a crew that shows up rain or shine across two Omaha locations.

Quick take

This is a store-based club that runs on a real schedule with real pace groups. Whether you are building your base or training for a full marathon, your RunSesh fits here.

Best for

• Runners new to group running who want structure and paced company
• Half and full marathon training with coached, progressive long runs
• Anyone running 9:00 to 12:00 min/mile looking for matched pace groups
• Runners who want free weekly miles with an optional paid training path
• Social runners who stick around after the Aksarben runs

When and where

• Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:00pm
• Wednesdays at 6:00pm
• Saturdays from 7:00am to 10:30am
• Runs are weekly and consistent
• Primary location: Fleet Feet Omaha Legacy, 17660 Wright St, Omaha, NE 68130

Details

• Terrain: road and track
• Distance options: 3 to 6 miles on weekday runs; long runs reach 20-plus miles during marathon training cycles
• Training scope: 5K through full marathon
• Pace groups: 9:00 to 12:00 min/mile with dedicated pacers
• All levels run together with pacers keeping groups organized
• Post-run social scene at bars and restaurants after Aksarben runs; optional at other locations
• Training classes for half and full marathon are available at RunSignUp

Why runners like it

• Runners who show up get a structured schedule they can actually plan around, not a loose meetup that changes week to week
• The pace group system means you run with people moving at your speed, not chasing a pack or holding one back
• Aksarben runs have a built-in social finish that keeps the community tight beyond the miles

First visit

• Weekly group runs are free, just show up at 17660 Wright St
• Training classes and membership run $75 to $160 depending on the program
• No registration needed for free runs; grab your shoes and head to the Legacy store
• Expect pace groups to be organized at the start, so know your rough per-mile pace before you arrive

Good to know

This club is not the spot for trail-specific training or beer-mile style social runs. The focus is road running with a clear training structure.