Next group run

6:30 PM

Days
Monday
Frequency
Weekly

About This Club

Fleet Feet Pittsburgh Running Club meets weekly out of the Fleet Feet store in Bakery Square, Point Breeze. It is free to show up, no membership needed, and it is loosely tied to the climbing gym ASCEND, though you do not need to climb to run with them. It is built for beginners and casual runners who want a regular Monday night group, not for people chasing race times.

  • Tied to climbing gym ASCEND
  • Starts at running store Fleet Feet
  • Casual climber-runner community
  • Free group runs
  • Pace grouping
  • Welcoming vibe

Who It Suits

This suits beginners, casual runners, and climbers who also run, people who want a free, low-commitment Monday habit with others close to their pace. It is not the spot for competitive racers looking to be pushed, or anyone training for ultra distances, since the runs top out at 8 miles. It is also not set up for walkers, stroller runners, or dog owners, none of those are accommodated here.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Runs go out for 4 or 8 miles on road, looping around the South Side area, and the group splits by pace once you get moving so you are not stuck running someone else's speed the whole time. All paces are welcome at the start line, and that pace grouping is how they handle the range of abilities that show up.

Distance4 miles, 8 miles
PaceAll paces welcome; groups form by similar speeds
TerrainRoad

Your First Run

Get to Fleet Feet in Bakery Square by 6:30 PM, that is when the group heads out. Before you go, fill out the ASCEND Clubs Waiver online, it is part of how they run things since the club is tied to the climbing gym.

Being new or slower is not an issue since pace groups form naturally, but being late is a real problem here, latecomers are expected to be fast enough to catch the group on their own. If you can, show up a few minutes early instead of cutting it close.