Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Tuesday7:00pm (starts 7:15pm)Friday7:15am (starts 7:30am)
Frequency
Weekly
Seasonality
Year-round weekly schedule

About This Club

Fort Greene Runners meets twice a week in Fort Greene, Brooklyn: Tuesday evenings and Friday mornings. It's free, there's no membership to sign up for, and the routes are fixed road runs of 3, 5, or 6 miles at a conversational pace. This is built for people who want a regular running habit without racing anyone.

  • Dual weekly runs
  • Fixed routes
  • Instagram chat for joining
  • Free runs
  • All paces welcome
  • Community vibe

Who It Suits

This suits beginners and social runners who want a free, no-commitment way to run regularly at whatever pace they're at. It's explicitly not aimed at competitive racers or trail runners, since the routes are road and street and the pace is conversational rather than tempo work. If you're chasing race times or want technical trail terrain, look elsewhere.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

You get a choice of distance each time out, 3 miles or the longer 5-6 mile option, both on road and street terrain. The pace is described as conversational and all-paces, with a stated no one left behind approach, so the group isn't running away from anyone. Tuesday runs meet at Dekalb Ave & Cumberland St, Friday runs meet at Hanson Pl & Fulton St, so know which day you're showing up for.

Distance3 miles, 5 miles, 6 miles
PaceAll paces, conversational, no one left behind
TerrainRoad, Street

Your First Run

Message the club on Instagram first to get into their chat, that's how you find out specifics and let them know you're coming. Show up early to the meeting spot, Dekalb & Cumberland on Tuesday or Hanson & Fulton on Friday, since the run actually starts about 15 minutes after the listed meeting time.

When you get there, pick your distance, 3 miles or the 5-6 mile route, based on what you feel like doing that day. Because it's all paces with a no one left behind approach, showing up not knowing your pace or not knowing anyone isn't a barrier here, that's the point of how it's set up.