Group run schedule
When to Show Up
Tuesdays7:00 PM at Veterans Memorial Park, Culver CityThursdays7:00 PM at Sip & Sonder, InglewoodSundays6:00 AM at Playa Del Rey
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Keep It Run Hundred
Los Angeles, California
Keep It Run Hundred is an inclusive, Black-led run club based in Inglewood and Culver City offering free, community-oriented runs on roads. The club welcomes walkers, joggers, and runners of all levels with a strong emphasis on wellness benefits and community support.
About This Club
Keep It Run Hundred is a Black-led community run club operating out of Inglewood and Culver City, with runs three days a week at three different locations. It is built around road running at a pace that works for walkers and joggers as much as it does for runners, and it is free to show up with no membership required.
Who It Suits
This club suits you if you are new to group running, returning after time off, or just not someone who wants to chase a fast pack around a 3-mile road loop. If you are training specifically for a race and need structured speed work or long runs beyond 3 miles, this format may not cover all of your needs.
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What a Run With Them Is Like
Routes run about 3 miles on roads, and the format is deliberately set up so that walkers and joggers head out first, with faster runners following, and most people finish around the same time. The pace range they describe covers a wide spread, so you are not going to be the only person moving at a comfortable effort. There is no single group that sprints off and leaves everyone behind.
DistanceApproximately 3 miles / 4.8 km
PaceTypical pace range 5:00-7:30 min/km; self-paced with walkers and joggers starting first, runners following, designed for most to finish together
TerrainRoad
Your First Run
You have three entry points depending on your week: Tuesday evenings at Veterans Memorial Park in Culver City, Thursday evenings at Sip and Sonder in Inglewood, or Sunday mornings at Playa Del Rey, all free with no sign-up needed. Show up, find the group, and go from there.
Because walkers and joggers start ahead of the runners, you are not going to be at the back of a pack watching everyone disappear in front of you from the gun. They say the club welcomes walkers, joggers, and runners of all levels, so arriving alone and not knowing anyone is exactly the situation most first-timers are in.
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Upcoming Races in Los Angeles
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Common Questions About Keep It Run Hundred
Do I need to sign up or pay anything before I come?
No. The runs are free and there is no membership required. You can just show up.
Can I walk the whole thing?
Yes. They explicitly welcome walkers, and the format puts walkers and joggers out ahead of runners so you are not fighting to keep up from the start.
Which location should I go to first?
That depends on your schedule and where you are coming from. Tuesdays and Thursdays are evening runs at 7:00 PM, in Culver City and Inglewood respectively. Sundays are an early 6:00 AM run at Playa Del Rey. Pick whichever fits your week.
How far do they actually run?
About 3 miles. That is consistent across what they describe, so plan for roughly that distance.
Is it awkward to show up alone without knowing anyone?
They describe themselves as community-oriented and inclusive, and a format that keeps the group finishing together rather than strung out across the route tends to make it easier to actually talk to people. Showing up solo is normal here.
Where this comes from: Club details come from each club’s own channels (their site, Meetup, Strava and social posts) and are checked by hand. Group runs move, so confirm the meeting spot on the club’s latest post before you head out. Last updated July 2026.