Group run schedule

Revolution Running
Denver, Colorado
Premier coached training hub for Denver race prep
About This Club
Revolution Running is a coached training club in Denver built around structured seasonal programs that point toward specific races, with Bolder Boulder and Colfax among the targets they name.
They run up to three times a week out of Wash Park, City Park, and rotating Saturday locations across the Front Range. If you want a coach telling you what to do each workout and a group that is actually building toward something, this is set up for exactly that.
Highlights
- 4x Best Running Club award
- Seasonal programs for major CO races
- Multiple Front Range locations
- Coached workouts
- Nutrition/injury advice
- Social events
Who It Suits
This suits runners who are training toward a goal, want coaching on their workouts, and are ready to commit to a program rather than drop in when they feel like it. It is not a good match if you want a free, no-strings group run or if you are not sure yet whether you want to run regularly - they say themselves it is not built for casual, no-commitment runners.
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What a Run With Them Is Like
Midweek runs happen Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6pm, with Saturday long runs at 8am (7am in summer) at locations that rotate, so you will want to check their weekly email to know where to show up.
The terrain mixes road, parks, and canal trails depending on the day. There are five pace groups, so you are not stuck running someone else's pace - you find the group that fits you. Distances vary by workout, with the longer efforts happening on Saturdays.
Your First Run
Before you show up, email info@revolution-running.com - they will point you toward the right ability group and make sure you know where that week's run is happening, because locations do rotate. Showing up alone is normal here; the structure of pace groups means you are placed with runners at your level from the start, which takes the awkwardness out of that first run.
One thing to know going in: this is a membership-based club at $525 a year or $56 a month, so there is a real commitment involved before you lace up with them.
Something to train for
Upcoming Races in Denver
36 upcoming races in Denver. Having one on the calendar is the easiest way to turn a few group runs into a habit.
Common Questions About Revolution Running
Do I have to pay before I can try a run?
Membership is required - there is no mention of a free trial. It costs $525 a year or $56 a month. Email info@revolution-running.com first to ask about how to get started before you commit.
What if I am a slow runner - will I hold the group back?
They run five separate ability and pace groups, so you are not dropped into one mixed pack and left to struggle. You pick the group that fits where you are right now.
Can I bring my dog or run with a stroller?
No on both - dogs and strollers are not part of their setup.
How do I know where Saturday's long run is?
Saturday locations rotate across the Front Range. They send a weekly email with the details, so make sure you are on that list before the weekend.
Is there a good time of year to join if I am newer to running?
They run a beginner program from January through March, which is designed as an on-ramp. If you are just starting out, that window is worth timing your join around.
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 April 2026.



