Next group run

9:00 AM (check socials for weekly location)

Days
Sunday
Frequency
Weekly
Seasonality
Year-round; locations rotate weekly - always verify socials

About This Club

Sunday Runday Club is a free, no-membership Sunday morning run that moves to a different scenic spot around San Diego each week, with yoga and a social hang built in afterward. It suits people who want a low-key reason to get moving on a Sunday and see different parts of the city, not people chasing a PR.

  • Rotating locations
  • Yoga integration
  • Sunday vibes
  • Supportive community
  • Scenic routes
  • Post-run yoga/social

Who It Suits

This fits social runners, beginners, and anyone who wants an excuse to explore different San Diego neighborhoods on a Sunday, especially if you'd rather not commit to a fixed course every week. It's not the right fit if you want a competitive pace group or if you need a consistent, predictable meeting spot, since the whole format is built around rotating locations.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Runs are typically 3 to 5 miles on pavement, covering scenic routes that change location weekly. Pace is open to all paces and abilities and the vibe is non-competitive, so there's no set pack pace to keep up with. Afterward the group sticks around for yoga and a social hang rather than scattering right after the run.

DistanceVaries (typically 3-5 miles)
PaceAll paces and abilities welcome; non-competitive
TerrainPavement, Scenic routes
Post-runYoga and social hangs

Your First Run

Because the location rotates, your first move is checking Instagram @sundayrundayclub that week to find out where and when to show up, don't assume it's the same spot as last time. Get there a bit early so you can meet people before the group sets off.

It's billed as all levels welcome with no pressure, and walkers are welcome, so there's no expectation that you keep pace with anyone. Stick around after for the yoga and social hang if you want to actually meet the people you just ran with.