Next group run

Morning (typically 7-8 AM, confirm on site)

Days
Sunday
Frequency
Weekly
Seasonality
Year-round, weather permitting; follows 2nd/4th Sunday pattern in some references.

About This Club

Track Shack Sunday Run is a free weekly group run out of Orlando's Track Shack running store, meeting at The Salty Donut in the Mills 50 neighborhood. There's no membership requirement, no cost, and it's built for all paces, which makes it a solid entry point if you're new to group running or new to Orlando. It leans social and casual rather than training-focused.

  • Hosted by running store
  • Tied to Salty Donut
  • Part of Track Shack run club network
  • Free group runs
  • Paced options
  • Store discounts

Who It Suits

This suits beginners, walkers, and anyone who wants a low-pressure weekly run with a social payoff at the end, plus anyone building a routine without committing to a training block. It's not built for competitive racers chasing pace work, trail runners, or people training for long distance, the format and terrain here are road, short, and casual by design.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

You've got two distance options, 3 miles or 5 miles, both on road and pavement. The pace policy is all-paces-welcome with a no-drop approach implied, so it's not structured around a single group speed. Afterward the group heads into The Salty Donut for coffee and donuts, which is as much the point as the run itself.

Distance3 miles, 5 miles
PaceAll paces welcome, no-drop policy implied for social run.
TerrainRoad, Pavement
Post-runCoffee/donuts at The Salty Donut

Your First Run

Show up early to check in at The Salty Donut or the Track Shack location, since that's where things start. Wear something visible, since it's a morning run, and find one of the group leaders to introduce yourself, they're used to newcomers.

Because it's all-paces and walkers are welcome, you won't be the slowest person by default, and there's no drop policy on top of that, so nobody's running off and leaving you on the course. Double check the Track Shack site beforehand since specifics can shift.