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Train Pegasus
Dallas, Texas
Premier structured training group for serious Dallas runners
About This Club
Train Pegasus is a coach-led training group in Dallas, founded by Alfonzo Gonzalez, built around structured workouts for runners training toward specific goals like races. It meets daily, which is unusual, and the culture leans toward runners who want a real training plan behind their mileage rather than a casual jog. It's free to join and there's no membership requirement.
Highlights
- Daily early runs
- Coach-led training
- Mindset-focused culture
- Multiple locations
- Free group runs
- Structured workouts
- Race training support
- Inclusive community
Who It Suits
This suits runners training for a goal, a race, a time, a distance, who want structure and are willing to get up early, since sessions start at 5:15-6AM on weekdays. It's not built for walkers, stroller runners, or dog owners, since none of those are accommodated here. If you're chasing an evening run or just a casual social jog with no training plan attached, this isn't that group.
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What a Run With Them Is Like
Each day has a purpose: recovery runs, tempo work, track or hill sessions, and long runs, so the workout you get depends on which day you show up. Distances range from 4-6 miles on shorter days up to 6-24 miles for long run efforts, and you'll cover road, track, and hills depending on the session. The record notes all paces are welcome within that structure, so the coaching adapts the workout, not just the group.
Your First Run
Head to the Starbucks at 3216 Knox St, but check the current schedule online first since the Saturday long run location changes and other sessions may run from different spots. Weekday starts are early, 5:15 to 6AM, so arrive with time to spare rather than rushing in at the gun.
Beginners are welcomed per the group's own description, and because the workouts are structured by pace and purpose rather than one pack running together, showing up new doesn't mean chasing strangers down the road. If a scheduled distance feels short for your training, the group's own tip is to add miles as needed, which tells you they expect a range of fitness levels showing up to the same session.
Something to train for
Upcoming Races in Dallas
37 upcoming races in Dallas. Having one on the calendar is the easiest way to turn a few group runs into a habit.
Common Questions About Train Pegasus
Do I have to pay or sign up to join a run?
No. It's free and there's no membership required to run with them.
What if I'm not fast, will I be training with people way ahead of me?
The workouts are structured by type (recovery, tempo, track/hills, long runs) and the group states all paces are welcome, so the session is built around the day's purpose rather than a single pack pace.
Can I bring my dog or a stroller?
No, the group is not set up for either dogs or strollers.
Is there a run every day, or just a few days a week?
They meet daily, with early weekday starts at 5:15-6AM, 6AM on Saturday, and 8AM on Sunday.
Where exactly do I go for my first run?
The main meeting spot is the Starbucks at 3216 Knox St, but check the current schedule since locations can vary, especially for the Saturday long run.
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.



