Clubs that got Saturday back.

Three of the 412 clubs on Pacer, and what their own check-ins say a season later.

See how it works
About thirty Harbor Harriers gathered on the harbor steps while a run lead in a yellow jacket briefs them Harbor Harriers Portland, ME From 19 on a good Saturday to 46 Adaeze Okafor ran the Harbor Harriers out of a group chat for four years. The first Saturday the route, the groups and the count sat in one place, 31 people came. By spring it was 46. 46 runners on an average Saturday, up from 19 87% of yeses turn up at the steps 10 min to plan Saturday, on Thursday night Read the story Eight Canal Street Milers running in a line along the canal walk, passing under a stone bridge Canal Street Milers Indianapolis, IN Nobody gets left at the canal turn Last winter a first-timer missed the turn at the Vermont Street bridge and ran three kilometers the wrong way in the dark. Tomás Rivera rebuilt how the Milers sweep, and nobody has finished alone since. 0 runners finishing alone since March Seven Dawn Patrol runners with headlamps on a desert path at first light, saguaros and mountains behind them Dawn Patrol RC Tucson, AZ A 5:15 start, planned in ten minutes In a Tucson summer the run is over before most clubs wake up. Jordan Blake plans Saturday on Thursday night, and the 4:45 reminder does the rest. 10 min to plan Saturday, down from a whole evening

And 409 more, from 9 members to 380

  • Harbor Harriers
  • Northgate Run Co.
  • Dawn Patrol RC
  • Hillfoot Striders
  • Canal Street Milers
  • Eastbank Joggers

The same Saturdays, counted

Figures across every club on Pacer, from the last 30 days of Saturday mornings.

group runs posted in the last 30 days
2,318
of RSVPs turn up, against 61% from a group-chat poll
87%
median distance of a club's Saturday run
6.4 km
clubs, from 9 members to 380
412
A running club stretching and chatting by a riverside path before a morning run

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