The Best Run Clubs in Melbourne for Fitness and Fun

Join the latest fitness craze sweeping the city and get ready to pound the pavement with the best run clubs in Melbourne.

RUNVO

Ready to step into Melbourne’s fitness rhythm but unsure where to begin? Consider this your high-vibe invitation. Lace your Nikes, open your Strava, and join the thousands already swapping sleep-ins for sunrise jogs with Melbourne’s most beloved run clubs.

Whether you’re clocking up marathon miles, rediscovering your stride, or sidling into your first jog, Melbourne is brimming with running crews that champion community, consistency and feel-good movement. You’ll find new mates, wide smiles, and a shared momentum that lifts every run. Sweat, laugh and tick off milestones together as you trace the city’s parks, paths and waterfront trails — Strava at the ready.

The Sandwich Run

RUNVO Run Club – Cremorne

There’s a magic to a Saturday morning that starts and ends with pastries and perfect coffee. RUNVO Run Club, meeting at Cremorne’s industrial-chic On Air cafe, nails the trifecta: movement, community and a little morning indulgence.

This isn’t a place for splits and stopwatches. Instead, a cheerful crowd takes on a 5km Yarra loop at a sociable pace, buoyed by music, mood and the easy warmth of a mixed crew — first-timers alongside seasoned pavement pounders, all drawn in by the simple pleasure of running together.

The cooldown happens back at On Air with almond croissants and oat lattes. Love!

Run times: Every Saturday, 8:45am

25 Stephenson Street, Cremorne

Ate Miles

One of Melbourne’s newest run clubs, Ate Miles has grown rapidly thanks to its warm, community-first ethos. Meeting every second Wednesday at Maap Lab, runners take on a comfortable 4–5km loop through Collingwood.

Safety, kindness and inclusion sit at the core — and coffee afterwards is non-negotiable.

Run times: 7am every other Wednesday, meeting at 33 Wellington Street, Collingwood

Gemini Move Club (Image Credit: Supplied)

Gemini Move Club

Hosted by neighbourhood favourite Gemini, this is a run club built around movement, mateship and good energy. Known for stellar coffee, smart wines and brilliant food, the Gemini crew have added a run club that mirrors their ethos — relaxed, inclusive and genuinely fun.

Turn up on Wednesdays at 5:30pm or Fridays at 7:00am and run, walk, roll or skip along. All fitness levels are embraced, and there’s no sign-up or pressure. Just bring your trainers and finish with a morning or evening bevvie in true Gemini style.

Run times: Wednesdays, 5:30pm, Fridays, 7am

158 Sydney Road, Coburg

Femmi RC (Image Credit: Matthew Smith, Femmi RC)

Femmi Run Club

Femmi Run Club brings empowerment and energy in equal measure. Meeting every Friday at 7am in Carlton North, this women’s group champions connection and movement without any pressure.

Choose a cruisy 3km or an uplifting 5km, enjoy the high spirits, and settle in for post-run chats over coffee. It’s warm, welcoming and the perfect weekly reset.

Run times: Every Friday at 7am from Sleepy’s Cafe and Wine Bar in Carlton North

EveryRun Run Club (Image Credit: Samuel Costin)

EveryRun Run Club

EveryRun is all about movement without ego; a club built for community, inclusivity and joy. From the track at Olympic Park to scenic loops around the Tan, runners move at their own pace, supported by a friendly, motivated crew.

Meet-ups are regular, the atmosphere is upbeat, and it’s an easy way to build confidence, fitness and friendships.

Run times: Wednesdays at 7pm at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park

Nobody Run Club

Nobody Run Club

Nobody Run Club is one of the friendliest crews in the city — ideal for beginners or runners rediscovering their routine. Meeting Tuesdays at 6:15pm at the Carlton Gardens Fountain, the group focuses on interval training to help you build stamina and confidence.

It’s supportive, encouraging and a brilliant post-work ritual.

Run times: 6:15pm every Tuesday, Carlton Gardens IMAX

The NTHSIDE Collective
The NTHSIDE Collective

The NTHSIDE Collective

Discover the charm of The NTHSIDE Collective, a standout running club in Melbourne that effortlessly blends fitness with community spirit. Each Tuesday at 6am, runners meet at George Knot Athletic Park in Clifton Hill for a session that emphasises endurance with sustained, interval efforts.

The fun continues on Fridays, when the club hosts a run that kicks off at 6am from Princes Park, offering up a longer run along the Upfield bike path and around Princes Park. This run includes endurance training for anyone with a marathon in their sights.

Run times: Tuesdays at 6am, in Clifton Hill, Fridays at 6am, at Princes Park

Hunter Athletics (Image Credit: @hunter.athletics)

Hunter Athletics

Hunter Athletics Run Club has spent nearly four years building a strong, supportive running community rooted in inclusivity and collective growth. Free to join and open to all, the club is powered by camaraderie and a shared love of movement.

Track training happens on Tuesday mornings, with updates posted on Instagram. It’s a brilliant way to push your limits within a safe, encouraging crew.

Run times: Tuesdays, 6am, at Olympic Park; follow Hunter Athletics on Instagram for up-to-date times and locations.

The Run Club (Image Credit: Samuel Costin)

The Run Club

Prefer to hit a treadmill over the pavement? The Run Club in Richmond delivers a polished, studio-style experience shaped by two passionate runners who know the transformative impact of consistent training. Their vibrant community is built on shared knowledge and genuine progression, with classes spanning the fast-paced Express 30 to the endurance-focused Power 45.

Sprinting, climbing hills or building mileage all find a place here, supported by expert coaching. Heated runs and reformer pilates add extra variety, giving you fresh ways to move and feel stronger every day.

98-100 Chestnut Street, Cremorne

All Ours

All Ours South Yarra (formerly Run South Yarra) brings three weekly sunrise sessions around the legendary Tan. Meeting at Gilson, the crew take on one, two or three laps depending on your mood and mileage.

It’s social, uplifting and one of the most recognisable running communities in the city. Follow them on Instagram for additional pop-up runs.

171 Domain Road, South Yarra

AM:PM.RC

AM:PM.RC stands out as a safe space of inclusivity and innovation in Melbourne’s bustling running scene. Embracing diversity with open arms, the club forms a tight-knit community where members from all walks of life come together under the motto “Strength to Strength.”

Beyond pounding pavements, AM:PM.RC infuses creativity into every stride, collaborating with local artists and musicians to craft unforgettable experiences. But their impact extends far beyond the streets; they actively engage in charitable endeavours, championing causes close to their hearts. 

Run times: Check AM:PC.RC Instagram for up-to-date times and locations. 

RTB Run Club

RTB Run Club

RTB Run Club brings the energy to the east, offering a mix of track sessions and social runs across Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Entirely free and built on positive, health-focused community spirit, it’s a brilliant option for runners outside the CBD.

Bring your drink bottle and good mood — the more, the merrier.

Run times: Vary. Follow RTB on Instagram for up-to-date times and locations

Now that you’ve signed up to start your fitness journey at one of the best run clubs in Melbourne, you’ll be building up an appetite. Stay on track with our guides to the best healthy cafes in Melbourne and these healthy recipes

You Might Like

What’s On

Our Guide to the Best Suburbs to Live in Melbourne in 2026

Preparing for your next big move? From Elwood to Essendon, Footscray to Mentone, here are our top picks of the city's most desirable 'burbs right now.
Read More
Fashion

The 90s Basic It Girls Are Trading Their Baby Tees For

Mark our words, this flirty three-quarter sleeve style is about to be everywhere.
Read More
Please wait...