Run Club

Run Club

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What You'll Do
•Social Runs

Commitment
•Casual

Good For
•Beginners
•Intermediates

About

RMIT Run Club is an inclusive, student-led running community created to help students meet new people, stay active and enjoy running in a welcoming social environment. We welcome everyone, regardless of their pace, experience or fitness level. Our focus is not solely on running performance, but on making physical activity easy, accessible, enjoyable and social. Alongside our regular weekly runs, we organise rotating routes, post-run socials, themed experiences, collaborations and occasional special events. Whether you are an experienced runner, completely new to running, or simply looking to walk, jog and meet new people, RMIT Run Club offers a supportive community where everyone can participate at their own pace. This reflects the club’s broader purpose of combining accessible physical activity with student connection and social experiences.

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