What to Put on Your Running Club’s ‘Join Us’ Page
A good running club ‘Join us’ page should answer three questions quickly: Can I run with this club? What would my first visit involve? What
Practical advice, guides and best practices for running club committees, volunteers and organisers. Whether you’re looking to improve attendance, manage members, enhance club safety or grow your running club, you’ll find actionable articles based on real experience of running clubs across the UK.
A good running club ‘Join us’ page should answer three questions quickly: Can I run with this club? What would my first visit involve? What
A photograph can show what a running club feels like far better than another paragraph about being welcoming. But a good club-night photo is not
A quiet Thursday run does not automatically need cancelling. Nor does a crowded Tuesday session automatically need another pace group. Before changing your running club
If your Tuesday route exists only in one leader’s memory, it becomes difficult for anyone else to cover the session. A running club route library
A new running club session can solve a real problem: perhaps the usual group is too large, newer runners need a gentler option, or members
A running club group chat is good for quick questions, lift offers and a bit of encouragement. It is less reliable as the only place