13 results: Newark, OH
MIT - Marathoners In Training
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MIT - Marathoners In Training

Bi-weekly•Columbus, OH, US
7 Followers
6run4
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6run4

Bi-weekly•Columbus, OH, US
7 Followers
Misfit Runners
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Misfit Runners

Bi-weekly•Columbus, OH, US
7 Followers
Bobcat Distance Project
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Bobcat Distance Project

Bi-weekly•Columbus, OH, US
7 Followers
Everything Trail Running - Vertical Runner Northeast Ohio
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Everything Trail Running - Vertical Runner Northeast Ohio

Daily•Columbus, OH, US
Crooked Can Run Club
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Crooked Can Run Club

Bi-weekly•Hilliard, OH, US
Picktown Runners
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Picktown Runners

Bi-weekly•Pickerington, OH, US
Central Ohio Runners
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Central Ohio Runners

Bi-weekly•Pataskala, OH, US
Team Possum
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Team Possum

Bi-weekly•Delaware, OH, US
Roundtown Area Runners
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Roundtown Area Runners

Bi-weekly•Circleville, OH, US
Roundtown Area Runners
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Roundtown Area Runners

Bi-weekly•Circleville, OH, US
Newark OH Running Club
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Newark OH Running Club

Bi-weekly•Newark, OH, US
Mount Vernon Run Club
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Mount Vernon Run Club

Bi-weekly•Mount Vernon, OH, US

About Running Clubs in Newark, OH

Explore the vibrant running club scene in Newark, OH to find your ideal fitness tribe. From beginner-friendly groups to advanced runners pushing the pace, you'll discover a variety of clubs offering diverse training styles and supportive communities. Lace up your shoes and join a running club in Newark today to boost your motivation, meet like-minded athletes, and conquer your fitness goals together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there beginner-friendly running clubs in Newark?

Yes, many clubs in Newark welcome runners of all levels, including beginners. Most groups have pace groups for different skill levels.

Where do local running groups in Newark typically meet?

Clubs often meet at parks, tracks, or central city landmarks. Each group lists their typical meeting spots on their profiles.

Do I need to register before joining a run?

Most clubs are drop-in friendly, but it's a good idea to check their schedule or contact them in advance.

What should I bring to my first group run?

Bring water, comfortable running shoes, and a positive attitude. Some groups provide water stations, but it's always good to bring your own.