How to Diversify Your Run Club

Encouraging inclusivity in your run club makes running better for everyone

ith women runners now slightly outnumbering men and clubs for runners of various persuasions sprouting in urban areas, the international running scene has become highly diversified. But we still have a long way to go before all people really believe that running is for them – and run clubs are in a unique position to encourage change. Air Up There run crew co-leader Moe Bsat of Hamilton acknowledges that “for the most part, the running community is so beautiful, so connected and so welcoming. Now it’s just ushering that power toward collective success.”

Here are some tips on how to promote inclusivity in your club and attract a more diverse membership:

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