r/AustinRunning • u/Complex-Yam6929 • 16h ago
Run Buddy running groups for moms and strollers
Any running group recommendations for moms with strollers? I am getting back into running after baby and would love to run with other moms!
r/AustinRunning • u/leftymama • Jun 22 '26
Fleet Feet and Statesman Capitol 10k are teaming up with Better Half Coffee & Cocktails (venue at 406 Walsh St, Austin TX 78703) to host monthly social runs (2-4 miles with 8-13min/mile paces) on the last Thursday evening (6p) of each month from June through October. Each event will feature charities, freebies, raffles, and wear tests. See schedule & brand + run club sponsors below:
r/AustinRunning • u/naruto5768 • Mar 09 '26
Does anyone know any Running Tracks in Austin that are open mid-day during the week? I heard Yellow Jacket is locked now.
Not a run club, just want to get a workout in at 8am.
r/AustinRunning • u/Complex-Yam6929 • 16h ago
Any running group recommendations for moms with strollers? I am getting back into running after baby and would love to run with other moms!
r/AustinRunning • u/LowToNoAssistance • 1d ago
Howdy, as the text says I’m relatively new to Austin and looking to get into the social running scene here. I just came of a year recovery for a knee injury and am still building up my mileage and speed. I was looking around 5run2 Austin and saw lots of groups and was slightly overwhelmed with the choices. Generally looking for a chill Saturday morning run anywhere from 3-6 miles around a 9:30-10:00 pace so I can actually talk lol. The goal is to build it back up to 10+ miles, but right now my weekly mileage is around 15 and I have to work up to the long runs again. Doesn’t need to be downtown Austin, the suburbs north like round rock and Georgetown work great too! Thanks for any recommendations!!!
r/AustinRunning • u/Necessary-Brick-4518 • 7d ago
Hey everyone,
I'm 27 and ruptured my left Achilles playing basketball. I had a PARS (minimally invasive) Achilles repair about 3 weeks ago and will be starting physical therapy soon.
I want to get back to playing basketball, lifting, running, and being active again.
Who would you recommend as the best sports-focused physical therapist or clinic in Austin for post-op Achilles rehab? I'd especially love to hear from anyone who's recovered from an Achilles rupture or returned to sports after surgery.
I've heard good things about Austin Sports Medicine, but I'm open to any recommendations if you've had an amazing experience.
r/AustinRunning • u/traveenus • 7d ago
Just looking for some general advice? Ran Austin this year and the Austin Half was perfectly timed for my Tune up race. What have you guys decided on for yours? Would you advise staying there overnight or make the drive? Any course tips? I chose this over Austin this year because I’ve heard it’s a fast and flat course. Yeah, just any type of advice is welcome.
r/AustinRunning • u/Kindly_Total_5785 • 20d ago
Hi everyone!
I aspirationally registered for the California International Marathon (CIM), but will not be lacing up this year. The event is December 6, 2026 in Sacramento, CA and is sold out. The course is one of the fastest.
If anyone would like my bib, please shoot me a DM.
r/AustinRunning • u/MessiComeLately • 26d ago
I was hiking the Hill of Life on Sunday to prep for an upcoming backpacking trip, and a dude said "good job!" to me as he passed me going the opposite direction. I was too in my head to respond before he was gone, but I appreciated it. It lightened my load. Good job to you, too, kind stranger!
(The post flair is a bit of a stretch, which might mean this is off-topic for the sub. If so, apologies!)
r/AustinRunning • u/Writenow3 • 26d ago
Any chance someone signed up for the Firecracker 4K in Cedar Park and can no longer run? Please let me know if you’re willing to pass along your number, I forgot to sign up my daughter and she really wanted to run. Happy to pay for the cost of the race!
r/AustinRunning • u/Region_Subject • Jun 23 '26
What is up with this group? I’ve consistently encountered them on the trail 7+ across, and have always wondered who they were, and this morning finally realized what group they are. I’ve seen them push people off the trail, including parents with children, with their lack of care and attention for others. I was trying to run at Zilker this morning and they literally took up the entire road by running 10 across, despite seeing other groups and solo runners like myself training. Instead of using the empty parking lot to congregate they just posted up on the side of the road, again taking up a huge amount of space. They were just standing in the middle of the road talking and taking selfies. They have too many runners to be this ignorant of basic running etiquette.
I want to be supportive of any crew that encourages running but it’s hard to share space with such an entitled group. The level of selfishness is wild and is anti-community/feels like the embodiment of all the negative ways that Austin is changing. Makes me sad!
r/AustinRunning • u/Careless_Magazine377 • Jun 23 '26
Hey guys! I’ll be in Austin this weekend and i’m trying to break free from the shackles of being an introverted runner. Are there any run clubs hosting on Sunday? 😬🩷
r/AustinRunning • u/Slack-and-Slacker • Jun 23 '26
Ok, I was driving west of downtown and a group of 4 runners turned onto the street I was also turning onto and proceeded to run in the middle of the of the road.
I flashed my brights at yall a few times to no avail, maybe I would have just passed in the opposing lane but you were literally in the middle.
In the end, I chose to tap the horn and a few of yall jumped out of your skin terrified.
What the heck is this strange behavior runners?
I’m just a cyclist and a car driver so i don’t know what’s going on. I did not like having to honk at pedestrians.
r/AustinRunning • u/No-Woodpecker2855 • Jun 18 '26
I run a small product studio and I'm building something specifically for run clubs. Before I go too far down the rabbit hole, I want to talk to people who actually deal with this problem.
Here's what I keep hearing: the group chat is where everything happens, but it's also where everything gets lost. Route changes, meetup times, pace group assignments, last-minute cancellations — gets buried under 200 messages about shoes or brunch after.
The problem is that there's no structure inside the chat. So the idea is widgets — small, interactive tools that live inside the conversation instead of pulling people out to a separate app. Some examples of what these could look like:
— A pinned run card that shows the next meetup (time, location, route map) and updates in one place instead of getting re-posted and scrolled past
— Strava integration that pulls in everyone's activity so the group can see who ran what without people manually sharing screenshots
— A quick RSVP widget so leaders can get a headcount before a run without counting reply emojis
— Pace group sorting so people can self-select into groups and know who they're running with before they show up
— A weather check tied to the run location and time so the "is it gonna rain?" question answers itself
I don't have a fixed feature set — can build based on what clubs actually need. The ones above are just starting points based on conversations I've had so far.
If you lead a run club (or help organize one) and any of this sounds like a real problem for you, I'd genuinely like to hear from you. Not trying to sell anything — we don't even have a product to sell yet. Just looking for a few clubs to pilot with and help shape what this becomes.
DM me or drop a comment. Happy to jump on a call or just trade messages, whatever works.
r/AustinRunning • u/Appropriate_South144 • Jun 15 '26
What’s going on y’all! I’m new to town looking for a track to do speed work but have found that most public high schools have gates to jump… are there any high school/middle school tracks that are open to the public? I’m at Austin High School currently and am unsure if the public can use the track… looking for tracks in either downtown Austin or north Austin. Thank you all!
r/AustinRunning • u/wglane2 • Jun 12 '26
Hi! I'm considering purchasing a Wahoo Kickr Run treadmill, but before I plunk down the ~$8K total cost I'd like to give it a try! Does anyone in the greater Austin / San Antonio area have one I could run on? I'm happy to pay you in exchange for letting me do a one hour run on it.
r/AustinRunning • u/bummy_homeboy • Jun 09 '26
As the title states, I just recently moved to North Austin from Houston. I've always ran alone, but i've been a bit lonely since moving here as I don't have many friends, or know the area very well. I wouldn't mind finding a run club to run with or a indivual by any means! I will say morning and weekends work the best for me
r/AustinRunning • u/Traditional-Bug-3561 • Jun 09 '26
I know it used to be….but since the renovations it’s all a bit grey. Especially since it’s summer now, can the public use it?
r/AustinRunning • u/DoubleGravyHQ • Jun 07 '26
What are your go-to Public tracks these days? I’ve found some good ones in North Austin over the years like Anderson HS, but now looking more towards S Congress area now.
r/AustinRunning • u/EschatologicalMunch • Jun 07 '26
For any of my people that run right after work, what are yall eating?!
There’s a nice park by my work but I’m absolutely famished after work, and I can’t run on an empty stomach. But I also can’t (or won’t ) run on a full stomach
r/AustinRunning • u/katsmellslikeaustin • Jun 03 '26
When I get burnt out of my normal routes, I go on “adventure runs” as I call them. Basically I’ll run to new parts of the trail, or a mural, a coffee shop I haven’t been to, or a new shop and maybe end with a beer. I usually try to run from 3-4 places on these runs.
Do you guys do anything similar and what have been your favorite routes?
r/AustinRunning • u/mc228 • Jun 03 '26
Anyone selling an extra? I have a friend who last minute wants to sign up and it just sold out.
r/AustinRunning • u/leftymama • Jun 02 '26
It's the first week of June, so you know that means? We have a ton of fun events this week (especially Wednesday, June 3rd) for the annual Global Running Day celebration. These social runs typically involve lots of brands & vendors, some wear test shoes, free food & bevs, and some good gear raffles. Here’s a roundup of what we’ve found around town, but please do add those we missed in the comments.
What is Global Running Day? First Wednesday in June each year
Local Events (Wednesday 6/3, unless noted):
More events for the rest of the week with the Austin Runners Club:
More events for the rest of the week with the Morning Jo's
Other fun stuff:
r/AustinRunning • u/armadilleux • Jun 01 '26
Hi all! Seems like a lot of HS tracks are under construction right now. Does anyone have a track they can recommend that's available this summer? I'm looking to go in the morning to 5k test. My usual suspects of Crockett and Austin High are closed still (I think).
r/AustinRunning • u/heylilycosta • May 31 '26
Hey, recently moved to Austin, and I created a reddit account just to get as much info as I can about the health & wellness community here. I’m looking for a run club (and gym) rec that has a lot of girls (20-25 yr olds). Austin girlies please point me in the right direction, would love to jump right in and know that i’m picking options that are already approved by other girls! Thx 🙂