Wisconsin Running Clubs
Appleton
- Fox Cities Triathlon Club
The Fox Cities Triathlon Club serves athletes of all ages and abilities in and around Northeastern Wisconsin, enabling them to achieve their athletic goals in a stimulating, supportive and sociable environment. We educate and inform our members, while focusing on camaraderie and fun.
Visit their 
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- Pacesetters of the Fox Cities
The PaceSetters of the Fox Cities is made up of active individuals and families with the common interest of friendships, exercise and better health & nutrition.
Visit their calendar page for their training and event schedule.
Visit their page.
Baraboo
- Baraboo Running Club
This group is for adult runners (18+) in the Baraboo, WI area. Join them for fitness, fun, and motivation! Regardless of your experience or pace, you'll meet interesting people, get a great workout, and put the fun back into your runs. Visit their website for group running dates and locations.
Cedarburg
- Run Ozaukee
Run Ozaukee is an independent non-profit club designed for people who want to make running a part of their lifestyle, have fun and achieve personal goals along the way.
Saturday morning runs at 7am and Tuesday evening runs at 6pm. Visit website for start locations.
DePere
- Distance Demons Youth Running Club
A running club for kids in Grades 3-8. Workouts are at 5:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday (on weekends when they do NOT run a Saturday race).
Eau Claire
- Indian Head Track Club
The Indianhead Track Club is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization whose purpose is to promote health and fitness by sponsoring running and walking activities for people of all ages, fitness levels and abilities. Visit their group page for training dates, times, locations and characters.
Edgerton
Fond du Lac
- Fond du Lac Running Club
Organized to promote quality running, fitness, and wellness to the greater Fond du Lac Area. Visit their website to view their Summer Track Workouts and their year round event schedule.
Green Bay
- Green Bay Running Club
Mission: To provide runners of all ability levels with an organization that promotes training and learning opportunities and connects our members through weekly running events and other social opportunities.
Weekly runs on Saturday morning at 7am starting at Voyageur Park and Monday tempo runs starting from inCompetition Sports on a 5.43 mile course.
Visit their page.
Hudson
- Hudson Running Club
The Hudson Running Club wants to promote and encourage a safe, fun and organized running environment that accommodates all levels of runners. Visit their website for times and locations of their weekly runs.
Kenosha
- Kenosha Running Club
The Kenosha Running Club exists to promote running, health and fitness in the Kenosha area. The club is meant to be a gathering place for all runners, both competitive and non-competitive, and it equally values all its members, elite runners and weekend joggers alike.
Visit their group runs page for the schedule and location of their weekly runs.
La Crosse
- River City Running Club
The River City Running Club is an informal group of area runners based in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and LaCrescent, Minnesota. The club's primary purpose is to provide runners with opportunites to run and train with others of comparable interests and abilities.
Visit their scheduled runs page for the schedule and location of their weekly group runs.
Lake Geneva
- Lakes Area Running Club
The Lakes Area Running Club (LARC), established in 1978, serves runners in southeastern Wisconsin with support and information about the sport of running. It is comprised of over 100 athletes of all ages and abilities. Visit their calendar page for information their annual run and group runs.
Madison
- Achilles Track Club Madison Chapter
The Achilles Track Club (ATC) was established by Dick Traum in 1983 to encourage disabled people to participate in long-distance running with the general public. Visit the website link for more information on the local Madison chapter.
Visit their page.
- Capitol City Multisport Club
The purpose of the Capital City Multisport Club is to provide athletes of all levels and abilities support through education, training activities, coached programs and seminars, and to stimulate a team atmosphere in a supportive and social environment. Visit their website to see their training calendar.
Visit their page.
- Suzy Favor Hamilton Running Club for Women
Check out her informational brochure for more information about the club. Weekly runs are Thursdays at 5:30pm starting from Movin' Shoes running store (528 S. Park St) in Madison.
Visit her club page.
- UW Running Club
The Running Club at UW Madison offers a unique blend of exercise and fun. Runners are welcome at any level. While some members are quite good at the competitive level, most of us run for enjoyment and to stay healthy. Joining the Running Club at UW is a great way to meet other runners, learn about running, and learn more about Madison. Check out their home page for a list of their weekly workouts and the benefits of becoming a member.
- Wisconsin Track Club
The Wisconsin Track Club was founded in 1991 to foster interest in the sports of track and field and cross-country and to provide athletes of all abilities with the chance to train together. WTC teams participate in NCAA Division III track and cross-country meets around Madison, WI. We sponsor a series of low-key, neighborhood track meets on Thursdays in the summer at the McClimon track as well as a number of road races in and near Madison. Visit their home page for the workout schedule.
Visit their page.
Milwaukee
- Badgerland Striders
The Badgerland Striders is Wisconsin's largest running club with over 1800 members. The club's primary purpose is the promotion and encouragement of running as a sport and as a means of healthy exercise.
Visit their page.
- Greater Milwaukee Track Club
The goal of the Greater Milwaukee Track Club is to be a vehicle for adults who wish to continue participation in cross country and track & field without any monetary profit. Weekly training varies, visit their workout page for schedule.
- TriWisconsin
TriWisconsin is a fun-loving group of active people with a common interest in triathlon and duathlon. There are many workout options to fit even the busiest schedule. The goals are to have fun, socialize and use group training for motivation. Visit their workout summary page for their training schedules.
Visit their page.
New Richmond
Oregon
- Firefly Runners
Weekly Run/Walk on Saturdays starting from Firefly Coffeehouse Distances vary from 2mi+ for all ability levels. Group leaves promptly at 7am.
Upcoming Event - Nov. 21st at 8am (following the group run/walk)
Tracie Hittman of Tracie Hittman Nutrition will be providing nutrition guidance for
athletic performance, weight loss and overall health.
Racine
- Racine Runners
Weekly Run/Walk on Saturdays at 7am. Check the website for the weekly starting location.
Sheboygan
Stoughton
- Stoughton Vibe
Weely Run/Walk on Sundays at 8am. A running and walking club for women of all ages and ability levels. Check their website for start locations.