Covers South Bali (Sanur, Renon in Denpasar, Canggu, Seseh and Uluwatu) and Ubud.
Bali's group runs are spread across the island rather than centred on one park. In Denpasar and Sanur, the local IndoRunners chapter meets at the Bajra Sandhi monument in Renon and at Mertasari in Sanur. On the west coast, most Canggu and Seseh run clubs start from cafés and gyms, and Ubud has its own club that runs from coffee roasteries. Runs start early, mostly between 6am and 7am, to beat the heat. Clubs post their schedules and start points on Instagram, and several of them take no sign-ups: runners just turn up.
A Canggu-based performance training group that holds weekly speed and threshold sessions. Start points are posted on Instagram.
Who it suits: Runners who want structured training
Ubud's run club, which runs from Wednesday to Sunday and posts the week's schedule in a pinned Instagram post. Routes range from short rice-field loops to longer runs, and the club is linked to the Ubud Running Festival.
Who it suits: All welcome; no registration
A run club based at a coffee and flower shop in Seseh, near Canggu, with a choice of 5 km or 10 km routes.
The Bali chapter of the national Indo Runners community, running in Bali since 2012. Its Linktree links to the two meeting points and to a short guide on how to join.
Who it suits: All levels
A large community run club whose Instagram account has about 45,000 followers. Bali Buddies listed Canggu start points including The Goat Father, The Body Factory, The Dog House and Just Oats, and Uluwatu start points including Local Expats, Kanu and Ulu Active. Check the club's Instagram highlights for the current week before going; some days on its website are marked on hold.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All paces; no sign-up needed
A Bali-based coach who also works as an event and race planner. Her coaching focuses on building sustainable running habits and avoiding injury.
Offers: In-person and online coaching, mainly for beginners and recreational runners, combining structured running with strength, recovery and mindset work (per her UESCA directory profile; no prices published)
Where: Badung, Bali; online
Credentials: UESCA-certified running coach
The paid coaching arm of the free Rise Run Bali community club. The plan is delivered remotely by its founder, who is no longer based in Bali.
Offers: Rise Plan online coaching at AUD 35 per week: pre-screening form and video review, an 8-week tailored run and/or strength plan delivered in a training app, and weekly online check-ins. The site also advertises a week-long running retreat in Canggu (dates and prices not published)
Where: Online; the club itself meets in Canggu
Credentials: Founder Sinead MacCana is a UESCA-certified running coach (UESCA directory)
A Bali-based running coach who also works as a race pacer and posts on training and race topics. He ran the Yokohama Marathon in late October 2026.
Offers: Personalised training plans built on a data-based approach, for runners of all levels; his Instagram highlights cover his athletes' progress and running-form fixes (prices not published)
Where: Bali; online
Credentials: UESCA-certified running coach; his Threads bio also lists mat Pilates and personal trainer certifications
Sanur, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
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