Covers Phnom Penh, from the National Olympic Stadium and Independence Monument to Koh Pich (Diamond Island) and Koh Norea.
Phnom Penh's group runs gather in a few fixed places. Training clubs use the National Olympic Stadium track on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 5:45am and set off on weekend long runs from Independence Monument soon after 5am. Koh Pich (Diamond Island) hosts several social clubs, with evening runs from around 6:30pm and Saturday-morning runs. The Hash House Harriers leave the city on weekend afternoons. Most clubs announce their sessions and meeting points on Instagram and Telegram, and the Phnom Penh Athletics Club holds regular club races open to other clubs.
A brand-sponsored social run club that holds one 3–5 km run a week, on a Friday or Saturday evening or a Sunday morning, at a venue that varies. It also holds themed runs, such as night, yoga and Pilates runs.
Who it suits: Beginners and experienced runners
A Phnom Penh run club with the motto 'Better than yesterday', whose Saturday-morning runs are usually 7 or 10 km. It also organises the NEAK Grand Prix and entered a team in the PPAC Club Showdown 5 km in October 2026.
Who it suits: Aimed at experienced runners who want to improve their performance
A free social running club founded in October 2025, with evening runs of about 5–7 km through the city followed by food and drinks. The club is building its own headquarters, and it announces the meeting point on Instagram.
Who it suits: All levels; easy-paced short and medium runs
A training club founded in December 2019 that combines track sessions with weekend long runs. It also holds its own numbered club races, mostly 5 km road races plus track races and relays, and posts a report of each on its blog. Sessions and races are announced on the club's Telegram channel.
Cost: First session free; US$2.50 a session; annual membership US$10 (training only) or US$30 (training plus club races)
Who it suits: Open to all, from first-timers to runners chasing personal bests
Phnom Penh's hash kennel, whose numbered runs reached No. 1860 in October 2026. Each week's run is set by volunteer hares, usually outside the city, and the website's hare line lists upcoming dates, meeting points and special runs such as boat hashes.
A Cambodian running team formed in 2019 that trains for half marathons and marathons, with two weekday-morning sessions and a Sunday long run. Session times are as listed on the RunningCrews directory; confirm with the team before a first visit.
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Schedules change, so check a club's own page before you turn up. Run a club or coach in Phnom Penh and want to be listed, or spotted something out of date? Get in touch. Listings were last checked on 2026-11-02.