Covers Island-wide: the CBD and Marina Bay, the Singapore Sports Hub at Kallang, East Coast Park, and heartland stadiums from Jurong to Punggol.
Most Singapore group runs happen on weekday evenings from about 6.30pm to 7.45pm, after office hours, or early on weekend mornings between about 6am and 7.30am. Common meeting points are Raffles Place and Marina Bay in the CBD, the 100PLUS Promenade and The Kallang at the Singapore Sports Hub, Parkland Green in East Coast Park, Jurong Lake Gardens, and public stadium tracks such as Bishan, Bukit Gombak and MOE (Evans Road) for interval work. Most community clubs and brand clubs are free to join, and several hash groups run social trails on weekday evenings.
The ASICS brand club runs coached weekly sessions and publishes a monthly training programme, with groups for different race goals. SportPlus reports that some sessions are run jointly with Garmin Run Club.
Cost: Free (register through the OneASICS programme)
Who it suits: Various training groups; SportPlus suggests intermediate to advanced runners
A social club for slower runners, focused on consistency rather than speed. It also offers "Boyz Night" circuit sessions and takes part in charity runs.
Who it suits: Slower runners and beginners; open to all genders despite the name
A run club built around comfortable, conversational pace, where members are called Easy Pacers. It is organised through Telegram and also has a Strava club.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: Beginners welcome; four pace groups, including a walking group
A run crew founded in 2022 with a kaya-toast theme: its pacers are called Toasties, and the Saturday long runs end with kaya toast and coffee. Weekly details are posted in its Telegram channel.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All paces ("never too slow to start"); SportPlus suggests intermediate runners
The Garmin brand club runs coach-led interval, tempo and race-preparation sessions, with paced groups and a workout briefing before each session. Sign-ups are released on Garmin Singapore's social media.
Cost: Free (some sessions have limited slots)
Who it suits: Beginners to advanced runners
A weekly social run from a craft-beer taproom on Robertson Quay. Runners book through GULP's app or WhatsApp community.
Cost: Small fee per run (S$5, as reported by SETHLUI.com)
Who it suits: All paces; 5 km, 6 km and 9 km routes
An all-female run crew offering easy-paced, pressure-free runs. Newcomers check Instagram for the week's run and turn up.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: Women only; beginners welcome
Singapore's original hash, founded in 1962, holds a weekly trail run followed by an "on-on" dinner. Bring a change of clothes; rinsing water is provided at the site.
Cost: Visitors S$25 for drinks plus S$15 for dinner
Who it suits: Men only
A mixed hash that runs once a month, on the third Saturday. The website lists the next run and a log of past runs back to 1999.
Who it suits: Mixed hash
A mixed hash that has run every Friday since 1982 and calls itself a running club with a drinking problem. Run details and a hare line are posted on the club website.
Who it suits: Mixed hash; walkers and hikers also welcome
A free weekly long-run programme for the BYD Singapore International Marathon, powered by Running Department. Sessions are run in loops of about 6 km, with nine pace groups from 4:59 to 7:49 min/km, and include bag drop and hydration. You don't need to belong to a club to join.
Cost: Free (registration required, opens each Monday or Tuesday)
Who it suits: All levels training for a race; 16+ for runs up to 21 km, 18+ for longer runs
A volunteer-run trail running group that organises the Ultra Trail Singapore (UTSG) races and the MG Challenge. FitnessInSingapore lists weekend sessions on roads, hills and trails.
Who it suits: Trail runners
The PUMA brand club, led by head coach Jacky Ong, has been performance-focused since early 2025. Sign-ups go through the club's Heylo group, and venues are posted on Instagram.
Cost: Free (slots capped)
Who it suits: SportPlus suggests intermediate to advanced runners; there are programmes for 5/10 km, half marathon, marathon and HYROX
A laid-back community founded in 2019 that pairs easy social running with group trips to races such as the Gold Coast Marathon.
Who it suits: Beginners to intermediate runners
A volunteer-run community founded in 2013 that holds free, no-frills weekly runs (base, tempo, strength and hill sessions over 5 km or 10 km) and publishes its schedule at the start of each month. Runners register once through its Dept. Access platform; most runs need no sign-up.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All levels; Saturday pop-up runs are women-only
A nationwide running club under SAFRA, with neighbourhood chapters in Punggol, Tampines, Toa Payoh and Jurong, each on its own Instagram account (@srcpunggol, @srctampines, @srctpy, @srcjurong). Members get perks such as race subsidies.
Who it suits: All abilities
A men's hash running on Tuesday evenings since 1980. The club posts its upcoming runs and a historical hare line from run number 1.
Cost: Guest fee S$30
Who it suits: Men only
A non-profit amateur club affiliated with Singapore Athletics, covering road, track, trail, ultra and triathlon. It publishes a free 12-week adaptable training plan, and newcomers are asked to try a Tuesday track session before applying to join.
Cost: Guests run free with a member; membership is S$30 a year
Who it suits: All abilities; membership is capped at 300 active members, with a wait list
A weekly social hash in which the pack follows a trail marked by the hares, then gathers for a circle and makan afterwards. Bring shoes you don't mind getting dirty, a water bottle and a change of clothes.
Cost: Guest fee collected at the run site (cash or PayNow)
Who it suits: Mixed, women-led; walkers and first-timers welcome
A hash for children, set by member families on alternate Sunday afternoons. Recent runs have drawn 79 to 134 participants, according to the club's own run reports.
Who it suits: Children's hash for families
A volunteer-run social running club that holds free weekly group runs and track sessions across Singapore, organised through its Facebook group, where runners RSVP to event posts. The schedule above is from Shopee's March 2026 round-up, and the marathon's 2026 listing shows runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All ages and abilities
A performance distance-running club that began in 2008 as a Monday Meetup group and now trains about 100 active members in seven ability-based groups. Sessions are 45-60 minutes, and runners warm up on their own before the start.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: Committed intermediate to advanced distance runners; no walk-ins, so contact the club first
A long-standing, inclusive run crew that uses running to raise awareness of social causes and funds for communities in need.
Who it suits: Beginners to intermediate runners; no pace groups
A west-side social club that has run 5-7 km around Jurong Lake Gardens every Saturday since April 2024, followed by a long breakfast together. RSVPs go through Telegram.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All levels; the pace is 7:00-7:30 min/km, with a pacer in front and a sweeper at the back
A friends-first run crew with relaxed, conversational-pace runs, often followed by coffee or breakfast. Weekly routes are posted on Telegram.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All levels; runs are at conversational pace
A CBD-based run club with beginner-friendly Wednesday runs, organised into multiple pace groups.
Who it suits: Beginner-friendly, with multiple pace groups
A run crew mixing speed sessions on a stadium track with a weekly social run from VivoCity. Updates are shared on Telegram and Instagram.
Cost: Free
Who it suits: All paces; track sessions are scaled to ability
A trail running community led by SEA Games athletes. It holds regular training and organises overseas trail races and training trips.
A non-profit club started at West Coast Park in 2021 whose members call themselves the Coconuts. It also raises money for charity. New runners join by messaging the club on Instagram or RedNote.
Who it suits: Beginners to experienced runners, with pace groups at every session; joining is by referral, and members commit to running 50 km a month
Sport Singapore's distance running group, open to runners aged 13 to 99. The fee per season is S$180 for ActiveSG members and S$257 for non-members.
Offers: Coached group training with a customised programme, run in seasons, for everything from IPPT 2.4 km to competitive racing
Where: Bedok Stadium (Tue and Thu 6.30pm, Sat 7.30am); Yio Chu Kang Stadium (Mon and Wed 6.30pm, Sat 7.30am); Bukit Gombak (by invitation only)
Credentials: Programme of Sport Singapore's ActiveSG Athletics Club, led by head coach Steven Quek
An endurance coaching business based in Singapore and Europe, working with road, track, trail and triathlon athletes.
Offers: Endurance coaching for road, track, trail and triathlon
Where: Singapore-based; the marathon's listing shows sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays
Credentials: Described by the marathon organiser as offering licensed training
A Singapore triathlon and endurance coaching team founded in 2019. Its Track Squad is aimed at runners working on speed and stamina.
Offers: Weekly coached Track Squad sessions (S$30 each), 1:1 online coaching, plus swim squads and triathlon camps
Where: FitnessInSingapore lists Tuesday tempo sessions at Bedok Stadium and Thursday speed sessions at Evans Road
Credentials: IRONMAN and World Triathlon certified coaches (as published)
A Singapore personal training company with a 1-on-1 running coaching programme for beginners through to marathoners.
Offers: 1-on-1 running coaching and marathon training plans, including running form and technique
Where: Coaches listed at Kallang, Bedok, Serangoon and Yishun stadiums, and Lavender
An endurance coaching service offering structured training and public runs for performance-focused runners. It also has a Strava club.
Offers: Structured training plans, coached public group runs, and running-gait classes
Where: Group sessions in Singapore (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays)
Credentials: Described by the marathon organiser as led by certified sports science coaches
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Schedules change, so check a club's own page before you turn up. Run a club or coach in Singapore and want to be listed, or spotted something out of date? Get in touch. Listings were last checked on 2026-09-30.