JTBC Seoul Marathon

KALEG Running Crew has been gathering Seoul's sports-minded community since March 2013, born from a vision of shared movement and genuine connection. Over a decade, the crew has rooted itself into the city's streets and rhythm, growing into a community that believes sport is better lived together. With a user-driven model that puts members at the centre, KALEG shapes everything from routes along the Han River and Namsan slopes to the gear they trust. Open to everyone, the crew brings together Seoul's curious, active, and welcoming runners, building an honest, unpretentious vibe on shared miles and real conversations. Each run is a firsthand experience of the city and the community that has called it home for over ten years.

Private Road Running Club started in March 2013 when six creative friends in Seoul decided to build something for the entire city. What began as a shared passion for running evolved into a movement rooted in #CrewLove, a philosophy that prioritizes inclusivity, acceptance, and genuine connection over speed or distance. Today, around 300 members strong, the club draws runners from every background and pace group, creating a warm and open community woven into Seoul's street culture. Every Wednesday at 8 p.m., the crew hits the city's streets for group runs ranging from 7 to 12 kilometres, where the route is Seoul itself and everyone is welcome to join the shared movement.

45runcrew emerged from Seoul streets in March 2022 when Chaewon decided that Tuesday nights belonged to runners. What started as a simple invitation, show up and run, has grown into a movement of over seventy members bound by pace-blind philosophy and genuine curiosity about the city. The crew's design, marketing, and films all carry Chaewon's vision: running together should never be complicated. Every pace has a place, every runner is welcome. From city streets to mountain trails to track sessions, 45runcrew rotates the format each week, but the Tuesday night commitment remains constant, woven into Seoul's running culture.

Track & Road Athletes Club emerged in Seoul in November 2024 with a singular mission: elite training without elite gatekeeping. Coach Taehwan, a 13-year runner frustrated by Seoul's fragmented fast running scene, founded the crew around a straightforward principle. Serious runners deserve serious structure, but never at a price point that excludes them. The 25-member crew gathers every Tuesday at 7:30pm sharp for interval work, tempo runs, and long efforts designed by Taehwan himself. Sub-37 10K runners and sub-3 marathon athletes train side by side, benchmarked by commitment rather than membership tier. No fees. No invitations. Just Seoul's most performance-focused runners pushing each other across varied disciplines, chasing personal bests together, and racing faster because of what they've learned in the group.