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Bromance Athletic Club is an inspiring running crew from Paris, France, with a story of personal transformation. The crew was born when two long-time friends, Maxime and Julien, decided to trade their "party harder" lifestyle for a passion for running. Their name was affectionately given to them by their girlfriends, who called them "the Bromance" because they were inseparable. What started as marathon training in 2015 evolved into an official crew in 2017 that discovered its true love in trail running, eventually becoming what they call "Asics team trail amateurs."

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Viens M'Attraper (VMA) is a unique and competitive running crew from Paris, France, that has been blending high performance with serious fun since August 2018. Their name translates to "Come and Catch Me," a playful challenge that reflects their spirit. They are a true hybrid: an official club registered with the French Athletics Federation (FFA), but with the culture of a modern run crew—no outdated traditions and much more bonding. Led by a dedicated "Bureau," they are defined by their witty motto, "Impossible, sauf un mauvais jour" (Impossible, except on a bad day).

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Marais Running Club (MRC) is an authentic and passionate running crew that was born from a deep friendship in the heart of Paris, France, in 2014. The crew was founded by a group of seven old high school friends who found themselves living together in the iconic Marais neighborhood. What began as a casual group activity evolved into a passionate project that has become a fixture in the city's running scene. They are a testament to the power of a shared vision, where, for them, "Running became everything!"

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Jolie Foulée is a witty and influential running crew based in Paris, France, founded by a group of five friends: Benjamin, Idris, Jérémie, Julie, and Lionel. Their name, meaning "Pretty Stride," is the perfect ironic banner for their philosophy: running is a way to surpass oneself, but it's best experienced with a "second degree of bad faith"—a charming, self-deprecating humor. More than just a crew, they are major voices in the running culture through their popular podcast, dedicated to the idea of combining festive and sporting practices.

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Golden Blocks is a powerful social project and running community in Paris, France, that uses athletics as a tool for integration and empowerment. With a history of community involvement dating back to 2014, the organization was formally founded in September 2019 by a team including Boro, former top athlete Matthieu, and the French track and field legend, 110-meter hurdles World Champion Ladji Doucouré. Their core mission is to bring athletics to the heart of neighborhoods, revealing young talent through unique "battles." They have since expanded to include a weekly "Street Runners" group, coached by Ladji himself, which is open to a wider audience.

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