CORRIDA DO CORAÇÃO JUNDIAÍ

Clã Endorfina was born in 2017 when nine runners kept crossing paths at São Paulo races, sharing a simple conviction: no one gets left behind. Founded in Butantã by runners who understood that speed doesn't matter as much as showing up for each other, the crew has grown to around fifty members of every level. The name carries deep meaning. Endorphins are collective; the clan is family. Their logo bears a skull to remind everyone that beneath the skin, every runner is equal. This philosophy shapes everything they do, from weekly Saturday morning runs at Praça Reynaldo Porchat near USP to their legendary Halloween and Friday the 13th expeditions that stretch 30 kilometres and start before dawn. Pace matters less than loyalty and togetherness.

At 19:30 on any Thursday, São Paulo's North Zone shifts rhythm. Híbridos Runners Club gathers at Northern Motors, and the street becomes something more than a passage: a meeting place. What started in Sorocaba as a simple idea, create space where anyone could run without fear of not belonging, has grown into a movement of thousands. Founder Amom built Híbridos on a single principle: turn kilometers into real human connections. No fees. No pace requirements. No division. Today, the community spans two cities, with 5,000 members ranging from first-timers to seasoned runners, women, men, and LGBTQ+ runners united by one purpose. Every Thursday, Corre ZN reinforces it: running was never the destination. Belonging is.