Endurance sports organizations in Seoul

1991RUNNERS is a running community for people born in 1991 who like running. Since everyone is born the same year there is no age-related hierarchy within the community and everyone is considered a leader. Therefore everyone takes turns being in charge of organizing the monthly 1991 running gathering

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45runcrew is a dynamic and creative running community that has been energizing the streets of Seoul, South Korea, since March 2022. Founded and creatively directed by the multi-talented Chaewon, the crew has grown to over 70 members. They are defined by their incredible versatility, hosting a nomadic weekly run every Tuesday that can be anything from a city run or track session to an interval workout or a trail adventure. With four different pace groups, they offer a welcoming and challenging environment for everyone.

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Boramae Track Running Crew (BTRC) is a notable and inclusive running community that has been part of the Seoul, South Korea, running scene since October 2018. Founded by Jake, the crew is based in the city's beautiful Boramae Park, where they meet twice a week for evening runs. With a diverse membership of nearly 200 runners, BTRC is committed to the transformative power of running for both physical fitness and mental well-being, providing a welcoming space where everyone can enjoy the joy and benefits of the sport.

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CREWGHOST is a running group based in Seoul, South Korea, started in 2016 by Cheolkyu. They believe that running is a culture, and they often organize charity runs to support abandoned dogs. The group also created the CREWGHOST mobile app, which helps runners of all backgrounds find and join different running crews and events around the city.

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Chadol Running Club started in Mapo-gu, Seoul, on October 27, 2019. The group is named after the founder's cat, Chadol, who is also the face of their logo. Anyone can join, no matter their pace, because they believe running is for everyone. Their Sunday morning runs are the main event, but they also get together for social activities and share updates on their YouTube channel.

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Eighty Eight Seoul is a running crew headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Formed in 2015 by friends born in 1988, its name honors both their birth year and the city's 1988 Olympics. The group operates its own space, 88HQ, and features a signature apparel line. They are celebrated for energizing late-night runs on Thursdays and Sundays.

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Happy Feet is a friendly and close-knit running crew that has been building a "healthy-hobby" community in the northern districts of Seoul, South Korea, since September 2019. What began as a group of neighbors exercising in the same area has evolved into a vibrant community of over 100 members. Led by a team of dedicated founders, their goal is to create a stress-free, comfortable, and adaptable environment where the main focus is simply on having fun while running.

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Jamsil Running Club (JSRC) is a vibrant and creative running community based in the iconic Olympic Park area of Seoul, South Korea. They are defined by a series of positive slogans—"Fun Run," "No matter your pace, Enjoy!", and "No Run No Life"—that guide their inclusive and welcoming philosophy. Their culture is incredibly unique, featuring a global travel initiative called "World Run," where members connect with crews in other countries, and a tradition in which a resident artist, "Kixxie," creates one-of-a-kind, custom running shoes for members on special occasions.

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Founded in 2013, KALEG Running Crew has grown into a vibrant community for runners and sports enthusiasts across Seoul, South Korea. Originating from KALEG Agit, a sports curation brand focused on user experience, the crew transitioned from a retail space to a welcoming hub where people of all levels gather to share a passion for movement, wellness, and connection. KALEG promotes inclusivity and camaraderie through regular runs, community classes, and events that engage diverse members in a supportive environment. Anchored in Seoul’s vibrant urban culture, the crew embraces the city’s energetic pace and green spaces, encouraging exploration of iconic routes while building friendships. Open to newcomers, KALEG Running Crew reflects the city’s collective spirit, blending fitness with social engagement and making running a shared journey rather than a solitary pursuit. Through this approach, they contribute significantly to Seoul’s dynamic running scene and the broader movement toward healthy, active living.

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