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Aberdeen
Aberdeen University AC is the athletics club for students at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. The club has two main sections - 'Hares and Hounds' for long-distance, cross-country and slow jogging, and 'Track and Field' for throwing, jumping and fast running. The club is suitable for all abilities, from complete beginners to competitive athletes. Weekly training sessions, regular social events, and opportunities to compete at local and national competitions are available to members.
Ayr
We are primarily a track and field club, but do have a road race group and a jogging group as well and compete in cross country events
Beith
At the moment we have up to fifty youngsters, no adults although wehope to change that in the very near future, we did have a adult section but over the years the numbers fell away. We train every Thrusday night in the community hall, once a month we take the older ones down to Saltcoats to use the outside track there. we enter kids into the local x/country and indoor races.
Caithness
Nestled in the picturesque Scottish region of Caithness, the Caithness Distance RC is a vibrant community of runners dedicated to supporting and inspiring one another. Whether you're a seasoned distance runner or just starting your fitness journey, this friendly club welcomes runners of all abilities. With multiple training sessions throughout the week, you'll find ample opportunities to join group runs, hone your skills, and explore the stunning local trails and countryside. The club's supportive atmosphere and knowledgeable coaches ensure that every member, from beginner to elite, can reach their personal running goals. Beyond the physical benefits, the Caithness Distance RC fosters a tight-knit community, providing a social outlet for runners to connect, share their passion, and forge lasting friendships. So lace up your shoes, and join this dynamic group of distance enthusiasts as they embark on their next adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Caithness.
Dumfries
Dumfries Running Club: Where Community Meets Fitness Dumfries Running Club is a vibrant and inclusive community of runners in the heart of Dumfries, Scotland. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or a beginner taking your first steps, our club welcomes runners of all abilities with open arms. We gather regularly at our clubhouse on the banks of the River Nith, offering a variety of group runs and training sessions to cater to different paces and goals. Our friendly members come together not just to improve their fitness, but to forge lasting connections and explore the beautiful Dumfries countryside. From social runs to local race events, there's always an opportunity to challenge yourself, make new friends, and enjoy the camaraderie of the running community. So lace up your trainers and join us – we can't wait to welcome you to the Dumfries Running Club family.
Edinburgh
A friendly local running club for members aged 18 and above, founded in 2004. Welcomes runners of all abilities and prides itself on the enjoyment of running. Regular weekly training sessions, fun runs and social nights out. Membership available through Entry Central.
Fraserburgh
Fraserburgh Running Club is an amateur sports club based in Fraserburgh, Scotland that provides opportunities for children, young people, and adults to get involved in athletics. The club encourages competition, fun, participation, sportsmanship, and the social aspects of the sport. It is affiliated with Scottish Athletics, Aberdeenshire Sports Council, North East Scotland Athletics Partnership, and The Fraserburgh Hub. The club has a structured training schedule with sessions held on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, and also organizes various races and competitions throughout the year.
Galashiels
Established in 1902, Gala Harriers Athletic Club has served the Scottish Borders community for over a century, offering track and field and endurance running programmes for juniors aged eight through to senior athletes. The club, winner of Scottish Athletics Impact Club of the Year 2025, runs weekly sessions including Monday Night Senior Endurance, Junior Track and Field groups, and adapted athletic development for disabled participants. Prospective members can arrange a come and try session by contacting Gerry Moss, the Club Together Officer, before joining via the club's online membership page.
Glasgow
Giffnock North AAC: A Vibrant Community of Runners in Glasgow Giffnock North AAC is a thriving running club nestled in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland, with a rich history and a welcoming community. Known for their dominance in cross-country events, the club has consistently claimed the prestigious Lindsays Trophy, showcasing their dedication and camaraderie. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your journey, Giffnock North AAC opens its doors to runners of all abilities. Our weekly Thursday sessions at Eastwood High School provide a supportive environment for group training, with experienced coaches on hand to guide you. From beginner-friendly jogs to speed sessions for the more competitive, we cater to a diverse range of fitness levels, ensuring that everyone can find their stride and reach their goals. Beyond the physical challenge, Giffnock North AAC is a tight-knit community that celebrates the social aspect of running. Join us for post-run refreshments and connect with fellow enthusiasts, fostering lifelong friendships and a strong sense of team spirit. Become a part of our vibrant running family and experience the joy of pushing your limits and achieving new personal bests.
Edinburgh
Gyle Harriers: Embracing the Edinburgh Running Community Gyle Harriers is a vibrant, community-focused running club based in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland. Whether you're a complete beginner lacing up your shoes for the first time or an experienced athlete seeking camaraderie and motivation, our club welcomes runners of all abilities with open arms. We meet every Monday at 7pm at the Gyle Shopping Centre, where our experienced coaches guide you through a variety of training sessions tailored to your fitness level. From walk/run programs to speed, endurance, and hill training, our diverse offerings ensure that you'll find the perfect challenge to help you reach your running goals. Beyond the physical benefits, Gyle Harriers is about fostering a supportive, social atmosphere where runners of all backgrounds can come together, push each other, and make lasting connections. Join us as we explore the scenic streets and trails of Edinburgh while raising funds for the incredible Macmillan Cancer Support. Together, we'll make every step count.
Hamilton
Based in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Hamilton Harriers is a senior running club that meets at 6:15pm every Tuesday and Thursday at Hamilton Water Palace on Almada Street. The club provides regular running sessions for senior members in the local area.
Linwood
Kilbarchan Amateur Athletic Club was formed in 1919 and is based in Renfrewshire, south-west of Glasgow. The club has around 300 members of all ages and abilities who compete in cross-country, road running, hill running, and track & field. Kilbarchan AAC stages several annual events including the George Cummings 4x2.7 mile road relay, the Trust Inn Trophy 3x2.7 mile race for women, and various schools and club competitions. The club's main training base is the On-X Sports Centre in Linwood, which has an all-weather track.
Kinross
Kinross Road Runners is a local running club in Kinross, Scotland that is open to runners of all abilities. The club was founded in 1985 and has grown to over 120 members. The club is primarily composed of masters athletes and has a strong reputation for its performance in national road relay events, including a surprise bronze medal at the 2022 TruWealth National Road Relays. The club is also known for its charitable efforts, such as a 24-hour running event that raised over £5,000 for the Ukraine crisis. While the club may not have the high profile of some of its neighbors, its members have contributed to the development of Scottish athletics through roles like organizing major championship events.
Larkhall
Larkhall YMCA Harriers: Your Friendly Running Community Nestled in the heart of Larkhall, South Lanarkshire, the Larkhall YMCA Harriers is a vibrant running and athletics club that welcomes runners of all abilities, from beginners to seasoned athletes. Founded in 1930, this registered charity has been a pillar of the local community, providing a supportive and inclusive environment for individuals to pursue their fitness goals. The club offers a diverse range of training sessions, with up to four gatherings per week at the YMCA hall in Larkhall and the John Wright Sports Centre in East Kilbride. Whether you're looking to improve your 5K time, try your hand at track and field events like shot put and discus, or simply enjoy the camaraderie of a social run, the Harriers have something for everyone. Beginners can take advantage of the club's welcoming atmosphere and experienced coaches, who will guide you through the fundamentals of running and help you build your confidence. More seasoned runners can push their limits and enjoy the friendly competition within the club's different pace groups. Join the Larkhall YMCA Harriers and become part of a vibrant, supportive community of runners dedicated to encouraging one another, fostering personal growth, and celebrating the joy of the sport.
Edinburgh
Based in Edinburgh, Lothian Running Club is a friendly and enthusiastic running club catering for all ages and abilities across roads, track, trail and parkruns. The club organises regular events including monthly handicap races at Fiddlers, the Dechmont Trail Race Festival, and the Festive Handicap which has been running since 1986. Lothian Running Club has been awarded Active Assured status and won the Lindsays Trophy for Tier Three Clubs in recognition of their participation in cross country championships.
Glasgow
Maryhill Harriers is one of the oldest running clubs in Glasgow and Scotland, based in the northwest of the city. The club caters for runners of all ages and abilities, from 9 years old and up, offering training and competitive opportunities in disciplines like cross-country, road running, hill running, and ultra-distances.
Aberdeen
Lace up your trainers and join the friendly runners of Metro Aberdeen Running Club! Based in the vibrant city of Aberdeen, Scotland, our club welcomes athletes of all ages and abilities, from complete beginners to seasoned marathon runners. Whether you're seeking a supportive group for your weekly jog or aiming to smash a new personal best, our diverse training sessions cater to every runner's needs. Meet us three times a week at the Aberdeen Sports Village, where you can choose from interval sessions on the track, challenging hill workouts, or scenic long runs along the stunning coastline. Our experienced coaches provide guidance and encouragement to help you reach your goals, while our social events and local race calendar ensure you'll make new friends and have fun off the roads too. So why not come along and see what the Metro Aberdeen running community can do for you?
Elgin
Based in Elgin, Moray Road Runners is a friendly, medium-sized club that caters for all running abilities, from those new to running through to experienced runners. The club meets formally on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights, with specific times and details available on their calendar. Members are welcome to join club nights, and visitors to the area are invited to participate.
Motherwell
Founded in 1992 through the merger of two historic Lanarkshire clubs, Motherwell Athletics Club is a Scottish Athletics-affiliated charity offering coaching across running, jumping and throwing disciplines. The club serves athletes of all ages and abilities through dedicated sections for juniors, track and field, and senior endurance, with all coaches holding UK Athletics licenses and undergoing regular safeguarding checks. The club boasts a distinguished heritage, having developed notable athletes including Olympic champion Tom McKean and European gold medallist Yvonne Murray.
Stirling
Ochil Hill Runners is a hill running club based around Stirling in central Scotland. The club trains regularly in the Ochil Hills and welcomes runners of all abilities to join their training sessions and races. Ochil Hill Runners organizes several popular local events, including the Dollar Hill Race, Maddy Moss Mash, and the Ochil 2000s race.
Orkney
Orkney AC is an athletic club based in Orkney, Scotland that organizes a series of 10K running events each year, including the Kirkwall 10K, Stromness 10K, and Dounby 10K. The club has a strong community of runners, with both competitive and recreational members. In 2020, Orkney AC held their Dounby 10K race despite the pandemic, allowing 58 local runners to compete in a COVID-compliant event. The club has a history of going 'above and beyond' to support their members, including chartering a private plane to transport a team to the North District Cross Country Relays.
Penicuik
Penicuik Harriers organises the annual Penicuik 10k Road Race, which celebrated its 41st edition with 148 participants running through the town and surrounding countryside including Howgate. The course features a notable hill early on, followed by countryside running and a mostly downhill return to the finish in the town's field. The club is based in Penicuik and attracts both local runners and competitors from across the Lothian region.
Perth
Established over 40 years ago, Perth Road Runners welcomes members aged 16 and upwards across a broad range of abilities. The club meets twice weekly: Tuesdays at 6:30pm for traditional club runs (4-10 miles, alternating between social and pace-grouped sessions), and on alternating Wednesdays and Thursdays at 6:30pm for coached track speed sessions and hill/trail training respectively. Beyond road running, the club is actively committed to trails, hills and cross-country, with members competing in three annual race series and traditional fixtures against Kinross and Dundee Road Runners.
Shetland
Scotland's most northerly athletics club, Shetland AAC offers opportunities across multiple event groups and age categories. The club welcomes new members, with information available on waiting lists for younger age groups and various event-specific programmes. Shetland AAC provides resources covering equipment and nutrition to support members' training.
Glasgow
A historic Glasgow athletics club established in 1904, welcoming all ages from 5 to 108. Competes across all athletic disciplines including cross country, hill running, track and field and road running. Specialist coaches for every discipline. Training on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30pm.
Edinburgh
Welcome to West Edinburgh Running Club, a friendly and inclusive community of runners of all abilities. Based in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, we offer a supportive environment where you can improve your fitness, explore scenic routes, and make new friends. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, we invite you to join us on our weekly group runs and social events.
Glasgow
A friendly, community-focused running club based in the West End of Glasgow. Welcomes runners of all abilities for regular group runs and social events. A great option for those looking for a supportive local running community in Glasgow.
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Whitemoss AAC is a well-established running club in Scotland, founded in 1990. The club has over 100 members ranging from under 9s to more experienced runners. Whitemoss AAC has been recognized as Club of the Year multiple times, indicating its popularity and strong community within the local area. The club offers a variety of training sessions and disciplines, including cross-country, track and field, and disability athletics.
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