For run clubs
Organize a run club?
Get it on your runners' pages.
A free club page that your members add to their own athl.link page, to show they run with you.
Claim your club pageMessage us from your club's Instagram account.
Front Runners New York
Pride
Your club on every member's page
Runners add your club to their own page and wear it with pride: "Runs with", right under their bio, next to their races and best times.
One tap takes everyone who visits their page to yours. Every member who adds you puts the club in front of their friends and followers.
Your links
Give people a reason to click
Registration form, Instagram, Strava: say in one line what each link is for. Drag them into your order and see how often each one gets clicked.
You can also use your club page as the link in your Instagram bio or on flyers.
- Registration form Join our WhatsApp group 186 clicks
- Instagram Photos from every run 142 clicks
- Strava club Our routes 57 clicks
Next runs Beta
Always up to date
Connect your club page with the tools you already use: a calendar like Google Calendar, or platforms such as Meetup and Luma. New runs show up by themselves, all in one list.
Use something else? Tell us about your tools and we'll check if we can connect them.
And there's more
Runners looking for a club search their city in the run club directory and find yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Club pages are free, for the club and for its runners.
Do we have to stop using Instagram, WhatsApp or Strava?
No. athl.link/ doesn't replace anything you use. Your club page links to all of it and makes your club easier to find and to show off.
Do we have to use every feature?
No, none of them is required. Some clubs don't want to show their runs, and that's fine. A club page on its own already lets runners find you and add you to their athl.link/ page, to show they're part of your community.
What kind of clubs is it for?
Any: social clubs and exclusive crews, free clubs and paid ones. Think of it as a place to be seen.
Can anyone join my club?
Up to you. Most clubs are open: runners add them in a tap. If you want it more exclusive, runners join with your invite link, a QR code or a password.
Can runners add more than one club?
Yes, and lots of runners do: a social run club for the weekend and a training group or team for the hard sessions. All of them appear on their page.
How do our runs get on the page?
You can connect your club page with the tools you already use: a standard calendar like Google Calendar, or platforms such as Meetup and Luma. New runs then show up by themselves. Use something else? Tell us about your tools and we can check if there's a way to connect them automatically. Next runs are in beta.
Do our runners need an athl.link/ page?
No. Anyone can see your club page. Runners with a page can add the club to it, and then their races show on the club page too.
Our club already has a page. Who added it?
A runner who runs with you, or our team. If you're the organizer, message us from the club's Instagram and claim it.
Can I edit the club page myself?
Soon. Until then, message us with any change and we'll make it. Editing it yourself is first on our list.