Texas A&M University
Running Club

Every pace, major, and Aggie is welcome! Come run with us throughout the week and join us for weekend events.

Founded
2022
Group Runs / Week
5

Our Mission

This organization serves as the official running club of Texas A&M University. We welcome runners of all paces and skill levels to join our set running meetup times to develop themselves physically and socially by having a group to participate with and rely on.

We have set times in the morning and evening for runners to attend each day of the school week based on their schedule, as well as weekend events. It is a great way to find an organized community of people interested in running from the beginner to the competitive level.

Club photo
Club photo
Club photo
Club photo

Weekly Group Runs

Day Time Meet Location
Monday 6:30 AM Aggie Park Stage
Tuesday 6:30 AM Aggie Park Stage
Wednesday 7:00 PM Outside the Main Rec
Thursday 7:00 PM Outside the Main Rec
Saturday 7:30 AM Aggie Park Stage

Distances & pace groups: Weekday runs are roughly 4–5 miles and Saturday long runs are around 6–8 miles. Pace groups of 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, and 9:30 minutes per mile will be at every run. However, pace groups can range from about 7 to 10+ minutes per mile, so there's a group for every speed.

Routes and meet points shift slightly during finals week and summer break. Check the GroupMe for day-of updates.

How do I join?

  1. 1

    Come to any run

    No sign-up required to try us out. Just show up at one of the weekly meet points above.

  2. 2

    Sign the Waiver

    Open to all Texas A&M students and grad students.

  3. 3

    Join the GroupMe

    Where day-of updates and announcements go out.
    Code: runcrazy

Go Maroon

Paying dues makes you a Maroon Member. It's optional, and it opens up socials, team races, and a few discounts around town.

Dues

  • Semester$20
  • Full year$40
Become a Maroon Member

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Every run is optional, but strongly encouraged.

New members show up solo every week and leave with a running group. Someone will introduce themselves before mile one.

We shift early-morning runs earlier, add water stops, and won't hesitate to cancel or shorten a run if heat index gets dangerous. Your safety always comes before the mileage.