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EnglishWhen and Where Are Treasure Coast Running Group Runs Held?
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Treasure Coast Running (tcrunning.org) holds weekly group runs at locations across the Treasure Coast, from Hobe Sound to Vero Beach and points in between. The site does not publish specific times or meeting spots on the page itself; instead, it points members and visitors to a full calendar for the current schedule. Runs are open to everyone—walkers, joggers, stroller pushers, and experienced runners alike—so you don't need to be a member or a fast runner to show up.
What the Site Confirms About Group Runs
The club describes itself as a home base for training, racing, and connecting with people who love to move. Its group-run program is built around three things:
- Weekly group runs along the Treasure Coast
- Race meetups tied to local events
- Social gatherings for the running community
The stated tone is deliberately low-pressure: "No pressure. No ego. Just miles and smiles." That framing matters if you're new to running or returning after a break—the club explicitly welcomes all ages and experience levels.
Where the Runs Happen
The geographic range is the clearest detail available: from Hobe Sound to Vero and everywhere in between. That covers a long stretch of Florida's Martin and Indian River counties, so most residents of the region should find something within reasonable driving distance. Exact park names, addresses, and start times are not listed on the homepage—they live on the calendar.
How to Find the Current Schedule
- Go to tcrunning.org.
- Open the Full Calendar link (listed alongside "Group Runs").
- Check the date you're interested in for the time and meeting location.
Because the schedule is calendar-based rather than fixed on the homepage, confirm the details before you drive out—especially around holidays or facility closures. The site demonstrates this pattern with its track notice: Guy Davis Field / 10th Street Track reopened Monday, August 3 after scheduled maintenance, and the club posted the update rather than leaving old information up.
What Else Happens Beyond Weekly Runs
Group runs are one part of a broader event calendar. The site currently lists:
| Event | Date | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treasure Coast Halloween Half Marathon & Relay | Sunday, October 25, 6:30 AM | 825 NE Ocean Blvd, Stuart, FL 34996 | Pancake and sausage breakfast after; age group awards; double race series points for Premium Members |
| MRCC Elementary & Middle Schools XC Championships | September 26, 8:00 AM | Martin County High School | Four races for elementary and middle school teams and unattached runners |
| Run for the Pineapple 5K | 2026 | — | Listed under upcoming events |
The cross-country championship schedule is detailed enough to plan around: gates open at 6:00 AM, packet pickup at 7:00 AM, then 6th–8th grade girls (3000m) at 8:00, 6th–8th grade boys at 8:20, K–5th grade girls (2000m) at 8:40, and K–5th grade boys at 9:00.
Practical Tips Before Your First Run
- Check the calendar the day before. Times and venues can shift; the site uses the calendar as the source of truth.
- Bring the whole family if you like. Stroller pushers are named explicitly as welcome participants.
- Ask about membership if you plan to race. The site advertises exclusive race discounts and double series points for Premium Members at certain events, though it doesn't publish pricing on the page—membership details are behind the "Membership Info" link.
- Watch for facility notices. The track reopening announcement shows the club posts closures and reopenings, so a quick scan of "Upcoming Events & News" can save you a wasted trip.
If your goal is simply to find people to run with, start with the Full Calendar, pick a weekly run near you between Hobe Sound and Vero, and show up—the club's stated approach is that everyone's welcome, at any pace.