The Run Club
Running feels different when you do it with a group. Join my Run Club for guided sessions that combine distance, pace, and mobility to help you become a stronger, more consistent runner.
A typical weekend with the Run Club. We are a group of like minded people who enjoy putting in the work together. Group sessions are a great way to stay consistent and motivated.
This image shows one of our 5.46-mile running routes through a park in New Delhi. We mix up our locations and distances to keep training interesting and effective.
Another one of our park run routes, this one covering 3.53 miles. These runs are great for building an aerobic base and improving running technique in a relaxed environment.
A view of our group during a Saturday session at the stadium track. Track workouts are essential for developing speed, improving running form, and practicing pacing.
About The Run Club
Consistency is the biggest hurdle for any runner, and that is why I focus on the group dynamic. In our 75-90 minute sessions, we combine technical running drills with mobility work so you do not just run more—you run smarter.
Running alone can be a chore, but it does not have to be. My Run Club is built on accountability, banter, and clear, actionable coaching. Whether you are a total beginner or prepping for a 10k, these sessions are designed to move you forward.
We do not just chase miles. Each session is a structured 75-90 minute block. We begin with 15-20 minutes of mobility—think glute bridges and inchworms—to get your joints ready. This is non-negotiable for injury prevention. We then move into the run itself, whether it is steady-state distance or interval track work, followed by bodyweight conditioning to build muscular endurance.
We operate in small cohorts of 10-15 people, which means I can watch your form and give you feedback on your gait to prevent issues like heel striking. You will get to know the other runners, too. That community aspect turns a tough workout into a shared win. We meet at public parks and tracks across Delhi NCR and Bengaluru. If you are ready to stop skipping your runs and want a coach to hold you accountable, let’s get to work.
Rohit Chaudhary
I am Rohit. My son and my community drive me to show up every day. I started this Run Club because training alone is hard, but training with a group turns that grind into something you actually look forward to.
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