Find a running partner near you
Running alone holds for a few weeks. What holds for a year is someone waiting at the meeting point. Athlnet shows you the runners around you, with their usual pace and distance, and you set the run up in the app.
Why it is better with someone
Pace is the thing you share. Running is where a level gap shows fastest, and where a filter genuinely earns its place: pick a radius, a pace close to yours, and see who runs in the morning when you do too.
Where people practise
- Park loops, early morning or straight after work
- The long weekend run, the one you skip when you are on your own
- Training for a race, half or full, with other people
How it works
- 1You add your sports and your level, in two minutes.
- 2You filter by sport, level and distance, and see who trains around you.
- 3You post a slot, the others join, and the conversation follows the activity.
Frequently asked
How do I find someone running at my pace?
You set your level when you sign up and filter on it. Profiles show their usual pace, so you know whether a run makes sense for both of you before writing.
Is there a minimum level to run with someone?
No. Most posted runs are easy endurance sessions, and the level filter exists precisely so nobody ends up running too fast or too slow.