Who this crew is for
For new runners, returning runners, and anyone who wants conversation more than a pace target. Walking intervals belong in the main group rather than being treated as an exception.
The proposed run
The planning idea is a short out-and-back on a checked public trail segment. A future listing must name the trail access point, turnaround, regroup rules, and how to leave early. No recurring weekday has been assigned.
Before you make plans
San José trail segments can have different access conditions and interruptions. Review the city’s current trail information and the actual section before planning an outing. Choose daylight and a return time that works for the group’s transit or driving plans.
This is a proposed crew, not a scheduled event. There is no assigned captain, live RSVP, or confirmed departure time. A launch listing must identify a responsible leader, meeting point, route, accessibility details, and cancellation channel.
Your road to the First 100
Use the crew as a place to build familiarity and a repeatable habit. There is no marathon commitment required to join the wider community. People aiming for a first finish can pair social support with a training approach suited to their own experience.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
Can I turn up this week?
No organized run is scheduled yet. Wait for a confirmed event listing; this page describes the intended crew format.
Is this free?
Casual community runs are intended to be free. Transport, gear, race entry, and any food are personal costs. No payment is collected here.
Can a friend from outside tech come?
Yes. The community welcomes friends and people in any field. No employer verification is planned.