As March comes to a close, we wanted to round out International Women’s Month by spotlighting a movement happening here in Houston: women showing up for themselves through running. Across the city, women-led run clubs are creating spaces that go far beyond miles and paces. They’re building community, confidence, and
Month: March 2026
Top Houston Races in April 2026
If you’re looking for Houston running events in April, you’ll find no shortage of options, especially during the busy weekend of April 11–12, which alone features 11 different races across the region. Leading the charge is the Brazos Bend 50, a must-do for trail and ultra enthusiasts. Known for its
Relay Weekend Took Over Texas: A Recap of March 28 – 29 Race Weekend
Houston somehow managed to host everything this weekend. Between the NCAA Tournament, the Houston Open, Ironman 70.3 Galveston, HYROX Houston, and of course the Texas Independence Relay, it felt like the city turned into one giant competition zone. But for the running community, the focus seemed to mainly be on
Racing Through Texas: Meet Some of the Houston Teams Taking on TIR 2026
Every spring, a cannon blast signals the start of one of the most memorable Texan traditions in endurance running: the Texas Independence Relay. What follows is a 200-mile, overnight journey across the state where teams of up to 12 runners take on 36 legs from Gonzales all the way to
5 Types of People You’ll Meet at Every Run Club
Houston has more than 100 run clubs spread across the city, bringing together runners of all paces and backgrounds. Almost every night, you can find groups meeting at breweries, coffee shops, parks, and running stores for a great workout and some post-run social time. If you’ve spent more than a
Laps, Loops & Ice Cream: March 21–22 in Houston Running
Ice cream races and trail blazing took place this weekend all over the region. Many runners headed west to take on the Blue Bell Fun Run and the San Felipe Shootout. Here is your weekly race recap for March 21 – 22. The Blue Bell Fun Run delivered hilly miles
Run Club Rundown: RISE Run & Walk Club
While most run clubs center around pace and performance, RISE Run & Walk Club is built on something more in Fort Bend County: accessibility and community. It’s a place where runners and walkers of all levels can show up and feel like they belong. “If you are new to RISE,
Lucky Miles Across Houston: A Recap of the March 14–15 Race Weekend
Houston runners had a busy weekend of racing on March 14–15, with events taking place across the region and distances ranging from 5Ks to full marathons. From the multi-day challenge at Seabrook’s Lucky Trails to fast fields at the H-Town Half Marathon, 10K & 5K, the weekend showcased the depth
Structured Miles: How Stefano Ratto Schol Builds an Endurance Life with Type 1 Diabetes
For endurance athlete Stefano Ratto Schol, running and triathlon are more than sports. They are part of the structure that shapes his daily life. Training sessions bring rhythm to his schedule, racing brings purpose, and the process provides constant lessons. Alongside training and racing, he has learned to carefully manage
The Most Scenic Spring Races in Houston
Houston may not have mountains, but spring is one of the best times of year to try out different races all over the Houston area. Wildflowers bloom, temperatures are still manageable, and many races take runners through parks, tree-lined neighborhoods, and unique landmarks. These spring races take runners across some