Follow a regular group

Many clubs have runs alongside the main club night, such as a member-led Thursday run or a Sunday social. Following the ones you do puts their dates first.

1. Sign in, then open the Club tab (called Groups if your club has no feed) and tap Groups.
2. Tap Follow next to a group. It changes to Following. Tap it again to stop.

You follow the main club runs from the start. You can unfollow them the same way.

What following does

• Your Next run tab shows the soonest date from the groups you follow.
• On Upcoming, tap Following to see only those dates. The link at the top ("2 groups followed") takes you to your groups.
• You get a notification when a group's organiser posts a run, on devices where you've turned notifications on (Me tab).
• If your connected calendar is set to The runs of the groups you follow, their dates go in. See Add club runs to your calendar.

Finding a group to try

Every group's dates are on Upcoming, whether you follow it or not. Each group has its own colour and a chip at the top, so you can see just its dates.

• Under a group's first date, if you haven't been yet, there's a Follow button. Tap × if it's not for you, and it won't be suggested again on this phone or computer.
• Once a week, Next run may suggest Something new to try: one group's run in the coming week. Tap Going?, Follow the group, or × for "not for me".

Groups for members

Only the main club runs show to everyone. The other groups are for people who've said they're a member of the club. If you see "more groups for members", tap I'm a member (or Sign in). See Tell the club you're new or a member.

Good to know

• Answer Going? on a group's run the same as any club date. See Say you're going to a run.
• Runs marked Member-led are arranged by members, not official club runs. Everyone's welcome to join, but you're running as individuals, and the route hasn't been through the club's usual checks and risk assessment.