New to running

Tower Hamlets

New to running?

Many of us were worried about our fitness when we got involved. Find out how GoodGym can help you get into running in Tower Hamlets.

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How GoodGym can help you get into running

Increase your motivation to exercise

Help make Tower Hamlets a better place to live

Connect with great people and projects

Which GoodGym activity is right for me?

Choose from one of the following options and we'll tell you which GoodGym activities are best suited for you.

Before GoodGym I always lost motivation to stick at running or the gym but now I run two or three times a week.

Hazel, GoodGym Barnet

Running with GoodGym is great because I get fit, do good and get to hang with a load of awesome people.

Mark, GoodGym Islington

GoodGym combines doing good with running, which helps me forget I'm even exercising. It's great!

Judy, GoodGym Lambeth

Find a starter session

If you'd like to ease your way into GoodGym with a session specially for those who are new to running or new to GoodGym, you might want to try a starter session.

Starter sessions will have a short run and an easier task helping out a community organisation.

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How GoodGym can help you


Providing support

GoodGym is a supportive community of runners of all abilities. There’s always going to be someone like you with similar attitude and ability who’ll be up for keeping you company.

Professional fitness support

As a GoodGym member you’ll get the support of a professional personal trainer or running coach, to help you ease yourself in.

Regular starter sessions

GoodGym runs regular startup sessions, signup and email your local trainer to find out about your next one or check on the website.

What people say about our community

Evening Standard
"If you're lacking motivation when it comes to fitness, why not get fit by accident?"
The Guardian
"GoodGym offers an imaginative alternative to conventional gyms, tapping into the human potential of local communities."
The Independent
"Why burn energy in the gym when you could harness that effort to spruce up public spaces, or visit lonely pensioners?"
Financial Times
"The World's most innovative Aging projects."
Time Out London
"An inspired way to experience the feelgood factor."
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