5 Best Framer Templates for a Run Club Website in 2026

The best free Framer template for a run club is Stride — a dark, modern template with a pace-group schedule, a CMS-powered journal and an FAQ, at no cost. For a free coaching-focused option there is Ndurance; for an events-and-community club site, Firstlight Run Club ($39); for coaches who take bookings, Running Club ($49); and for a bigger club with full training plans and membership, Runner ($69). Below, all five are compared by price and who each one is built for.

I build Framer templates at sebadam.supply and reviewed what is available for running clubs, crews and coaches. This guide covers the five best options, what each includes, and which one fits your situation.

Disclosure: Stride is our own template. It is on this list because it genuinely fits the brief — and it is free — but you should know that upfront.

At a glance — 5 Framer templates for a run club compared

1. Stride — best free run club template

Stride is our free Framer template built specifically for run clubs and running crews. It leads with bold, motion-driven imagery and a warm, dark editorial style, and ships with three Framer CMS collections — a pace-group Schedule, a Journal blog and an FAQ — so the sections that matter to a club are ready to edit without code.

It covers a hero for your next run, a stats section, the weekly schedule with paces and meeting points, an about and leaders section, the journal, and a custom 404 page. Because it is free and CMS-driven, it is the easiest way for a club to get a premium-looking site online quickly. Best for: run clubs and crews who want a community site that looks paid-for, for free.

2. Ndurance — best for coaches and performance systems

Ndurance by Jakub Bartkowski is a free running-performance template aimed at coaches, training systems and fitness products. It takes a product-first approach — structured around performance metrics, a clear training process and a clean, high-end minimal style — to present a training offer as a premium performance system rather than a generic coaching site. Best for: running coaches and structured training programs that want to lead with results. Price: Free.

3. Firstlight Run Club — best for events and community

Firstlight Run Club by Baburao Bele is a template for running clubs, fitness communities and active-lifestyle brands. It is built around a strong first impression, clear event and run sections, and a community-focused layout that highlights members and social proof, with dedicated join and contact sections. Best for: clubs that want event information and community front and centre. Price: $39.

4. Running Club — best for coaches who take bookings

Running Club by Pixelier Mache is a clean template for personal trainers, running coaches and fitness studios, with smooth animations and bold typography. It includes a CMS for your programs and pages for Home, Programs, About, a Booking Form and a 404, built on the Framer layout-template system. Best for: coaches and studios that take bookings and manage programs. Price: $49.

5. Runner — best for bigger clubs with training plans

Runner by fourtwelve is an energetic template built for a running club that manages more than a weekly meet-up. It covers a hero for your next event, schedules, group sessions, and marathon, 5K, 10K and half-marathon plans, plus coach profiles, membership tiers and a signup flow — and suits trail groups, charity race organisers and nonprofits too. Best for: larger clubs and coaches running structured training plans and memberships. Price: $69.

Which run club template should you choose?

If you want a premium community site for free, start with Stride. If you are a coach presenting a performance system, look at Ndurance (free) or Running Club ($49). If community and events are your focus, Firstlight Run Club ($39) fits well. And if you run a bigger club with full training plans and membership, Runner ($69) has the most structure. All five are editable in Framer with no code.