Today, run clubs are flourishing in cities. But as early as the 1970s, Spiridon had already given rise to an international community of free runners—the Spiridon Clubs. A portrait of a pioneering movement.
Every Saturday morning at 9 a.m., in parks all around the world, thousands of people run five kilometers together. For free. No complex registration, no race bibs, no fees. It's parkrun - and it's coming to France.
In Liège, every Saturday morning, the Fox Running Club brings runners together for its Bla-Bla Run: an hour-long run open to everyone, with no timers, no bibs, and no stress. A portrait of a community founded by Farid that has made collective enjoyment its only compass—and which proves that the best motivation is, after all, other people.
Run clubs, non-timed outings, just for the pleasure of running together: a new generation is reinventing free running. Spiridon deciphers this return to basics.
