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Start with the AV-Run
Use the recreational route and choose the distance that feels right; no membership is needed for that first event.
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G.S.A.V. Vitalis
Groningen student athletics association
A Groningen student athletics community for recreational and competitive runners who want training with a real social rhythm.
Information can change quickly. Check the official club links for the latest programme before showing up.
English pages availableInternational-friendlyBeginner friendly — recreational groupSee Vitalis channels
Find your pace, then your people
Training is only one part of the week.
The decision is less about being fast and more about which rhythm makes you show up again: a run, a group and dinner afterwards.
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Find a training group
Choose the recreational or competitive group that matches your current level.
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Stay for Tuesday dinner
The shared dinner is the clearest way to see the social side of the club.
Decision guide
Should this be part of your week?
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First step
- Check the official programme for the next AV-Run before treating it as a dated event.
- Check which training group is best for a first-time recreational runner.
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Good fit if
- you want a running or athletics group at your own level
- you want training to have a social side
- you like the idea of club weekends as well as weekly practice
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Practical details
- Mulock Houwerlaan 25
- Tuesday training and dinner
- AV-Run open to non-members
- Cost and session language on Vitalis channels
About this club
Useful now. Grounded in public club sources.
Vitalis brings together different athletics levels through group training, Tuesday dinners and a club programme that reaches beyond the track.
Public-source note
This page is grounded in public club information and official links. Event times can move, so students should use the linked club channels for current dates.