Welcome to XSNRG Running Club

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To all XSNRG members & guests

May is Membership month. Sign up for another great year of running.
Join our runs, join our club!

Happy running,
~XSNRG Running Club
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The Next Workout

Hospital Hill

Tuesday Night @ 6:30pm | May 26, 2026

7 x (hard up, easy down)
660m each way

location

The Meeting Place

Sunnybrook Park
Meet in the first parking lot in upper sports fields


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The Weather

13.2°C

FEELS LIKE 12.3°C

  • NNW 7.6 KM/HR
  • Toronto, ON
X-S-N-R-G = excess energy!

XSNRG is a running club that provides runners of all levels weekly club led interval training to develop strength, stamina, and speed, in a supportive and social environment. From beginners to accomplished competitive runners, no one is too slow or too fast to run with XSNRG – all you need is the desire to train and improve your running!

Structured workouts will help you improve, but they are not always easy to do on your own. Our Tuesday night workouts, led by instructors, make it easy, give you company, and help keep you motivated with your running.

Meeting Locations:
The club meets in the Leaside area every Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. and runs to a different workout location each week, focusing either on speed intervals or hill training. A typical workout includes a warm-up, cool-down, running tips on technique and the workout, and is usually finished by 8:00 p.m.



  • May through September: Sunnybrook Park in the Sports Pavilion parking lot on the upper fields
  • October through April: Leaside High School


NO ONE is too slow or too fast to run with XSNRG. All that is needed is the desire to run with others and to improve. Join us for our Tuesday Night Workouts … you’ll have fun and improve your running – all because of XSNRG’s workouts!

If you are able to run at least 6 to 8 km, you are ready to come out and increase your endurance, power and speed with XSNRG.

About the Workouts
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Every Tuesday evening @ 6:30 pm sharp the club leaves as a group for a warmup jog to a different weekly workout run.

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Workouts are organized and led by club run leaders and consist of running intervals and will vary weekly from hills to speed.

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Stretches, warmups and cool downs start and finish every workout.

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Coaches Corner

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Pacing your hard and easy runs

According to most of the experts and professional coaches, most of us run our "easy runs" too hard, and our "hard runs" too easy. To counteract this try to run your weekly long runs at a pace that is one minute per kilometre slower than your usual or projected race pace. Then try to run your XS workouts at a pace that is slightly faster per kilometre than your projected race pace. This will also leave you with enough energy and strength to also do one weekly tempo run at race pace.

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Contact Us
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General Enquiries

Jana Marshall

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Socials

David Muirhead

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Technical Enquiries

Ed Wong