Moms on the Run is an instructor-led fitness program with coaching to motivate, educate and encourage you on your health and fitness journey. In our program you'll make new friends, find accountability and have fun while working toward a healthier lifestyle! You don't have to be a mom to join - we welcome ALL women, ALL ages and ALL fitness levels. We offer programming for walkers to beginning runners to experienced runners.

Locations in the NorthWest Metro

We offer several great sites to meet up with us in the Northwest Metro.

Brooklyn park, MN

We hope to meet again this fall at Oak Grove Park once we build up our coaching team. Join us this spring and summer in Anoka or Maple Grove!

Maple Grove, MN

All cardio interval, strength and endurance classes meet at Elm Creek Park. Click the button below for more details.

Plymouth, MN

Classes meet at French Regional Park and endurance runs at Elm Creek park. Click the button below for more details.

Year Round Programming

At Moms on the Run we love to run - no matter what the weather! We offer a variety of year-round programming to help you stay in shape and stay connected to our strong community of women

Strength & Cardio Boot Camp

Fall Programming
Our 8-week Strength and Cardio Boot Camp offers a variety of workout options to help you get fit. We'll help maximize your metabolism by providing run/walk high intensity interval training (HIIT) at your level. Enhance your fitness level by improving strength, muscle tone, speed and agility.

Polar Running

Winter Programming
Don't let the cold Minnesota winters scare you away from getting a great workout! Our Polar Run Club offers you the chance to maintain the strength and conditioning you built over the summer and fall. We'll layer up and keep up your endurance with outdoor weekend runs.

18 Week Signature Training

Spring/Summer Programming
Our signature 18-week training program lets you attend classes from 1 to 3 times per week. We strongly recommend choosing an interval class at least once a week, which includes a higher level of structure and support. From walkers to runners, women will start at their own level and progress throughout the season