5 wellness communities to be a part of in Dubai
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by Sarah Joseph
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Whether you're looking to elevate your running game or simply take some time out for a sound healing class – these fitness communities are worth joining.
As Dubai continues to be a home to a thriving wellness community that caters to holistic health, fitness, and well-being – it's more about creative inclusive groups that support each other to achieve their goals.
From yoga studios and mindfulness retreats to holistic healing centers and fitness collectives, the city offers a diverse range of spaces for individuals seeking balance and self-care. Whether you're looking for guided meditation, alternative therapies, or group wellness activities, Dubai's wellness hubs provide a supportive environment to nurture both body and mind. So, if you're looking to be a part of one, scroll through our guide of trusted communities that worth joining in Dubai. Beyond Wellness
From retreats to corporate wellness events, this community ensures workouts are given a new meaning. With something for everyone – the platform has a myriad of workouts every week ranging from Yin Yoga to floating sound healings. There are different packages for each session along with wellness retreats arranged internationally. Launched by Rachel Dowes, this life and business transformation hub, focuses on building a facility to grow women in the UAE.
For more information visit @beyondwellnessdxb RunKwa
This nonprofit organization works on collecting discarded running shoes and donate it to talented runners who simply can't afford to buy them. Taking place every Tuesday, this community focuses on building a platform that makes people go from stangers to friends. With the intention of running, giving and smiling, this 5km experience every morning works on building a close knit family every week.
For more information visit @runwa_ ROAM CLUB
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Founded by entrepreneur Sharon Drugan, this recently launched women's walking community focuses on bringing different people together. As a community for wild hearts and wandering souls, this empowering community was formed for women to reconnect with nature. With an aim to achieve 10K steps and immerse in nature, this wellness community is most definitely one to be part of. From Hatta to Kite Beach, each week involves a new location adding a hint of freshness to every meet-up. Humantra Run Club
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The Humantra Run Club is a welcoming running community in Dubai, hosting a free 'Any Pace Any Face' 5km run every Saturday at 6:45am from Jumeirah 3 Beach, near Common Grounds Cafe. Open to all fitness levels, their sessions include post-run stretching and socialising over coffee. They also organise occasional long runs on Sundays. It's perfect for anyone looking to improve fitness and connect with like-minded runners. For an additional boost of energy – the humantra sachets can energise you through your run.
For more information visit @humantra Adidas Runners Club
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Adidas Runners is a global running community that connects runners of all levels through group training, events, and personal development. In Dubai, members can join local runs, participate in training sessions, and engage through the Adidas Runners Dubai page or the Facebook group.
For more information visit @adidasdubai
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