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"Running Clubs Are the New Dating Apps" https://www.vice.com/en/article/running-clubs-are-the-new-dating-apps/
"Running Clubs Are a Horrible Place to Date" https://time.com/article/2026/05/10/running-clubs-are-a-horrible-place-to-date/
Everyone knows that these run clubs are nothing but a facade for dating. They are trying to copy this American fad and import it to India, where most streets and parks are horrible for running anyway, plus the weather is too hot. The Time article says: "Itβs clear everyone is here for only one goal: women are whispering about who their type is, while the men are hitting on the newest girl to join the club. " But in India, unlike in there West, 90% of the crowd will be sex-starved guys. It will be like that even in lawyer groups.
So try alternatives where the ratio will be better and you have a statistically higher chance!! Run clubs are just too hackneyed now.
Maybe it's best to explore dating and companionship outside of such apps? Private clubs? AMEX card holder meet-ups?