Building
community
through
movement
Our story
Pulse263 started in 2025, bringing together runners with a shared love for running, community and connection. Our first official club run took place in Chishawasha Hills, with just 10 members showing up.
Today, more than 25 members regularly show up for our club runs, with an even bigger community rallying around each other during training, races and every milestone in between.
From our first run to every kilometre since, one thing has remained constant: we show up for each other. One heart. One pulse. One run.
Meet the team
Farayi Matare
Started running in January 2025 and found it was never only about the running. Co-founded the club to build the community she kept looking for.
Vongai Violet Bayiwa
Began running through the COVID years, when movement was both an outlet and a necessity. Co-founded the club so that showing up would feel social rather than competitive.
Kudzai Kadembo
I started running casually in 2024, initially for fun, the vibes, and to stay fit. Along the way, running became much more than that; it taught me discipline and consistency, gave me a way to reset my mind, and became something I genuinely enjoy. I joined Pulse263 because it feels like home; a family where every pace, distance, and runner is celebrated, supported, and encouraged.