'You're basically naked and everyone sees you' | BBC Newsbeat

Nadir Nahdi has started one of London's newest running clubs. He wants it to be a space for people from different cultures and religions to feel comfortable running.
Sport England's latest figures suggest people from a Black or Asian background, are the least active compared to other groups. While 64% of white British people exercise for more than 150 minutes a week, 57% from a black background exercise the same amount and 56% from an Asian background.
Nadir hopes Beni Run Club can be a place where more people can try running, especially from cultures where it might not be encouraged as much.
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[@arnoboy96]

This is fantastic to see, love it!!! getting more people to exercise regularly is always a good thing

[@toobalkain]

you're so caught up in the social networking value of the club? She saying they banging in them woods, naked and all, celebrating diversity, almost makes me feel sad I only sleep with white girls who had both parents present during childhood.

[@toobalkain]

OK but why do they have to run naked?

[@mmdrawifi]

it's only a metaphor for feeling unjudged lol

[@joebloggs5186]

This terminology "own the space" "occupy" who do they think they are? People in London can't even jog without making it all about race.

[@peterhenderson5413]

Joe Bloggs LMAO snowflake gets triggered by running club