Archive · 11 Oct 2026
New York Run Club Founder Reports $640,000 Side-Hustle Earnings
Owen Akhibi started a running and fitness group in New York City called Peak and Pace.
He began it in 2024 after moving there from London.
He wanted to help people connect outside of nightlife.
Akhibi also worked in algorithmic trading sales at JP Morgan.
He decided to charge for some club events, similar to ticketed comedy nights or ski trips.
The article says his side hustle earned him more than $640,000 in a year.
Owen Akhibi founded New York City social fitness group Peak and Pace in 2024.
He reportedly earned more than $640,000 through the side hustle in a year.
Akhibi started the group after moving from London to New York.
He wanted to build community beyond nightlife, for himself and others.
While working in algorithmic trading sales at JP Morgan, he sought to monetize the club through ticketed events.
- Who
- Owen Akhibi, founder of Peak and Pace.
- What
- Akhibi reportedly earned more than $640,000 in a year through the run club side hustle.
- When
- He started Peak and Pace in 2024; the article does not specify the year of the reported earnings.
- Where
- New York City.
- Why
- Akhibi wanted to build community beyond nightlife and bring members to ticketed events.
- Founder
- Owen Akhibi
- Group
- Peak and Pace
- Location
- New York City
- Founded
- 2024
- Reported earnings
- More than $640,000 in a year
- Other employment
- Algorithmic trading sales at JP Morgan
- Event model
- Ticketed events