A modern walking club.
Get outside + get connected with Loop—a new outdoor community for (literal) movers and shakers.
Join Loop. Lead a walk. Make connections.
Would you like to lead a Loop walk in your area? Get in touch.
A new kind of go outside and play.
Let’s go for a walk together.
#PowerWalk
Themed walks led by an industry leader—part TED talk, part networking opportunity.
#WalkyTalky
Monthly 1:1 walking sessions with another member—part brainstorming, part therapy.
#LoopdeLoop
An opportunity to silently walk it out, journal your experience after, then discuss your revelations.
The world’s most successful executives take meetings on foot.
Get looped in on how other leaders deal with successes and struggles in their personal and professional lives.
“You have the perfect formula of ideation, story telling, thought leadership and community.”
—Jinny Uppal
Loop Walks
Prioritize You.
Our #LoopdeLoop gives you permission to put down the phone and pick up your journal. Join the walk. Receive the prompt. Then promptly hang up and wander alone with your thoughts.
A Real Boss.
In this 60-minute #WalkWithaLeader, tune in to a TED-esque talk and learn from the personal and professional experiences of a thought leader. Then, discuss how this can play into your own life in an intimate breakout group.
Get Personal.
During a #walkytalky, we pair you 1:1 with another member. You each get 30 minutes and together you work through a personal topic.
“Studies show you’re twice as creative while out walking as you are slumped behind your desk. And you need those big ideas to make the most of your big life.”
—Founder, Melody Biringer
It was her idea
Melody—a self-proclaimed “connection engineer”—built her career by creating communities for women to thrive. Founder of the acclaimed Crave Company and Women in Tech Regatta, Mel is going on her sixth year of logging more than 10,000 steps a day. She believes #RelationshipsAreTheTrueCurrency.
“Loop,” which means “walk” in Dutch, is a nod to her love of Dutch culture. It’s also an inside joke. Mel and her husband have been “taking a loop” around their Queen Anne neighborhood since 1994.
“I loved the one on one time and sharing with someone who has fresh ears.”
—Kim Heath
