Hanging with the guys
was the best part of the week.

Sunday morning. Move. Coffee. Your neighborhood.

Austin, TX

Simple Sundays,
Real Morning

Host an Event

Pick your spot - backyard, garage, park. Set your group size. Send the invite. The platform handles the rest.

Show Up Sunday

Move for 30-45 minutes. Talk (really talk) and drink coffee. Meet likeminded guys. If you're making an excuse for why this won't be good for you - you probably should stay home. But hopefully you won't.

Find Your Guys

Sessions are popping up in neighborhoods everywhere. Find one near you, show up once, and see what happens. Worst case, you had a good workout and decent coffee. But hopefully you won't.

At some point the weekly thing with the guys just stopped. //

Not dramatically. Life got full and it quietly fell off the calendar. Sunday Sessions is how it comes back. Same time every week, same neighborhood, guys who actually show up. Two hours. Home before noon.

Host Sunday Sessions in your neighborhood.

We've been at this long enough to know what works. The workout, the structure, the conversation, it's all figured out. Show up, run the session, improvise where you want. We handle the rest.

Become a Host
Sunday Sessions host event
Sunday Sessions community
Sunday Sessions coffee
Sunday Sessions

Why It Works.

Movement First

Thirty minutes of doing something together gets you further than two hours of small talk. By the time you grab coffee, you're already past the bullshit.

Your Neighbourhood

Getting there is the investment. Everything after is easy.

Friend-of-Friend

Most guys know someone here. Some just show up. Both work.

Built By Us

Most guys bring someone. Some post about it. Sunday Sessions is what we make

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Sunday's Coming.

Friend. Co-worker. Husband. Father. All of it.
Men with good people in their corner are better at everything else.
Most guys leave wondering why Sunday ever felt like the end of the weekend.