SPEC 0232 · BANGKOK · 11PM

Werunwhenthecityquietsdown

Bangkok, every week. 11pm when the heat finally breaks.

How a Night Works

Three steps.
That's the whole deal.

Pick your pace

Easy, Steady, or Tempo. Pick honest and the group holds it. Change your mind before you arrive, not mid-route.

Find the meet point

We send the exact corner the night of each run. 11pm, no earlier. The city's cooled off and the streets have emptied by then.

Eat noodles after

The route ends near a noodle cart. Showing up is optional. Skipping the noodles is not. That's the whole deal.

Pace Groups

Three groups.
Three speeds.
No drifting.

Pick the pace you can hold for the full distance, not the one you wish you could. The groups are strict on purpose.

Easy

6:30 – 7:30 /km

Conversational pace. You can tell the story of how you ended up in Bangkok at midnight and finish the sentence.

New runners, those coming back from a break, and anyone who'd rather last the whole route than push and walk.

Never dropped, never rushed.

Run Easy

Steady

5:30 – 6:30 /km

Controlled effort. You're working, but the streets are too quiet and the temples too lit to check out.

Consistent runners who train a few times a week and want company at a real pace.

The pack stays together.

Run Steady

Tempo

4:30 – 5:30 /km

This is the one you earn. Honest pace, no passengers. If you slip the group waits at the next checkpoint.

Regular runners chasing fitness, not just miles.

One checkpoint wait, then we move.

Run Tempo

Night Routes

Past the markets,
around the temples,
along the river.

Pick where you want to be at midnight.

The run ends at
a noodle cart.

Showing up for the run is optional. Skipping the noodles is not. The crew sits down together at the end, every time — it's the part nobody actually wants to skip.

—Always within walking distance of the finish.

—Broth at 1am hits different.

—Arguments about pace happen here.

—Nobody actually skips it.

Voices from the Crew

People who kept coming back.

Ploy Sirikul

Easy group, never misses the river route.

'I joined for the cool air and stayed for the noodle cart arguments.'

Daniel Foss

Moved up to Tempo after a month, runs the Market Loop weekly.

'The pace groups are actually strict, which is the only reason I got faster.'

Nadia Kwan

Steady group, two years in, still can't skip the noodle cart.

'Running at midnight felt absurd until the first time the temples lit up across the river.'

Pick a pace.
Show up at 11.
We'll be there.

No membership, no fee. Just a way to reach you with the meet point and a nudge before each run.

Join a Run

Werunwhenthecityquietsdown

Three steps.That's the whole deal.

Three groups.Three speeds.No drifting.

Past the markets,around the temples,along the river.

The run ends ata noodle cart.