GALESONG TRAIL RUN

Chaos Division arrived in Makassar in September 2022 when a group of athletes rejected the false choice between running and lifting. Founded by individuals who wanted both worlds under one roof, the crew has grown into a defiant collective where runners, lifters, swimmers, cyclists, and Hyrox competitors train side by side. Their philosophy cuts straight to the bone: Don't die before conquering yourself. Every session becomes a battle against doubt, fear, and pressure, with the goal of emerging stronger. Rooted in heavy music culture and driven by grit and individuality, Chaos Division attracts those who embrace a rebellious energy. The crew gathers for Thrashout City every Sunday morning from BCA KCP Ratulangi and Heavy Dusk each Thursday at dusk at Center Point Indonesia, where the collective strength grows with each run.

South Side Run Crew emerged in April 2016 when four friends in Makassar, Indonesia decided to introduce urban running culture to their city. What started as a bold experiment has grown into a genuine community of around 30 runners from different walks of life, united under Makassar's city lights. The crew's philosophy is simple: pace matters less than presence. They gather Sunday mornings at CFD Monumen Mandala and Wednesday evenings from My Way Coffee, moving through the city together with relaxed intensity and an unwavering welcome for anyone willing to show up and connect.

In January 2012, a historic port city woke up to a new kind of running. Jukueja Runners emerged in Makassar not as another fitness group, but as a living bridge between the city's deep heritage and its growing community of runners. The crew takes their name from an old title for Makassar itself, anchoring every run in local identity and history. Founders built the group around a clear philosophy: runs are not just fitness, they are mobile celebrations of the city, guiding members through historic streets, along the Losari Beach waterfront, and past landmarks like Fort Rotterdam. Today, the crew thrives as a welcoming space for runners of all backgrounds, locals and visitors alike, who want to explore Makassar on foot and connect with its stories. Regular group runs have become the heartbeat of their community, where runners experience their city's unique culture together. Jukueja Runners helped pioneer Makassar's running scene, standing alongside crews like the South Side Run Crew to build a supportive local running culture.