Bali Marathon

When Andi and Audi decided Bekasi needed a running crew in 2013, they started with five people and a shared conviction: that showing up matters more than chasing numbers. Galaxy Running Club grew from that kernel into something larger, a weekly gathering at Grand Galaxy Park where runners of all levels meet on Saturday mornings to log miles together. The crew has become woven into Bekasi's urban running culture, a place where positivity isn't aspirational but operational, where risk-taking and resilience live alongside friendship. Today, with dozens of runners rotating through the group, Galaxy Running Club stands as proof that community can be built one run, one Saturday, one conversation at a time.

In March 2023, six friends gathered at the edge of Jakarta's sprawling urban maze with one clear intention: create space where running connected people meaningfully, where relationships mattered more than race times or social metrics. From that founding group, Huruhara Running has grown to around thirty active members, each one curated for consistency and genuine commitment. The founding team, Andya, Alee, Ahan, Alvin, Kevin, and Ramzy, operates as a collective with distinct responsibilities in finance, creative design, partnerships, and content creation. The name itself, Huruhara, carries the positive kind of commotion, the energy of people gathering with shared purpose. Two signature sessions define their week: Wednesday speed work at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and Sunday long runs from Panglima Polim in South Jakarta. Post-run culture reinforces the bonds, coffee shops, local food spots, and gym sessions turn kilometers into friendship. In a city of ten million, thirty runners showing up week after week to support each other's goals represents something increasingly rare and deeply valuable.

JakBrunners began in May 2014 when three friends discovered they lived just around the corner from each other in West Jakarta. What started as a simple idea to run together became the foundation for a thriving community. Today, the crew has grown to roughly 50 members who represent every corner of Jakarta, united by a shared love of running and a belief that moving together builds something stronger. JakBrunners' philosophy has remained unchanged since day one: running creates positive energy, and that energy ripples through the entire community. Every stride matters, and every runner belongs.