Midnight Runners

A night out with a 10k warm-up

🏃 Across London Monthly Social

Picture a party that happens to involve running - house music thumping from a speaker backpack, squats and burpees thrown in along the way, and a crowd that's there for the buzz as much as the miles.

We meet once a month for evening bootcamp runs in Central London, often tracing the Thames with pit stops to get sweaty. Everyone's welcome - there's always time for the back of the pack to catch up, so you won't get dropped.

It's become a bit of a thing with London's twenty- and thirty-somethings, and it's easy to see why. Grab the Heylo app or check the website for the next one.

Across London
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From the blog

Real stories of people who found their people in London.

Arjun Mehta · 13 June 2026 I optimised my whole life in London. Except the part that actually mattered. I moved here for a brilliant engineering job and built a life so efficient I barely had to speak to anyone. It worked perfectly, right up until it didn't. A running club fixed what I couldn't. Rachel Okafor · 15 June 2026 I was someone's mum from 6am to midnight. A book club gave me back two hours that were mine. After my son was born I disappeared into being his mother. The thing that brought me back wasn't a spa day or a grand gesture. It was a paperback and a room full of women. Marcus Bennett · 9 June 2026 I can't do small talk. At a board game night, I finally didn't have to. Parties, pubs, the dreaded "so what do you do?" - I'd given up on meeting people. Then I sat down at a board game night and the talking just happened sideways.