Run + Yap is our redesigned and rebranded women-centred run club. It’s about making running feel safe, social, and accessible — whether you’re a seasoned runner or completely new.

Each session is a relaxed 5K around Crystal Palace Park, with two groups so you can choose the pace that feels right for you:

The Pace Group – for anyone who wants to run a little faster and stretch themselves.

The Yap Group – a steady, social jog (or jog/walk) where the emphasis is on moving, chatting, and enjoying the community.

Meeting Point & Time
We meet at the Penge Gate / Thicket Road entrance to Crystal Palace Park. Please arrive just before 7.30am so we can start promptly with a short warm-up before heading off.

Structure

7.30am: Meet + warm-up led by our coaches

5K run split into two groups (pace + yap)

Finish together back at the gate. If you’d like to stay on afterwards, Brown & Green café opens from 8.30am for coffee and connection.

What else?
Please bring a filled water bottle (preferably unbranded) if you’d like to hydrate with Puresport sachets, which will be provided to support your run.

To join, please book via our BOOK tab either via our website or with the Momence App. You can also join via Strava and Find Your Cliq.

Run & Yap takes place fortnightly on Friday mornings at 7.30am.

Upcoming Dates

Friday 31 October (launch run)

Friday 14 November

Friday 28 November

Friday 12 December – Festive Run

Friday 2 January

Friday 16 January

Friday 30 January

Support & Coaching
Each session is supported by two Built coaches to make sure every group is guided and no one is left behind.

Partnership
We’re proud that Run & Yap is supported by Puresport, helping to fuel the runs and connect you with their natural performance products.

If you’re part of our Run Club, you’ll also receive exclusive discounts on Puresport, redeemable via their website: www.puresport.co - more details can be found by emailing us at hello@builtlondon.com or by joining the WhatsApp group after your first run.

Why join?
Run & Yap isn’t just about competition, times or PBs — the focus is on consistency, confidence and connection. That said, if you want to use the pace group to test yourself and run harder, the space is there for that too. It’s your run, your way — whether you’re here for community, progression, or a bit of both.