ROXJAYA WARRIORS by Dina Rosdiana

Jakarta

  1. Roxjaya
  2. Station 9

Team Indonesia — makan bareng

Delapan stasiun kelar. Satu lagi: makan.

Station 9 itu meja makan. Tiap tiga bulan di Jakarta — atlet, peserta, sama yang baru kepo HYROX semua boleh dateng. Dan tiap race weekend di luar kota, Minggu malem abis lari: resto rame, cerita race, ketawa. Bukan fine dining. Yang penting rame.

Station 10 is the dance floor. Optional. For legs that still work. If yours don't — sitting down and talking rubbish is equally encouraged.

A cosy, warmly lit Jakarta restaurant — chandeliers, set tables and people lingering over dinner
Photo: nSeika, CC BY 2.0
Step 01

What it is

HYROX itu delapan stasiun. Station 9 adalah yang kesembilan — meja makan bareng orang Indonesia yang ngerti kenapa kaki lo remuk. Nggak ada pace requirement, nggak usah bawa partner, nggak usah pernah race. Yang baru penasaran malah paling dianjurin — duduk, makan, denger cerita orang, pulang dengan rencana.

Two editions, same table:

  • Home edition — Jakarta, every three months. For everyone in the Team Indonesia orbit: athletes, participants, supporters, wannabes. The restaurant changes, the format doesn't.
  • Away edition — race weekends. Sunday evening after the race, in whatever city we just ran. Wherever there's an Indonesian flag in the results, there's a table.
Step 02

Station 10 — optional, always

Yang kakinya masih berfungsi lanjut nge-dance. Yang nggak — duduk aja, gosip tetep jalan. Dua-duanya menang.

A packed club dance floor seen from the DJ booth — red lasers, mirror ball, crowd with hands up
Photo: Lanisha Cole, CC BY-SA 4.0
Step 03

Next edition

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Step 04

RSVP — biar ada kursi buat lo

MaDin books for the numbers she has — tell her you're coming and how many seats to keep. Venue gets announced in the crew WhatsApp group once the table's booked.

Step 05

Race-weekend editions

Every race guide carries the local Station 9 plan — where we eat, where the survivors dance. Travelling with the squad? Post your trip on the travel board and join someone else's flights and hotel.

Race guides Travel board

Step 06

The fine print

  • Numbers matter — MaDin books the table for the RSVPs she has. Coming? Say so. Not coming? Say that too, politely.
  • Your email and WhatsApp never appear on the site — only MaDin sees them, on her private desk.
  • The venue gets announced in the crew WhatsApp group and right here, once it's booked.
  • First-timers and wannabes are the point. Bringing a friend who's never raced? That's who the table is for.
  • Station 10 is optional forever. Nobody dances alone — that's the other rule.

Can't make this one?

Find a race partner or join someone's trip — the boards run between editions.

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