MYRA Early Access Evening at The Clubhouse Putney

You know your splits, your pace and what your heart rate did on the last kilometre back to Putney Bridge. That is what's measured on the outside. What you can't see is what the run did inside your body.

On Thursday 26 November we're handing The Clubhouse over to MYRA for an early-access evening, and you're invited.

The future of biosensing. You judge every run against your own history, not someone else's. MYRA is building a way to read your biology like that: continuously, learning what's usual for you, so it can tell when something shifts. Wearables track what your body does; MYRA reads what it's actually saying.

Try the first step. The MYRA Home Kit takes a single saliva sample and, in under 60 seconds, reads lactate (how hard a session really landed), cortisol (whether training and life are outpacing your recovery) and testosterone or estradiol (whether your body is building or running down). It's a prototype, and the team wants your feedback.

The part we can't put in an email. Somewhere in MYRA's lab is a biosensor the size of a grain of rice, designed to stream dozens of your biomarkers continuously and invisibly, for years. Nothing like it exists today. Come and hear what it could mean for human performance and preventative health.

The night

• 6:15pm: Arrive, check in, bag drop
• 6:30pm: 6.5km social run
• 7:30pm: Drinks and pizza from Pappa Ciccia
• 8:00pm: MYRA on the future of biosensing and the run leader results, then try the Home Kit yourself
• 10:30pm: Close

MYRA is not launched or for sale. Nothing on the night is a diagnosis or medical advice.