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„Wer die Schönheit der Erde betrachtet, findet Kraftreserven, die so lange anhalten, wie das Leben währt.“

#nature #naturelovers #trailrunningcommunity #trailrunnersofinstagram

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At 78, I’m still skipping. Yesterday, I had the pleasure of demonstrating my skipping skills in front of the pupils at Featherstone Primary School.

I wasn’t expecting such a wonderful round of applause at the end, so thank you for the warm welcome and for having me! 🙏🏽❤️

We’re continuing our school visits, so if you’d like to invite us to your school, please get in touch with my daughter, @minreet_kaur.

The best thing we can do is give back to our community, inspire the younger generation and show them that age is just a number. Skipping has helped me with my overall fitness especially running 🏃🏽

This is what we’re passionate about, and it’s exactly what we’re doing together as a family. ❤️💪🏽

#GivingBack #InspiringTheNextGeneration #CommunitySpirit #AgeIsJustANumber #familyvalues

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My favourite post-run ritual 🦶🌿”

Runners, what's your post-run ritual — shoes on or barefoot on the grass? 👟🦶

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#JeetKaySaathJeet
#ASICSIndia #SoundMindSoundBody #Leap
#FitIndiaMovement

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Running = Corporate Life #runningkarterahotagderaho

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My last run at 55!
So grateful for another trip around the sun! I celebrated with a #5krun and a #5kwalk
Looking forward to the adventures of my 56th year!
I’ll be soaking up all the positive vibes, good times & adrenaline!
Sending love to all of you! 🎉🎂
#birthdayrun
#morningrun
#runforcheese
(Side note: Is it good luck if a crow follows you through a cemetery? 😅🐦‍⬛)

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At the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon 2026. This is my 3rd Full Marathon and it is in this event that I realised that a Marathon is more than a mental battle rather than a physical battle. Mann ke jeete jeet, Mann ke haare haar.

With a target of 4 hours and 5 minutes, I decided to go at 6 minutes per kilometre in the first 32km and then slowly accelerate in the last 10km. When I started running, I felt I could run at 5:30 minutes per kilometre very easily. I decided to keep this pace throughout. The weather was very pleasant and I found myself hitting 5:10 splits too and my average pace at the 28km mark came to 5:23 minutes per kilometre.

However, after that fatigue started kicking in slowly and I found myself running at 5:40 pace. At 30km my average pace was 5:24 minutes per kilometre and then my Garmin got discharged (a problem which started this year). Till 32km I was going steady. After that there was a severe pain in my left knee, that I almost felt like abandoning the race. However, I told myself that I wasn't walking at any cost. I kept running even though I was running slower. People were overtaking me. In the 41st kilometre, the 4 hour pacer who was behind me overtook me with his bus.

After crossing the 41km mark, I told myself that I have the potential to do the race under 4 hours and I am not settling for less than that. I started accelerating to the extent I could and even though the 4 hour pacer was 2-3 seconds ahead of me, my official timing was 3 hours 59 minutes and 23 seconds! I was happy, elated, in complete bliss. My first official sub 4 hour marathon!

Positives that I take from this event:
1) I was consistent throughout hitting 20+ kms every weekend.
2) I got my Strength Training and stretching sessions consistently.

Areas that I could have done better:
1) I should have got more 30+ kms in because mileage is key.

The NMDC Hyderabad Marathon was an amazing event with hydration, cheering and everything being on point. The Gachibowli Stadium is simply lovely. It was nice catching up with old buddies and meeting new ones. Last but not the least, I am grateful to my family, friends and the Almighty for being able to do this.

#fightercoach

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Hello everyone! Fighters Running Squad has been conducting bootcamps at Rabindra Sarovar Lakes twice a week on Tuesday and Saturday. However, from September, 2026 onwards, Fighters Running Squad is going to include the X Factor of training.

That is the Running and Agility Drills!

If you want to take your running to the next level, do join in

#fightercoach
#fightersrunningsquad
#kolkatarunners
#getfitwithfightercoach

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The best time to do the Longest Run before your Full Marathon (42.195km) is 4 weeks before. The second best time to the Longest Run is 3 weeks before and your last chance to do the Longest Run is 15 days before the Race!

Come, Get Fit with Fighter Coach. Proper structured plans, Structured Training if you train with Fighter Coach, a Certified Marathon Trainer.

DM to join now!

#fightercoach
#fightersrunningsquad
#kolkatarunners
#getfitwithfightercoach

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A surprise package from @tyrsport arrived the other day.

Come unbox with me.

Some great training accessories with socks, a hat and sunglasses and then…

Coming soon some new 🔥🔥🔥

I’m hoping to be back running soon so I can give these a try and post some reviews. Until then 👀

#tyrsport
#run
#runner
#shoes
#mastersrunner

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SeaWheeze Is Back 🌊🏃‍♀️

After years away, one of Vancouver’s best-known running events has returned.

The SeaWheeze Half Marathon, created by lululemon, made its comeback on August 8 after the race had previously disappeared from the calendar following its 2019 edition.

For many runners, SeaWheeze was always more than 13.1 miles.

The event built a reputation around running culture, community, music, gear, and the experience surrounding race weekend—and its return shows how powerful those connections can be.

Even better for runners who missed this year’s event, organizers have indicated that SeaWheeze isn’t expected to be a one-time comeback.

That means another major destination half marathon could once again become a regular part of the running calendar.

Would you travel to Vancouver to run SeaWheeze?

#RunCultureDaily #SeaWheeze #HalfMarathon #RaceDay #Running

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Hey ich bin Björn 👋 ich bin kein Influencer, ich mag lieber Menschen motivieren.
Und freue mich wenn jemand etwas schafft, weil er vielleicht einen Schritt weiter gegangen ist als sonnst.

Hier geht es nicht um Bestzeiten, sondern um die Liebe zu dem was man tut.

Ich habe damals diesen Kanal angefangen um vor allem meine Kreativität auch ausleben zu können.
Was ich auch heute gerne noch in Bildform mache.
Und damit vielleicht nicht den Trends folge, aber ihr dafür viel von mir bekommt.

Und auch wenn sich das laufen wie Instagram verändert hat, bin ich doch sehr sehr dankbar, für all die Menschen die ich dadurch kennenlernen durfte bisher.
Auch wenn sie manchmal die Hände über den Kopf zusammenschlagen bei meinen verrückten Ideen 💡
Die mich aber trotzdem auch immer so nehmen wie ich bin, auch wenn ich heute nicht mehr so schnell bin wie früher.
Auch wenn es manche freuen mag die gesagt haben: ich soll das laufen mal anfangen zu genießen.

Wenn ihr mehr wissen magst, schreibt gerne in die Kommentare 🥰

#laufliebe❤️ #photoshoot #sportsfashion #sportstyle #likeforview

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.🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️
以前～盖着眼睛，轻轻松松
1小时之内跑完10公里🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️。。

现在～睁着眼睛，辛辛苦苦
1小时之外才能跑完10公里🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️。。

Run :10.01 km Time:1:09:41 Pace :6:58/km

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#run
#10kmrunning
#garmin
#asicsmalaysia
#开心就好

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