Over 1,500 Participants Join 'Agra Taj Half Marathon' Promo Run
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Promotion of Upcoming Marathon
More than 1,500 runners gathered in Agra for the first promotional run ahead of the upcoming fourth edition of the 'Agra Taj Half Marathon.' The event, organized by the Agra Sports Foundation in collaboration with the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS) and the Agra Municipal Corporation, was held to build momentum for the main race.
Event Highlights
- Route: The 5-kilometer run started and finished at Khelgaon in Dayalbagh, with a U-turn at Poiya Ghat.
- Preparation: Participants were guided through warm-up exercises by Deepak Negi, Dr. Aarti Mehrotra, and Dr. Sapna Goyal before being flagged off by trustees and managers of Khelgaon.
- Atmosphere: The event featured music and traditional drums, creating a high-energy environment for the participants.
Key Details
- Scheduled Date: The main 'Agra Taj Half Marathon' is scheduled to take place on February 14, coinciding with Valentine's Day.
- Theme: The official theme for this year's event is "Run with Love."
- Objectives: Organizers aim to promote Agra as a 'Fitness City' while sending a message of love from the city globally.
Event management was overseen by a team of volunteers, while the local police administration handled security and traffic management along the route. For verification, participants and interested parties can monitor updates provided by the Agra Sports Foundation.
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