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NutriBar Hip 2b Fit Fun Run 2010

My Running Diary (scroll to see the full list):
  1. Adidas King of the Road 2009 - October 25, 2009 : 0:48:59
  2. A Run for the Pasig River - November 8, 2009
  3. Time is Running, The 2009 Timex Run - November 15, 2009 : 0:43:49/0:41:23
  4. Men's Health Urbanathlon and Festival 2009 - November 22, 2009 : 0:53:50
  5. New Balance Power Run, Raising Hope 2009 - November 29, 2009 (Bandit) : 0:38:19
  6. 1st Catholic Ministry to Deaf People Yes Run 2009 - December 6, 2009 : 0:42:25 (unofficial)
  7. Pioneer Mighty Bond Mighty Run 2009 - December 13, 2009 : 0:38:13 (unofficial)
  8. PhilStar.com Christmas Celebrity Run 2009 - December 20, 2009 (chaos)
  9. PSE Bull Run 2010 : Takbo Para sa Ekonomiya - January 17, 2010 : 0:36:23
  10. Condura Run 2010 - Run for the Dolphins - February 7, 2010 : 0:33:18 (unofficial) 0:37:00 (official)
  11. Century Superbods Run 2010: RunRio Trilogy Leg 1 - February 21, 2010 : 0:49:10 / 0:39:35
  12. UNILAB Run United for Wellness - March 7, 2010 : 1:22:32
  13. Globe Run for Home 2010 - March 21, 2010 : 0:38:22 / 0:37:37
  14. Mizuno Infinity Race 2010 - April 11, 2010 : 1:19:49
  15. National Geographic Earth Day Run 2010 - April 18, 2010 : 1:30:18
  16. The Neutrogena Run 2010: Chase the Sun - May 16, 2010 : 1:22:47 / 1:22:41
  17. Nature Valley Run 2010: RunRio Trilogy Leg 2 - May 30, 2010: 1:30:15 / 1:23:37
  18. Walk the World 2010 - June 6, 2010 : 00:38:53
  19. Ace Hardware Eco-Friendly Run 2010 - June 27, 2010 : DNF
  20. 34th National Milo Marathon - July 4, 2010 : 0:42:11
  21. NutriBar Hip 2b Fit Fun Run 2010 - July 11, 2010 : 1:12:21

To date, if I had to choose the best fun run that I had ever joined, I got a couple to list. The best singlet will go to KOTR, the best hydration will go to Globe, and the best route will go to those runs that were held at UP Diliman.

Our last run, fortunately, was held at UP Diliman last Sunday, July 11, 2010. It was the NutriBar Hip 2b Fit Fun Run 2010 as sponsored by Grower's and UP Mountaineering for the benefit of the UP Padyak project. Well, I am glad that with a "small race event", still, a lot of runners from all walks of life participated. For the "elite runners", it could mean easy money; but for us, it is all for fun, health, and the help extended for the race's cause.

Thumbs Up
  • As I mentioned, I love the UPD route. So that's a thumbs up for me.
  • They got a special parent-child 3K race which I think is cool. A great bonding moment for families.
  • Markers and marshals are sufficient.
  • Cold hydration were offered in the stations, and are equally sufficient that even the non-registered runners were able to have a cup or two.
  • Freebies, ample of 'em. Plus the free NutriBar snacks that we got at the post race.
  • Raffle at the end of the race. I'm not lucky to won though.
Thumbs Down
  • Hmmm, I would love to suggest to have the parent-child race be certified if the registrants are really connected by blood. A birth certificate will do, perhaps.




Comments

Paulo: That is a cool bike you have.
MinnieRunner said…
Congratulations! New PR.
RunningAtom said…
Pau, you didn't notice.. there was no distance/kilometer marker. Hehe... but anyway, the race was really fun. Congrats to your another 10k finish, next target, sub-Madz? :D
Congrats...another valuable running experience :)
Pietro Brosio said…
There is always a nice atmosphere in the races, I like the brand-new bikes!
Unknown said…
there you go captain, i got you.. how are you?

been a long time since i commented on your blog...
Barb said…
Hello Again, I sure wish you had won that orange bike! However, I applaud your running and enjoyment of the race.

Your question about the book I mentioned to you earlier - I did review it on my sidebar if you want to take a look. It is written by a journalist who is also a runner - he describes the more "natural" movement that now seems to be gaining in popularity with runners (form, less structured shoes, long distances, etc) Here is a quote I liked:
"Beyond the very extreme
of fatigue and distress,
we may find amounts
of ease and power
we never dreamed
ourselves to own;
sources of strength
never taxed at all
because we never pushed
through the obstruction."


William James
from BORN to RUN
princess_dyanie said…
wow ang dami mo na palang natakbuhan! good job! clap clap clap! parang i need to go back to "jogging" na ulit ah haha! :P
Jag said…
That looks fun! Ang galing ng mga running experiences mo!

I have a bike in Japan. I named it Naomi hehehe...namiss ko na tuloy si Naomi hehehe...
goyo said…
cool..parang napakahealthy ng buhay mo parekoy.gusto ko din ng ganyang lifestyle.healthy..

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