Sunil Jadeja is another experienced runner who will be participating for the second time. She runs alone or sometimes with her husband or with her brother when she goes home to her mother in Curchorem. Someone who was not interested in sports in school is now completely taken up with running. She started with 5 kms and slowly picked up the pace. This urge to run kicked in when she participated in the Goa Marathon in 2014. She said “I run around 3-5 kms everyday and on weekends I run 10 kms”.
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His wife Nehali Divgi, an IT professional also runs everyday. Well, he is not the only one who runs in his family. He has been appointed Ambassador of the race in the state.
He completed 25 km yesterday and is expected to run similar numbers today. When I complete the 100 days challenge, I would have completed 500 days running. He said “I started last year and did not stop. The President of Fit Swaggers Goa, he participated last year in the 100 days challenge. Pramod Divgi is on the end of the spectrum. He admitted to being a beginner but was determined to run for hundred days to prove to himself that he could do it and importantly have fun whilst doing it. An employee of the survey department, he runs when he gets the time and that could be either in the morning or after work. I started running a month and a half ago”. He laughed and said “I got into running passionately because of the bad company I kept. He said he was not a sportsman while at school. He said he was a passionate cyclist but due to the monsoons, he was unable to take out his road bike and ran to maintain his fitness. Narciva Nagvenkar runs a minimum of 2 or 3 kms everyday which shoots up to 21-25 kms on weekends. Some of the participants are passionate runners who run long distances every other day and others less so but the mantra of maintaining their fitness runs strong in their lives. More are expected to take up the challenge of running every day.
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This year, continuing the trend of people showing an interest in improving their fitness, around 250 plus participants have already registered in the state. It was started in 2015 in the country but came to Goa last year. HDOR or Hundred Days of Running is aimed at bringing in a culture of fitness into people’s lives.
Starting on July 24, it is the world’s biggest running festival. The participant has to run a minimum of 2 km a day for 100 days.
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