1 Hr 30 Min Bus

Haripriya S

  • 1 Hr 30 Min Bus

Pacing Strategy:

Even Split
Number of hydration breaks: Stopping at all hydration points for a minute to hydrate, reassemble, and continue the run after that.
More details about pacing strategy: We’ll start the first kilometer slightly relaxed (at a slow pace of 9, considering the initial crowd) and then settle into effort, then lock into a consistent pace of 8 and hold the same throughout the run. The goal is to finish strong and comfortably in 89 mins.

Interesting Fact:

I am from the VMR Dreamers chapter and have completed races – 10K, 16K, and HM in barefoot and traditional attire (saree). I am interested in pacing as it’s not just about running — it’s about staying disciplined, reading the group’s energy, and helping runners finish with confidence. Running has given me confidence and growth, and pacing is my way of giving back to the running community by helping others reach their goals.

Malthy Simha

  • 1 Hr 30 Min Bus

Pacing Strategy:

Even Split
Hydration breaks – 3

Interesting Fact:

  • Completed the prestigious Berlin Full marathon & multiple Half Marathons &
    High-Altitude Expeditions
  • Summitted Mount Kilimanjaro (Uhuru Peak)
  • Successfully trekked to Everest Base Camp
  • Strong commitment to fitness and outdoor activity exemplifying exceptional endurance, resilience, and lifelong fitness.
  • Why pacing?
    Pacing a 10K allows me to support fellow runners in achieving their goals while giving back to the running Community.

Yogesh S

  • 1 Hr 30 Min Bus

Pacing Strategy:

Even Split
No. Of Hydration break: Will be stopping at every water point for around 20-30 seconds

I will do brisk walking for most and sometimes do a jog and ensure that new runners can complete their run under 90minutes.

Interesting Fact:

I will try to push most of the first time runners to complete their run under 90 minutes.

Contact Details:

Instagram: yogeshthanjaiyan