More than logging miles and c rossing the finish line, the Juhu Half Marathon is about readiness. This one-ofa-kind run stands out by offering CPR training to willing participants. In the event of a cardiac arrest, trained CPR fellow
runners can step in and provide life-saving treatment until medical help arrives, highlighting the importance of being ready and safe during the race.
Another highlight of the even t is its picturesque and flat route, making it a runner’s delight.
In keeping with its catchline ‘Keep your heart fit, let another heartbeat’, a significant portion of the surplus gen erated by the marathonwill be directed towards funding free paediatric heart surgeries for needy children and for making a positive impact in the community.
With over 5,000 runners expected to participate this year, the marathon is set to accommodate individuals of all fitness levels. It features a 4km fun run tailored for beginners and families, alongside 10km and ha lf marathon categories for seasoned enthusiasts. Adding to the convenience, participants can enjoy the luxury of having their bib kits delivered, eliminating the need for travel. Moreov er, runners can refuel themselves with a fresh and nutritious breakfast, ensuring they stay energised throughout the race.
As the city of Mumbai prepares to come together for a d ay of fitness, fun, and philanthropy, this half marathon promises to be a celebration of community spirit and healthy living.