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- The 10k run is a point to point race commencing at Hitex, which will be a dedicated starting point for this race.
- From IKEA circle, 10K runners follow the same course as Half Marathon runners upto the finish line Gachibowli stadium
- The runners of the 10k will merge with the full marathoners and the half marathoner near the IKEA circle and will then head in unison to the finish line at the Gachibowli Stadium.
Amenities
Approval Criteria
- Photo ID & PhotoMandatory
- 10K Timing CertificateNot Necessary
- HM Timing CertificateNot Necessary
- FM Timing CertificateNot Necessary
- The runner must be 14 years or older at the time of registration
- The Photo ID should be valid and legible (Driving License/PAN/Voter ID card etc)
- The final decision to accept or reject any application for the 10K Run lies with the Hyderabad Marathon Organising committee
- All Registration Fees are to be paid online and in full before your race entry can be confirmed
- If you have a coupon code, you may avail its value by entering the coupon code during the payment part of your online registration
Pacers
Subhasis
Subhasis has been running for about 8 years now. His first official run was in 2016 at the Hyderabad Marathon, where he ran the 10k in 75 minutes. In 2020, he ran his first Marathon in 4 hours and 40 minutes. As he gained a better understanding of the sport, he focused on low heart rate training, building strength, and proper nutrition. His best 10k timing is 44 minutes, and earlier this year, he improved his Marathon timing to 3 hours and 27 minutes. His favorite distance is the Marathon. Running has changed his life, and he is extremely grateful to the sport. Subhasis invites you to join his 50-minute bus this Sunday, promising a fun-filled journey.
Partha Pratim Chakraborty
Partha Pratim Chakraborty, a passionate runner, began his running journey around 7-8 months ago while working in Bangalore. What initially started as a casual hobby has now transformed into a deep passion for him. With a remarkable running resume, Partha has successfully completed over 15 half marathons, numerous 10K races, and recently conquered his first full marathon just last month.
Although he has an impressive personal record, Partha is now gearing up for a new challenge as he steps into the role of a pacer for the first time. Expressing his enthusiasm for this new experience, he is eager to guide and motivate fellow runners to achieve their goal of finishing the event in under 60 minutes. Partha's dedication and love for running shine through his commitment to not only achieving personal milestones but also supporting and inspiring others in their own running journeys. With his wealth of experience and positive attitude, Partha is poised to make a significant impact as a pacer in the upcoming event.
Sparsh Shrivastava
Sparsh Shrivastava, a passionate runner from Bhopal, embarked on his running journey a decade ago, starting with evening walks that gradually evolved into a love for running. The post-run euphoria motivates him to lace up his shoes daily. Sparsh finds immense joy in helping others overcome their running challenges.
With several 10k races and half marathons under his belt, including a recent 10k finish in around 50 minutes, Sparsh's experience makes him a reliable pacer. Grateful for the opportunity given by the Hyderabad Runners team for his first pacing event, he aims to guide runners to finish their 10km race within 60 minutes, maintaining an average pace of 6 minutes per kilometre. Sparsh advises starting conservatively and adjusting pace according to the course's elevation changes for a strong finish.
His goal is to create a memorable and enjoyable race day for all participants while helping them achieve their race targets. Follow Sparsh during the race to make the most out of the experience and reach your running goals.
Durga Vijaya Laxmi Addagalla
Durga Vijaya Laxmi Addagalla's running journey is a testament to her passion, persistence, and personal growth. Initially, she took up running as a means to stay active and maintain her health, but it quickly evolved into a significant aspect of her life. Her participation in the Airtel Hyderabad Marathon 2019 for the 10K run marked a significant milestone, with the sense of achievement upon crossing the finish line being unparalleled. Regularly engaging in local races and weekly long runs ranging from 15KM to 21KM has not only helped her stay active but has also allowed her to build a sense of community and inspire others to do the same.
One of the notable highlights of Durga's running journey will be her experience as a pacer at the Hyderabad NMDC Marathon 2024. Serving as a pacer for the first time at such a prestigious event is a privilege for her. She has embraced this opportunity to provide unwavering support, motivation, and encouragement to fellow runners, ensuring a memorable and fulfilling race experience for all involved. Through her dedication to running, Durga has not only enhanced her fitness levels but has also imbibed essential qualities such as discipline, resilience, and the ability to set and achieve goals.
Kavita Kiran Jadhav
Kavita Kiran Jadhav has an impressive background in various sports and fitness activities. She has achieved notable personal records such as the Sangli Krida Bhushan Puruskar, Nari Shakti Award, Stree Shakti Award, and a podium finish at the Goa Ironman. Her accomplishments also include finishing on the podium in the 42 km Kalyan Mumbai race. Kavita has served as an ambassador for several marathons and triathlons, including the Panhala Hill marathon, KSC Kolhapur triathlon, and the Nippani Marathon.
She has excelled in numerous events, winning and finishing on the podium in races like the Pandarpur Marathon, KSC Ironman, and Kolhapur Lokmat Marathon. Kavita has also contributed to the running community as a pacer in events such as the Kolhapur Run and Beed Marathon. Additionally, her dedication to fitness is evident through her recognition at the Gadve fitness gym, where she has been awarded thrice for her outstanding fitness levels. Kavita Kiran Jadhav's passion for sports and fitness is truly inspiring, and her achievements reflect her commitment to leading a healthy and active lifestyle.
Deepthi Vijayakumar
Deepthi Vijayakumar is an experienced runner who began her journey in 2014 at the Airtel Hyderabad Marathon's 5k edition. She has achieved personal records by completing multiple Half Marathons and a Marathon in Ahmedabad in 2022. Beyond running, Deepthi is passionate about trekking and recently ventured into mountaineering. With a history of pacing a 10k race and a Half Marathon previously, she is now thrilled to lead the 80-minute bus for the upcoming 10k event. Deepthi is eager to support her fellow runners in reaching their time goals while fostering a sense of enjoyment and camaraderie along the way. Her diverse experience in running and dedication to motivating others make her a valuable asset as a pacer for the event.
Vipin V
Sports has played a significant role in shaping Vipin V's life, starting from his childhood with soccer and continuing until 2012. A slip disc medical condition led him to a 3-year hiatus from sports, during which he gradually reintroduced physical activities like running, cycling, and gym workouts to maintain his fitness. In 2019, Vipin joined the ECIL RUNNERS group in Hyderabad, which revolutionized his perspective on running as a sport, exposing him to renowned runners in the area.
Vipin has achieved notable personal records, including completing his debut 10K at the 2019 AHM in 62 minutes, earning the title of Super Randonneur in 2021, finishing his debut full marathon at AHM in 2022, and participating in his third marathon at TMM this year.
His upcoming venture as a pacer at the NMDC HYDERABAD MARATHON marks his first official pacing role. Vipin is grateful to Hyderabad Runners for this opportunity and will be pacing the 10K at an 80-minute pace. His pacing strategy focuses on maintaining a slow, steady pace throughout the race and finishing strong, all while wearing a wide smile for the race photographers along the course.
Jagannath Gouda
Jagannath Gouda's journey as a runner is a testament to personal growth, perseverance, and a genuine passion for the sport. Despite not achieving podium finishes or breaking records, he finds pride in the strong bonds formed with fellow runners, the resilience gained from conquering obstacles, and the happiness derived from every stride. Whether participating in marathons or pushing boundaries with new distances, Jagannath approaches each run with unwavering determination, enthusiasm, and a steadfast dedication to the process. His story highlights that success in running is not solely defined by accolades, but by the inner strength, connections made, and joy discovered along the way. It serves as an inspiration for aspiring runners to embrace the journey, celebrate personal victories, and cherish the experiences that come with each step taken.
Vaishnavi Goud
Vaishnavi Goud, a dentist by profession, is gearing up for the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon where she plans to pace for the 10km run in 90 minutes. She embarked on her running journey in 2019 through the 'Couch to 5K' program organized by Hyderabad Runners and has since completed numerous 5K and 10K runs along with a few half marathons. Vaishnavi has also generously shared her expertise as a mentor for three consecutive 'Couch to 5K' programs. She believes that running is a journey of exploration, offering valuable learning experiences along the way. In addition to her passion for running, Vaishnavi is actively involved in volunteering for HR events, having served as a section lead for the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon's past two editions and as a pacer and ambassador for various running events.
Beyond running, Vaishnavi excels in yoga, karate, classical dance, western dance, swimming, and skating. Her pacing strategy for the upcoming marathon includes maintaining an average pace of 8:50 for the first and last segments, with a slightly faster pace of 8:45 for the middle section. She plans a brief 20-25 second water break and aims to complete the race in 89 minutes. Vaishnavi looks forward to an enjoyable and injury-free run, encouraging others to join her for a lively and fulfilling experience.