Run without harm: Why both runners and organisers have to be prepared for events


  • Living
  • Sunday, 21 Jul 2024

Tens of thousands of runners take part in major running events in the country, which makes it imperative for race organisers to do their best to anticipate injuries. — Photos: Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon

RUNNING has become such a popular hobby that race slots for running events – especially longer distances like 21km and the 42km marathon distance – are often snapped up as soon as registration opens.

But beyond the fun and excitement of participating in a road race with friends or to perform one's personal best, the most important consideration during a race is to run safely.

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