Garmin Run Asia 2024 sees record 12,000 participants

Garmin Run Asia Series 2024 draws 12,000 runners across Malaysia, inspiring healthier lifestyles with its “From Zero to Hero” theme

Garmin Malaysia marked another successful year with the return of its Garmin Run Asia Series 2024, drawing over 12,000 enthusiastic runners from across the nation. Held under the motivational theme, “From Zero to Hero,” this year’s event aimed to inspire participants to lead healthier lifestyles and overcome personal limits. The race featured three categories: 5km, 10km, and 21km, catering to both casual runners and seasoned athletes.

The event kicked off with a high-energy Zumba warm-up session, creating a dynamic and lively atmosphere as runners prepared for the challenge ahead. This year’s theme resonated strongly, with participants of all backgrounds determined to push their boundaries.

Mr. Jimmy Chuang, Country Manager of Garmin Malaysia, expressed gratitude for the strong support that the Garmin Run Asia Series receives every year. “We are thrilled to celebrate yet another successful year in Malaysia with the Garmin Run Asia Series, a testament to the incredible passion and dedication Malaysians have for health and fitness. It is a true honour to be a part of the community in Malaysia, supporting each runner’s journey with Garmin’s technology and inspiring a healthier community,” Chuang shared. He emphasized that Garmin’s commitment to providing opportunities for active lifestyles is fueled by the enthusiasm and support of the local community.

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Celebrity ambassador Alif Satar cheers runners on

Malaysian celebrity and Garmin outdoor ambassador Alif Satar took center stage to flag off the 10km race, joining thousands of Malaysians on their journey to better health. His presence inspired many as he led by example, embracing the “From Zero to Hero” spirit that the event championed.

Alif Satar, a prominent figure in Malaysia’s entertainment industry, joined the 10km run and cheered participants along the way. “Every year, I am truly inspired by the dedication and commitment that my fellow Malaysians show in their pursuit of a healthier life at the Garmin Run Asia Series 2024,” he remarked. “This run really showed the strength of our community, where everyone comes together to support and encourage one another in breaking personal limits. To me, this is a powerful sign of a healthier, more united community.”

His words were a reflection of the camaraderie and unity displayed throughout the day, with participants of all ages joining the race. For many, the event was not just about personal achievement, but also about celebrating the power of community in achieving a common goal.

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Celebrating achievements and recognizing top performers

The event concluded with a prize presentation to honor the top five performers in the 10km and 21km categories, with winners receiving prizes totaling over RM138,000. Additionally, participants were thrilled by a lucky draw featuring Garmin running series watches, aminoVital products, and Oatside merchandise. Noor Amelia Musa, winner of the 21KM Women’s Open – Speed category, expressed her excitement upon crossing the finish line, saying, “Crossing the finishing line made me feel very happy and accomplished with my determination to finish the run. I am thrilled to be here to witness so many Malaysians gather across the country for the Garmin Run Asia Series 2024. Hopefully, I will be able to join this professional and well-planned run again next year!”

For race results and more details, participants and fans can refer to the Checkpoint Spot platform. The Garmin Run Asia Series 2024 leaves a lasting impact, inspiring Malaysians to continue their journey toward health and fitness, embodying the “From Zero to Hero” spirit that has become synonymous with Garmin Malaysia.

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