Jamalpur Runners Community-JRC

03/08/2025

These 10 running records will blow your mind.🏃🤯

27/04/2025

London is ready for your victory lap and so are we. 💪

See you tomorrow Class of 25!

22/03/2025

Important One

22/03/2025

10/03/2025

Insights between solo & group running 🏃‍♂️

10/03/2025

Huge Respect 🎉

At 68 years old, Enedina Modesta Pérez proved that determination has no limits. As the oldest participant in the Maratón del Meridiano 2023 in El Hierro, she conquered the demanding course with unwavering spirit.

Even after suffering a fall that left her with a bruised face, Enedina refused to give up. She pressed on, crossing the finish line with resilience and inspiring everyone around her.

Her journey is a great reminder testament to the power of passion and perseverance—showing that no obstacle is too great at any age!

Huge respect!🔥

06/03/2025

Inspirational 👏

Terry Fox fue un jugador de baloncesto durante la secundaria y la universidad, con apenas 18 años le diagnosticaron cancer, y le amputaron una pierna por ello.
Durante 143 días antes de morir corrió 3339 millas a través de Canadá.
El propósito de su carrera fue recolectar donaciones para la investigación de la cura para el cancer. Como resultado se Juntaron 24 millones de dólares y se salvaron muchas vidas.🙏
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24/02/2025

So true! Enjoy your runs!🏃👏

24/02/2025

It's getting exciting. Just 1️⃣ week to go!

Has anyone already landed in Tokyo yet? 🛬 🗼 🗾

16/02/2025

New Half Marathon World Record,
Congratulations to Jacob Kiplimo
56:42 Minutes !! 💥

15/02/2025

🚨 NEW WORLD RECORD (Again!)

American Grant Fisher broke his second world indoor record in six days by setting a new mark in the 5,000m on Friday.

The 27-year-old clocked 12 minutes 44.09 seconds at the Boston University David Hemery Valentine Invitational, to smash the mark of 12:49.60 set by Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele in 2004.

HUGE Congrats Grant! 🔥

15/02/2025

Running 50 miles at a pace of 5:40 per mile (or 80 km at 3:35 per km), South African runner Bruce Fordyce set a world record in 1984—well before GPS watches, advanced carbon shoes, and modern fueling strategies. His remarkable 4-hour, 50-minute time remained unbeaten for 33 years and remains the second-fastest ever recorded.
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