03/10/2026
Save the Date! 📆 V1.0 LUNETA TO TAGAYTAY 30K/65K ULTRAMARATHON 2027
Be Ready!🏃♀️🏃♂️6inches Finisher Medal, Trophy, Full sublimation shirt with FREE Lootbag, Singlet & Trucker cap for the Early bird registration. 🎽🧢
Save the Date 📆
V1.0 LUNETA TO TAGAYTAY 30K/65K ULTRAMARATHON 2027
📌 REGISTER HERE: https://myruntime.com/register/lu2ta-luneta-to-tagaytay-30k-65k-ultramarathon-2027
Preparing for the requires serious endurance, as you will face a punishing 65KM or 30KM climb from sea level up to Tagaytay.
Essential Training Strategies
• Build Long Distance: Gradually increase your long slow distance (L*D) runs to hit at least 40–50KM in training before race day.
• Train the Climb: Include plenty of uphill and downhill routes to prepare your legs for the steady ascent along Aguinaldo Highway.
• Practice Night Runs: Since the 65K category typically starts late in the evening (around 10:00 PM), get used to running in the dark.
• Test Your Gear: Wear-test your actual race shoes, hydration vests, and apparel during long training blocks.
Race Logistics & Requirements
• Mandatory Gear: Bring a working headlamp, a flashing safety blinker or reflective vest, and a fully charged mobile phone.
• Pacing: Do not start too fast on the flat Manila and Cavite (Aguinaldo highway) stretches; save your strength for the grueling climbs in the final kilometers.
• Fuel Early: Practice your nutrition and hydration strategy early during training runs rather than figuring it out on the road.
