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Front Act Run sets stage for AIA RnR Running Series Manila

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Front Act Run sets stage for AIA RnR Running Series Manila
Designed as a community-oriented shakeout run, the Front Act Run will bring together runners of different ages, abilities and backgrounds for a relaxed morning of movement, music and camaraderie ahead of the Nov. 29 centerpiece in Manila.
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MANILA, Philippines — The road to the grand staging of the fifth AIA Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series Manila gets an early and spirited start as runners gather for the Front Act Run on Sunday at Evo City in Kawit, Cavite, setting the pace for the much-anticipated main event a week later.

Designed as a community-oriented shakeout run, the Front Act Run will bring together runners of different ages, abilities and backgrounds for a relaxed morning of movement, music and camaraderie ahead of the Nov. 29 centerpiece in Manila.

Featuring a mostly flat 5-km loop, the event allows participants to run at their own pace and choose their distance, whether completing one easy loop or going a little farther. There will be no race bibs, official timing or competitive pressure – just an opportunity to loosen up, find their rhythm and enjoy the company of fellow runners before the big race.

Participants must be over eight years old for the 5K and over 10 years old for the 10K. Assembly is set at 4 a.m., with the run starting at 5 a.m. along Central Drive at Ayala Malls Evo City. The event cut-off is 7 a.m.

Music along the route, run-group pacers and a laid-back community atmosphere will add to the experience. Upon completing their shakeout, participants can claim their finisher medals and stay for music, photo opportunities and a post-run gathering.

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