After successfully completing the 2023 Tokyo Marathon, AnneCurtis is setting her sights on a World Marathon Majors medal. 🏃♀️🏅 | via philstarlife
At the recently concluded Tokyo Marathon, she earned
a new personal record of four hours and 50 minutes from her last best time in New York at 4:55. Her last run was in partnership with the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Philippines, aimed at “helping abused Filipino children get the support and services they need to heal and recover.”
The World Marathon Majors represents six major marathons all over the world: Berlin, Boston, Chicago, London, New York City, and Tokyo. Runners who would complete all six would be conferred the Six Star finisher title. According to the
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