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Marathon No. 44 — Adani Ahmedabad Marathon 2025

Finish Time: 2:48:50 Hrs

Every marathon teaches something, and this one reminded me of a simple truth — you don’t always need perfect preparation to deliver a strong performance.

This race came with:
Witness-less mileage
Training far below my own expectations
Busy schedule, limited long runs, and very little structure

Yet, when the gun went off, the body followed the mind, steady, disciplined, and experienced.
44 marathons don’t happen by luck; they happen through years of consistency, belief, and showing up every single time.

It was about honouring the journey, trusting the base I’ve built, and proving that even on less-than-ideal preparation, the commitment inside remains strong.

Every finish line adds a new story.
Marathon 44 is a reminder that progress isn’t always loud — sometimes it’s just showing up and giving your best with whatever you have.

On to the next one… 🏃‍♂️🔥

A special for Coach Shreyas
Without him, I genuinely cannot imagine running this race, let alone finishing it the way I did. His belief has always been louder than my doubts, and his guidance has shaped every step of my journey.

He doesn’t just coach the body
He coaches the mind, the discipline, the confidence, the calmness, and the fight that carries you when training doesn’t.

This marathon was possible because he showed up, pushed me, corrected me, and reminded me of what I’m capable of, even when I wasn’t sure myself.

Running alongside him, learning from him, and sharing these moments is something I value beyond results or timings.

Grateful always, Coach. 🙏🔥

My Coach. My Pride.

An official finisher of 50+ marathons and ultra races, Coach Shreyas didn’t begin his journey in sports. He started like many dreamers in India — working as an IT professional in a city where landing such a job is seen as success. But destiny had something bigger in store. He wasn’t living the life he imagined, and his dreams were much larger — not just for himself, but for the world around him.

Before quitting that predictable job, he travelled across small and big towns, chasing possibilities, trying to understand if his dream was real or just another fantasy melting into routine life.

Those who ruled the running world 12 years ago still remember him — a 100+ kg boy sitting quietly on a bench or in a corner of Kanteerava Stadium, simply watching runners. Observing. Learning. Feeling the spark. Wondering if he could ever do what they did, or if running and losing weight were just myths for someone like him.

Then came that day.
The day he decided to run.
And everything changed.

He saw and felt the transformation — the kind that many only read about in books. His journey began with hope, but every day brought failures too. Many nights ended with beer bottles, but every morning he fought again. His rule was simple: The day may end badly, but the morning will never start badly.

With every setback, he rose stronger. With every fall, he returned with more power and purpose.

And true to how God tests those chosen for bigger things, Shreyas didn’t stop with himself. He founded Runners360 with nothing but a discussion, a dream, and a couple of friends — not knowing whether they would stand with him or fade away. Every new venture is a gamble, but he took that risk with courage.

He walked through Cubbon Park, Kanteerava, Lalbagh, meeting people, answering questions, being laughed at, being doubted, being told, “This won’t work.”
But his aim was perfect, his target was clear, and his actions were sharper than anyone’s opinions.

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Marathon No. 43 — Kashmir Marathon | 3:00:20 hrs ⏱️

Not every marathon needs perfect preparation — some just need passion and valley.

Hamin Ast-o-Hamin Ast.

I wasn’t trained fully for this one. Running on and off between travel and official commitments, I still chose to show up — because this is what I love, and this is who I am.

Till 30 km, everything was clicking. The rhythm, the pace, the mindset — all aiming for a strong 2:50 finish. But then, the 4°C chill hit hard. My hands went numb, voice was blurred, and even holding the water bottle felt like a task. That’s when I reminded myself — running isn’t meant to be perfect; we have to be perfect for running.

Missed the sub-3 by 21 seconds, clocking 3:00:20 hrs.
But you know what? I wouldn’t change a thing. Because this race was real — raw, cold, honest, and full of lessons.

Running gives us highs and lows, comfort and chaos — and that’s why I keep coming back.
You can’t control everything, but you can always control your effort, your attitude, and your spirit to finish strong.

To my coach , support, and everyone behind this journey — thank you.
And to Kashmir — you were beautiful, brutal, and unforgettable.

43 done. The journey continues… 🏃‍♂️

🏃‍♂️ Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon 2025 – 1:17 Hrs
Feeling happy and grateful today
After a long gap, managed to hold good splits throughout — finally finding that rhythm again!

Thank you Sir for smashing the course once again on the Delhi roads — this time I wasn’t leading, I was in the chasing seat and loved every moment of it!

Big thanks to for pushing through the first half with a positive mindset, and to for giving that strong kick at the start.

No pressure, no targets — just sharing smiles and covering miles.
Such a beautiful event and amazing to see running growing at this level in the capital of India.



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Marathon No. 42
A number I always dreamed of — 42 km, 42 times.

What made it even more special was running it in my city, the city that has given me so much without ever asking for anything in return. More than I deserve, more than I ever expected.

🌟 Beautiful people.
🌟 No controversies.
🌟 Only love, support, and endless cheers.

Miles and miles on these roads, especially through the Kanteerava loop, which always calls me back. A place where you’re never alone, where you always find a reason to run.

If I was happy, I was there.
If I was sad, I was there.
If I wasn’t feeling good, I was there.
And every time I left that place, I carried a smile on my face.

Bengaluru Marathon 2025 — 3:06 hrs.
This time, I wasn’t chasing the clock. I was chasing something far more meaningful — a number that mattered to me, celebrated in the presence of my loving friends and running buddies. ❤️

Thank you all my friends & running buddies 🙏 Special love to and












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✨ Marathon No. 41 – Ladakh Marathon 2025 ✨

Running at high altitude is never just about pace or timing — it’s about heart, lungs, and belief.
From Khardungla to today’s full marathon in Leh, every mile tested me, but also reminded me why I keep coming back to these mountains.

⛰️ The thin air made every breath count.
🛤️ The climbs demanded patience.
🏅 The finish line gifted yet another memory.

Me, and decided to stick to our plan — run conservatively, respecting the mountains and nature, without getting carried away by feel or outside factors that could hamper us. And we did it well 🙌

I felt strong in the first half (1:40 hrs), but chose not to push further to avoid any injury risk. Gave a big thumbs up to both of them and switched to a run-walk strategy for the rest of the course. The only thought in my mind was not to see them on course struggling behind their target — and I was so happy to finally meet them at the finish line, all smiles 😊

In the last few miles, caught me from behind and gave me that positive push to finish strong 💪. Crossed the line once again under 4 hours — a reminder that discipline, patience, and teamwork matter more than just speed.

Grateful to the journey, the team , and everyone who’s been part of this running path. One more milestone, one more story etched in Ladakh.