Train like the Philippine Marines at Karera Lakas Pilipinas

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Train like the Philippine Marines at Karera Lakas Pilipinas
Press release: Do you have what it takes to run and race alongside the Philippine Marines?

This is a press release from the Philippine Marine Corps:  

MANILA, Philippines – What does it take to defend the country?  Be measured physically and psychologically by the challenging obstacle that is both man-made and natural. Get the experience through Karera Lakas Pilipinas: the 2nd Commandant’s Cup, a race that simulates Marine life in the operational area.

On October 25, 2015, be part of this historical event that will be held at the training ground of the Philippine Marine Corps in Marine Base Gregorio Lim, Ternate Cavite.

This event is spearheaded by the Philippine Marine Corps and shall serve as an advocacy on health and fitness.

Funds raised in this event shall be used for the MARFIT (Strength and Conditioning Program) as well as WOUNDED WARRIOR’S RECOVERY and REINTEGRATION PROGRAM. Philippine Marine Corps has been the subtle pillars of the country since time immemorial. As the force of choice, every marine silently perform task without reservation and regard of their own lives. As the true guardians of peace, they represent the best in soldiery and must continue to do so thru utmost physical health and physical superiority.

A serendipitous and unsung hero of our country is hoping for your support. These soldiers has given immense sacrifice for our country to protect our freedom especially now with what’s happening in Palawan and some areas in Mindanao. We believe that the strength of the nation is the people itself. Everyone is responsible of serving the country – and for our military, service is characterized by physical health. This is inlne with the “Bayanihan Campaign” of our military’s inter-agency activity and in this case, civilians are involved.

Fitness is a great equalizer – both military and civilian needs to be fit in order to have a balanced and productive life. This is what the race is all about.  

Race categories are:    

  • Astig  – 5km run  with  obstacle courses (Male / Female)
  • Bangis   – 10km run  with obstacle courses (Male / Female)
  • Bayani  – Special category for Military  (Male / Female)

More details can be found here : www.facebook.com/kareralakaspilipinas or contact TSgt Nebria via 09361109594.

 

Onsite registration: 8am to 5pm / Monday to Friday  Marine Corps Special Service Office (MCSSO)  Marine Barracks Rudiardo Brown, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City

Online registration: http://kareralakaspilipinas.com/public/registration

 

This video will give you an idea on how tough the race would be, it’s one of a kind designed based on the Philippine Marine Corps training standard. – Rappler.com

 

 

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