Pick a distance goal for 2027, connect Strava and run it your way: before work, after dinner, on the treadmill when it pours. Every kilometre counts towards your goal. Hit it by 31 December and your finisher medal comes to your door.
Not speed. Not distance. Consistency.
Runs 1 January – 31 December 2027 · Entry fee [₹ FEE] incl. GST
Run it, walk it, mix both. Any day, anywhere. Started too easy? Move up a goal any time before 31 March and keep every kilometre you have already logged.
About 1 km a day, or 7 km a week. Perfect if you are just starting out or coming back to running.
About 19 km a week — three easy runs. The classic goal for runners who already run a few times a week.
About 39 km a week. One kilometre for every year on the calendar — for experienced runners chasing a big year.
Sign up on vegam.run, pick your goal and pay by UPI, card or net banking.
Link your free Strava account once. Every run and walk syncs on its own.
Any time, any route, any pace. Your dashboard updates after every run, so you always know how far you have come.
Grab a badge at every milestone. Hit your goal and your finisher medal ships to your door.
From your first 5K to your first ultra, every Vegam race is built around one of these five distances. Pick the one that scares you a little.
You showed up for twelve months. When you complete your goal, you deserve a medal, and you get one. No podium, no cut-offs: finish your distance by 31 December and it is yours.
A different medal for each goal, delivered free anywhere in India.
Your name, your total distance and the months you stayed active.
Collect them on your Vegam profile as the year rolls on.
It is not one big run that changes you — it is the small runs you keep doing, week after week. That is why the challenge lasts a whole year. Here is what steady, regular running does for your body and mind.
Running trains your heart to pump more blood with less effort, helping lower blood pressure and resting heart rate.
It burns more energy per minute than most activities and helps your body use insulin better — useful at any age.
As a weight-bearing exercise, running helps build bone density and leg strength that protect you as you get older.
Regular runs lift your mood, ease anxiety and help you think more clearly through a busy day.
Active people tend to fall asleep faster and sleep more soundly — and better sleep means better recovery.
Running with a club and a shared goal makes it far easier to keep showing up, week after week.
New to running? These six habits will carry you through the whole year.
Try 1 minute running, 2 minutes walking. Build up slowly — add no more than about 10% to your weekly distance.
Run before 7 am or after sunset. Wear light, breathable clothing and a cap, and slow down on humid days.
Have water before you head out. On longer runs carry water, and top up salts afterwards — tender coconut water works well.
Five minutes of brisk walking and leg swings before; an easy walk and gentle stretches after.
Proper running shoes that fit well protect your knees and ankles. Replace them every 600–800 km.
Take at least one or two rest days a week. If something hurts sharply, stop and let it heal.
Health note: if you have a heart condition, diabetes, high blood pressure, are pregnant, or have not exercised in a long time, check with your doctor before starting a running programme.
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