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Ambury Farm Fitness Challenge

Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team

5km / 10km Fun Run / Walk

Surprise yourself – have a go! More than just a run, a flat course on park roads and trails, through bush sections and alongside the Manukau Harbour. Free pancakes at the finish, recorded finish times, a native tree planted for each competitor!

Where: Ambury Park, Mangere. Entrance from Ambury Road
When: Sunday, Nov. 10th; starts 9am
Registration: on the day - from 8:15am

● Entry on the day: $10-00 for 10km event / $5-00 for 5km event (no eftpos available)
● Families (2 adults and all children): $25-00. Parents need to accompany children under the age of 12 please.

Further information: call/text Scott at 021726888
Email: scottvennell41@gmail.com
Please, text/call/ or email if you’re coming so we know catering numbers.
Organised by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team to promote physical fitness and healthy lifestyles.
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