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CairoScene
11-06-2025
- Health
- CairoScene
Women's Race She Runs Comes Back to Dubai This November
This year's edition brings the nationwide women's fitness event to Expo City with new race options and a focus on connection. Jun 11, 2025 She Runs is set to return on Sunday, November 2nd at Expo City Dubai, offering women across the UAE a chance to participate in a day of movement and community. Formerly known as the Women's Run, the event now enters its 12th edition with a broader approach—inviting participants of all fitness levels to join 1 km, 3 km, 5 km, or 10 km races. More than just a race, She Runs 2025 places greater emphasis on wellbeing, inclusion, and community engagement. In line with the UAE's declaration of 2025 as the Year of the Community, the event aims to create a welcoming environment for women from all backgrounds, with a schedule designed to bring people together beyond the finish line. Organised by Plan b Group and supported by the Dubai Sports Council, She Runs is also aligned with the Dubai Fitness Challenge 30x30 and once again partners with the Dubai Active Show. This year's theme, 'For Voices. For Connection. For Change', will guide a series of pre-race programmes including the She Runs Power Hour—featuring warm-ups, talks, and outreach sessions running from June to October to encourage participation in schools and workplaces. Expo City's race village will host water and medical stations, food stalls, music, and gathering areas for both runners and supporters. Timings and rankings will be tracked and shared via the Hopesports website. For those outside of Dubai, She Runs Abu Dhabi will take place on November 9th, continuing the event's mission of encouraging fitness and community nationwide.


Sport360
10-06-2025
- Business
- Sport360
SHE RUNS 2025: UAE's largest women's running event returns to empower, unite & inspire a new generation
The UAE's most iconic women's fitness event is making a bold comeback under a powerful new identity: SHE RUNS. Reimagined to reflect the spirit of a new generation, the event will take place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at Expo City Dubai, celebrating inclusion, strength, and the collective power of women. Formerly known as the Women's Run, this 12th edition marks more than a name change, it signals a transformative movement toward wellbeing, leadership, and community connection. Participants of all ages and fitness levels, whether running, jogging, or walking, can join across multiple race categories: 1km, 3km, 5km, and 10km. Dedicated tracks for young girls, Emirati women, and People of Determination reflect the event's commitment to diversity and intergenerational participation. 'In embracing inclusivity, SHE RUNS does not just count miles, it counts moments. Each step is a testament to the power of community driving change,' said Dr. Harmeek Singh, Founder and CEO of Plan b Group, the event's organizing partner. This year's edition runs under the unifying banner: 'For Voices. For Connection. For Change.' echoing its alignment with the UAE's Year of the Community. Backed by the Dubai Sports Council and integrated into the Dubai Fitness Challenge 30×30, SHE RUNS is also a strategic partner of the Dubai Active Show, further anchoring its role as a national movement in health and wellness. 'SHE RUNS reflects the very essence of what the Dubai Fitness Challenge is about empowering individuals through movement and bringing communities together in the spirit of wellbeing,' said a spokesperson from the Dubai Sports Council. Returning for 2025 is the high-energy SHE RUNS Power Hour, a pre-race activation featuring motivational talks, dynamic group warm-ups, and outreach programs for schools, universities, and corporate teams. Registration is now open via and Premier Online.


Sport360
06-02-2025
- Health
- Sport360
Everything you need to know about impactful Cancer Run in Dubai by Plan b founder Dr. Harmeek Singh
Communities came together last week for the annual Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Cancer Run, at Hudayriyat Island. Registration remains open to experience this inspirational occasion on Saturday for the first time at Dubai Design District. Participants – both men and women – can choose from four distances: 1km, 3km, 5km, 10km. A competitive edge is provided with awards and cash prizes for top finishers in the 5km and 10km runs. Visit Premier Online to register for one of the last remaining spots. For more information, follow @ on Instagram and use the hashtags #RunforThem and #RunforYourself. Sport360° spoke to Dr. Harmeek Singh, founder of Plan b Group, to get the low down on this impactful event designed to spread awareness about the various types of cancer. What inspired you to start the Cancer Run? The inspiration for the Cancer Run is deeply personal. My mother battled cancer and, thankfully, recovered. Witnessing her journey highlighted the critical importance of early detection and community support. This experience motivated me to create a platform that raises awareness and encourages proactive health measures. How has the Cancer Run impacted the community so far? The Cancer Run has significantly united the community, bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds to support a common cause. Our partnership with like-minded organizations, such as Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, has amplified our efforts in promoting cancer awareness and the importance of early detection. What message do you hope to spread through this event? The message is one of unity and collective action. The Cancer Run is a reminder that as a community, we have the power to bring about change. It's about creating awareness around cancer prevention and early detection while building a sense of togetherness. By participating, people aren't just running—they're standing in solidarity with those affected by cancer and helping to spread hope and support. Together, we can inspire healthier habits and encourage life-saving conversations. Can you share any memorable moments from past runs? One moment that stands out was seeing a group of cancer survivors running side by side with their doctors. It was emotional and uplifting. Their determination and courage inspired everyone around them. Moments like these remind us why we do this—to give hope and celebrate resilience. How do you encourage people to get involved in the Cancer Run? We focus on making the event inclusive and accessible, whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking to walk for a cause. We also share stories of participants and survivors to show the real impact. It's not just about running—it's about showing up, supporting the cause, and making a difference together. What role does awareness play in the success of the event? Awareness is everything. If people don't know the risks or the importance of early detection, they can't act. This event is as much about education as it is about running. Every conversation, every shared story brings us one step closer to saving lives and making an impact. How do you measure the event's impact on cancer awareness and support? We look at how many people participate and how engaged they are, but it's also about what happens afterward. Are people getting screened? Are they sharing what they've learned with their loved ones? We also work closely with healthcare partners to see how the event drives real change in the community. What are your plans for future editions of the Cancer Run? We don't want the impact of the Cancer Run to stop at Abu Dhabi—we want to take it across the UAE. Cancer doesn't discriminate based on where you live, so awareness and early detection shouldn't be limited to one city either. By expanding to other Emirates, we can reach more people, start important conversations, and encourage early check-ups where it matters most. The goal is simple: to make sure that no matter where someone is, they have the knowledge and motivation to take charge of their health. How can participants and sponsors contribute to making the event even bigger? Participants can enhance the event's reach by sharing their experiences and encouraging others to join. Sponsors play a crucial role by providing resources and support. Notably, 25% of our registration fees are allocated to cancer research, ensuring that contributions directly aid in advancing prevention and treatment efforts Are there any other areas/topics you'd like to highlight in regards to Plan b and Cancer Run? At Plan b, we believe in using our skills to make a difference. The Cancer Run is a perfect example of how an event can create lasting impact. It's not just about organizing an event—it's about touching lives, raising awareness, and building a stronger, healthier community. That's the heart of what we do.