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PHA Heart Run Powered by Allianz set on May 13

One Run. One Heartbeat.

The Philippine Heart Association (PHA) in cooperation with Allianz will be holding the PHA Heart Run powered by Allianz on May 13, 2018, Sunday, at the SM by the Bay in Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City.




Race legs for the run include a 5Km, 10km and 21Km run. There is also a 1KM Walk for the Heart to be joined in by survivors of heart diseases and their families.


Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are claiming more Filipino lives than ever before. To help increase awareness of the prevention and primary care of CVDs, be a heart warrior and join the PHA Heart Run powered by Allianz.

PHA Heart Run Powered by Allianz

May 13, 2018
SM By the bay, MOA
1K (walk) |5K|10K|21K
Organizer: Pep Squad Events and Marketing Services, Inc.

Registration Fees:
1K – P800
- Inclusive of Advocacy Shirt
5K – P650
– Inclusive of Race Bib w/ RFID Shoetag, Race Shirt, and Festival Activities
10K -P750
– Inclusive of Race Bib w/ RFID Shoetag, Race Shirt, and Festival Activities
21K – P1200
– Inclusive of Race Bib w/ RFID Shoetag, Race Shirt, Finisher Shirt, Finisher Medal, and Festival Activities

Registration Venues:
1. Online – https://reg.goorahna.com/#/event/pha-heart-run-2018





2. In-store:
– Chris Sports in SM City North EDSA< SM Megamall, Glorietta 3, Uptown Place Mall, and SM Mall of Asia Advocacy Shirt for 1K Participants



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