“Ready, Set, Walk”. Main Place Mall’s annual Walkathon is set on 17 November 2019. Main Place Mall is proud to present “Ready, Set, Walk” Walkathon 2019 with road safety as the theme in-conjunction with our 5th Anniversary Walkathon celebration.
The 4km non-competitive fun walk is suitable for of all ages. Therefore, families with children are welcome to join us. The road safety awareness theme was created to educate and bring more knowledge to the public in-regards of road safety to increase safety measurement and prevention of accidents.
The fun walk includes obstacles and challenges that the participants has to complete to walkathon. It was another way for us to increase the hype and make the walkathon more fun and strengthen bond between family members and friends.
The walk will flag off at 7.30am in-front of Main Entrance, Main Place Mall. A part of the walk, a morning session warm up session with Celebrity Fitness will be conducted before the walk starts.
The registration fee is set at RM48 for an individual and RM148 for family consists of (2 adult & 2 kids aged between 5 – 12 years old). Participants will receive (x1) dri-fit shirt, (x1) wristband, (x1) finisher medal, (x1) e-certificate, (x1) goodie bag and (x1) race bib.
Walkers can register now at www.racexasia.com/event/ready-set-walk. In addition, offline registration is available at Information Counter (Ground Floor) in Main Place Mall. For more information, please visit www.mainplace.com.my/index and Main Place Mall’s social media pages or contact Catherine at 018-241 5848.
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