I started my running journey in July 2024 as a complete beginner, not knowing how far it would take me. Within just two months, I broke my own limits with two sub-1 hour 10K finishes — a moment that made me believe I was capable of more.

But the journey was not without setbacks. During the Erode Marathon, I suffered an injury that forced me into months of rest and uncertainty. What followed was not just physical recovery, but a test of patience and mindset.

In 2025, I returned stronger. I completed the TCS 10K in 63 minutes, achieved another sub-1 hour 10K at Sivagiri, and stepped into a new chapter by finishing my first Half Marathon in Tiruppur (2:13), followed by Kangayam (2:15). Each run was a step forward, rebuilding not just fitness, but belief.

While preparing for a major event in Coimbatore, life presented its toughest challenge — a personal loss in my family. It took me away from running for nearly three months. During that silence, I learned that sometimes strength is not about pushing harder, but about holding on.

And then, I came back.

With renewed purpose, I returned to the road and completed a 3-hour endurance run at Yellow Trackathon, covering 25 km — a milestone that meant far more than distance. It was proof that no setback is permanent.

Today, I stand focused on my next goal — the full marathon (42 km) at Wipro.

This journey is not just about running. It is about falling, healing, losing, and rising again. It is about resilience, consistency, and the courage to start over — every single time.