Men from 19 to 44
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Women from 19 to 44
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Relay Team of 5. Each runs up and down one building and passes the baton
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Relay Team of 5 Students. Each runs up and down one building and passes the baton
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Company Relay Team of 5. Each runs up and down one building and passes the baton
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For Men: Run Up and Down the 7-storied Gera's Imperium II
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For Women: Run Up and Down the 7-storied Gera's Imperium II
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Linc Tower Run, Goa 2018, the fifth edition of the iconic race up and down the staircases of five seven-storeyed buildings (totally 840 steps) at Panaji’s business hub, EDC Complex, Patto, will be held on Sunday 28 January 2018 at 8am. It is organized by Adventure Breaks and sponsored by Linc Properties.
Participants run up the stairs of Gera’s Imperium II, Gera’s Imperium I, Kamat Plaza, Star Bhavan (Bank of India) and Dempo Trade Centre, and then to the finish.
INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM CHALLENGE
Individuals run up and down all five buildings. Teams of five members do a relay; each person runs up and down one building and passing the baton to the next. There are three Team categories: Groups, Corporate and Inter-Collegiate.
ONLY UP-TIME COUNTED - NEW!
Only the time taken to run up the buildings will be counted for the individual event. Competitors may climb down (or take the lift down) at their own pace, as long as they do not take more than three (3) minutes to climb down each building. Please note that this up-time only timing is for the individual event, not for the Team Event or the Vertical Sprint.
VERTICAL SPRINT: 1 BUILDING ONLY!
Everyone can do this: it's a race up the seven stories of Gera's Imperium II and down again.
TAKE THE STAIRS
Climbing up stairs is an easy, accessible and effective exercise; it burns three times the calories as a brisk walk. It brings down the incidence of lifestyle ailments like heart disease, strokes, high blood pressure and diabetes, which have already replaced communicable diseases as the No: 1 cause of deaths in India.