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Samal 5150 aims for global impact

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September 19, 2025

The inaugural Damosa Land 5150 Triathlon unwrapping Sunday, Sept. 21, promises more than just a test of athletic strength it's a bold step toward putting Mindanao on the global map.

Designed for both potential triathletes and seasoned competitors, the race offers a unique mix of challenge and charm, set against the breathtaking backdrop of a tropical paradise. From a 1.5km swim in Samal's crystal-clear waters, a 40km bike ride along scenic coastal roads, to a 10km run weaving through the island's vibrant community and business districts

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