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Sisters Will Run Together For Health And A Good Cause
The Straits Times
|May 27, 2025
The Great Eastern Women's Run on Nov 9 will be a special day for Nur Hiryanty Roslan, Nadhirah, Nadhrah and Nadia — who are 33, 30, 24 and 19 respectively — as it will be the first time that the four sisters are running a race together.
It took some persuasion from Nadhirah and Nadia to get Nadhrah to sign up for the 10km race as she does not enjoy running. But the 24-year-old, who is the fifth of six siblings — they have two brothers — agreed to take up the challenge to fulfil her personal workout goals.
Nadhrah said: "This year I wanted to start running again. I used to run in secondary school, but I've never participated in running events like this. So I thought maybe this year I could try again. I ran (5km) in the 2XU Compression Run, then they (her sisters) told me about the Great Eastern run and they are the ones that have been encouraging me to join all these running events.
"I am quite active in working out, but not really running. I was leaning towards the 5km but maybe in November I can do a 10km because I might have more time to practise."
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