Mumbai/Chiplun : Supermodel and fitness icon Milind Soman
has successfully completed Day 2 of The Fit Indian Run, covering a total of 222
kilometers as he continues his inspiring 558 km journey from Mumbai to Goa. The
endurance-driven expedition, aimed at promoting fitness, mental resilience, and
national unity. Milind is accompanied by his wife Ankita Konwar, who is
supporting him on the route. The run reached Chiplun today, after two
back-to-back days of 111 km each—split between running and cycling through the
heart of the Konkan region.
Day 1
began early on June 26th at Shivaji Park, Dadar, where Milind officially
flagged off the 5th edition of the Run. He covered 21 kilometers on foot and 90
kilometers by cycle, concluding the first leg at Kolad. Day 2 followed a
similar format, ending at Chiplun, with the route taking him through lush green
hills, winding roads, and monsoon-drenched villages that define the Konkan
terrain.
Reflecting
on the journey so far, Milind Soman shared
“Every
kilometer through the Konkan feels like a celebration of nature and spirit. The
rain, the winding paths, the endless green—it’s beautiful, but also demanding.
The Fit Indian Run is about embracing that challenge, staying consistent, and
finding unity in our collective pursuit of health and well-being.”
This
year’s edition is presented by BetterAlt and powered by The Health Factory,
with Plum as the official skincare partner and Fitelo as the fitness
partner—each lending their support to Milind’s message of holistic wellness and
consistent, purpose-driven living.
Now in
its 5th year (formerly known as The Unity Run), The Fit Indian Run has evolved
from a solo mission to a national movement, with thousands drawing inspiration
from Milind’s unwavering dedication to fitness and the deeper message of inner
strength, discipline, and self-awareness.
As the
journey continues further down the scenic Western coastline, Milind’s next
stops include Ratnagiri, Kankavli, and ultimately Panjim, Goa, bringing with
him not just the spirit of endurance, but also a powerful reminder: fitness
isn’t a destination—it’s a way of life.
