47 Year Old Woman Completes The Great Indian Quadrilateral Run This Sunday

How can you think of travelling a 5970 kms Highway?

Car?

Yes, that can be possible with enough number of leaves from your office

Bike?
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You will end up travelling like ‘motorcycle diaries’ if you don’t have a good bike

Cycle?

Only professional cyclists or a jobless person would like to do it.

On Foot?

Well, that's impossible!

In one of the most unique journeys of India, on Sunday morning a 46 year old woman completed 5,970 kms Golden quadrilateral Highway on foot! Yes, you heard it right, she made an impossible mission, possible. At a generation where youngsters take rickshaws or local transport to avoid even 1 km of walk, Michelle Kakkade completes her 5,970 kms journey on a record time of 194 days.

The Golden Quadrilateral is the national highway network connecting Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore and Kolkata.

She started from Pune in Oct, 2015 and ended up at Gateway of India on Sunday. She use to begin at around 3:30 am every day and would end by 8:30 am. This gave her enough time to rest and recover with the help of Dr. Mohsin Khan who was her supporting team. Her trainer Raj Vadgama guided and motivated her throughout.

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"It was an incredible journey which I took to prove that women are capable of doing anything. This run is dedicated to the millions of women in our country who are battling every day for survival purely on the basis of their gender," Michelle told TOI.

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Michelle started running in 2004 after participating in a walkathon in Pune. The way people motivate each other in marathons inspired her and she thereafter never looked back.

Michelle is also the only woman to have run 256 km in the Sahara desert and the only Indian to get a membership of the Four Desert Club, having run for 250 km across Atacama Crossing (Chile), Gobi March (China), Sahara (Egypt) and the last desert in Antarctica.

The journey from Kolkata to Chennai was her favorite. "It's so beautiful, and also along the coast. The only thing is that I run for about five hours a day, starting from around 3am. So, I don't really get to see the actual beauty of each city, and I've run through 57 major cities," she said.

Source – TOI, DNA

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