News radio anchor. Proud mommy. Active runner. Kapatid host DJ Chacha shows she's able to do it all as she completes her second half marathon.
True FM host DJ Chacha shows she's not just an award-winning news radio anchor and a proud mom, she can also ace a half marathon... not just once, but twice.
"SURVIVED ANOTHER HALF MARATHON WITH THE BEST CREW. Thankful for friends who suffer with me and my husband who pretends not to hear my reklamo," the Ted Failon and DJ Chacha sa True FM co-host shared on social media.
Last Sunday, February 1, she aced the 21-kilometer edition of the ArmyNavy Run in Makati in three hours and 14 minutes, or roughly a pace of 9:04/km.
This active Kapatid host has recently leveled up her running era, doing her first half marathon just last month.
"Trading my comfort zone for a collection of “holy sh*t, I actually did it” moments this year," she shared.
And that happened in the same month she and Ted Failon received the a Gawad Lasallianeta award for being the Most Outstanding Digital Radio Broadcasters.
Can we say utter FLEX?
There were plenty of winners in the 10,000-strong ArmyNavy Run, which was organized by RunRio and held to support the initiatives of the Ayala Foundation and Tuloy Foundation.
Joel Orogan was the king of the half marathon, with a time of 1:17:25, way ahead of Mark Anthony Oximar (1:23:15) and Samuel Ranque (1:28:25) in the men's division.
Camacho, meanwhile, ruled the women's 21K distance finishing in 1:32:37, followed by Jennie Gutang (1:48:08) and Bernadette Sales (1:48:50).
Blademore Macaraeg reigned supreme in the men's 10K race with a time of 40:08, with Andrew Pope (41:54) and Nelson Reodique (42:41) in close pursuit, while Marikit Gomez finished first in the women's side with a time of 50:52, along with Pauline Abril-Tabirara (52:56) and Shayne Lugay (56:05).
Mitsuru Watanabe topped the men's 5K with 17:28, ahead of Rasmus Lanxe (18:45) and Rolando Cañete Jr. (21:22), as Eloisa Cusi clocked in at 19:40 to win the women's side with Len Baguis (23:15) and Ana Adriano (23:38) making it to the podium.