Committing to both professional duty and personal fitness

In a vibrant display of triumph and healthy lifestyle, the South African Police Service (SAPS) Limpopo Marathon Club members raced to victory across three separate competitions on the 11th of April, highlighting the police’s commitment to both professional duty and personal fitness.

The dedicated SAPS athletes were setting an inspiring example at running events in Polokwane, Haenertsburg, and Phalaborwa simultaneously.

In the statement, SAPS’ Sergeant Maphure Manamela said that the members proved they are trained to persevere through challenges, push beyond perceived limitations, and finish what they start, whether that is pursuing suspects or crossing finish lines.

Breaking Records:

  • At the Rocky Nice and Easy Half Marathon in Polokwane, Grounds Man Mabotja from SAPS Lebowakgomo Garage claimed Position 1 in the 10KM Males 40-49 category, while Constable Selepe from SAPS Burgersfort POP dominated the 21KM Males 40-49 division”, said Manamela.
  • The LIMA Cross Country League 2 in Haenertsburg saw Grounds Man Mabotja secure his second victory (Position 1) of the weekend in the 8KM Males 45-49 category, displaying remarkable stamina and versatility.
  • Sergeant Ramosibudi from SAPS Modjadjiskloof earned Position 2 in the 4KM Females 45-49 division. At Phalaborwa’s Baby Elephant 3-in-1 Race, retired Captain Setati proved that the SAPS spirit of excellence continues beyond active service, taking first place in the 10KM Males 60-69 category.

The Provincial Commissioner of police in Limpopo Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe praised all the members for their continued efforts and commitment.

By Limpopo Insider

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