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This World Heart Day get involved with our global challenge, create your own heart shape route to walk, bike or run. Share you route here to add it to our challenge wall and share on social media using the hashtag #WorldHeartDay to inspire others to create their own or try your route.

Step 1
Plan your route

Plan out a route to create your best heart shape route where you are

Step 2
Walk, run or cycle

Whether you prefer to walk, run or cycle, complete your heart shape

Step 3
Share your story

Simply upload your route with a photo and route details to be added to our challenge wall

Create Your Route

Upload Your Route

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Challenge Wall

Take a look at the heart shape routes created around the world, get involved by adding your own.

Stellenbosch World Heart Day 2022

Walk

1.8km

airport road

Srinivas Saradgi, India

Walk

7.0km

A Walk at The Park

Bengaluru, India

Walk

5.4km

KOKAPET

Kokapet, India

Walk

1.1km

KOKAPET

Kokapet, India

Walk

1.1km

KOKAPET

Kokapet, India

Walk

1.1km

Hearty Run

Run

6.0km

Twin hearts (Z. Roxas – P. Ocampo route)

Makati, Philippines

Cycle

3.1km

Park-Walk Route

San Luis Potosí, Mexico

Walk

2.7km

Park-Walk Route

San Luis Potosí, Mexico

Walk

2.7km

Bremgarten

Bremgarten, Schweiz

Cycle

5.0km

Bremgarten

Bremgarten, Schweiz

Cycle

5.0km

Fakultní nemocnice u sv. Anny v Brně

Brno, Česko

Walk

3.0km

BYC School UAE route

Walk

1.0km

Caminata por la Salud

Pando, Uruguay

Walk

3.0km

Create your own USE heart t-shirt

Create your own USE heart t-shirt

Taking part in the World Heart Day Challenge? Why not create your own #UseHeart t-shirt to wear whilst taking part!

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CREATE YOUR POSTER

Create and share your own #UseHeart poster and social posts.

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WHD SPOTIFY PLAYLISTS

Tune into our heart theme playlists on Spotify and get in the mood for World Heart Day. New playlists coming soon!

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