HOLLY ZIMMERMANN

International Athlete
Germany

Although active in her youth in team sports including soccer, softball, field hockey, and lacrosse, Holly never got serious about running until after the birth of her fourth child. 

 

Now she participates in races of all distances on all terrains and does most of her training in the Austrian Alps, where she has competed in many mountain ultras. In 2018, she was the first international woman finisher in the Mount Everest Marathon. The Marathon des Sables, 100-km Biel, OMMs in the UK, and a marathon on the polar ice cap are also on her ‘resume’. In 2021 she also represented Germany at the European- and World Championships of expedition-length Adventure Racing. 

 

Educated as an engineer, Holly worked for many years in research and development for military applications including antenna and radar jamming systems for tactical fighter aircraft before switching her career to full-time mother. Now she does motivational speaking and writes books which include: Ultramarathon Mom (2018); Running Everest (2020), with a Foreword written by best-selling author Dean Karnazes; and a novel of commercial fiction entitled Lifespan (2021).

ASHLY WINCHESTER

International Athlete

CA, USA

EMILY KEDDIE

International Athlete
Oregon, USA

Emily lives in Bend, Oregon, and has been running ultra distances for four years. Her favorite race so far has been the Moab 240, but this year she was elated to have podium finishes at the Tahoe 200 and the Quicksilver 100k.

Along with racing, Emily enjoys attempting Fastest Known Times (FKTs), of which she has 22 including the Three Sisters Traverse, Crater Lake High Route, and Escalante Overland Trail. She loves the combination of a great challenge, exploring, and pushing herself without the setting of an official race.

Emily loves backpacking and mountaineering, especially with her beloved dog, Jolly. She also enjoys harder challenges including Vert Fest multi-day uphill ski (1st place) and the 24-hour uphill Everest on skis, driven by Protect Our Winters (POW).

Emily has her Ph.D. in Child Psychology from the University at Buffalo and is nearing completion of her A-license in skydiving. She thanks her partner, Dan and best friend, Erica for not letting her think twice when invited to the Snowman Race.

NATE BENDER

International Athlete
Montana, USA

GABE JOYES

International Athlete

Mountain runner, adventurer, family man, buckaroo.
Wyoming, USA

 Gabe Joyes is proud to call the wild west of Lander, Wyoming home where he enjoys the privilege of running and adventuring in some of North America’s most remote mountains.  He thrives on pushing the boundaries of what is possible in racing, training, and adventure. He also finds joy in inspiring others to reach their own summits, celebrate our precious wild spaces, and protect our fragile climate. When not running through the mountains, Gabe is on the move with his wife and two young daughters, or you can find him coaching at Trails and Tarmac, and teaching at Wyoming Virtual Academy.

MATTHEW CHAPMAN

 International Athlete

Founding Participant of Snowman Race
International Engagement Director of Snowman Race Board, Entrepreneur, Chairman & Founder of ChapmanCG

Matthew first started running when he was in university in Australia and in 2000 did the Sydney Marathon. In 2004, he met Philipp Mosimann at the finish line of a marathon in Kuala Lumpur who had just completed a 250km ultra-marathon. This attracted Matthew to challenge himself even further. Four months later he was standing with Philipp and another friend Andrew in the Atacama Desert in Chile about to take part in his first desert ultra-marathon. By 2006, Matthew had become one of the first 15 people in the world to complete ultra-marathons in the deserts of Chile, China, Sahara and Antarctica. In the past decade, Matthew continued his ultra-marathon endeavours, also completing 250km runs in Namibia and Madagascar.

Matt uses his running as relaxation against his entrepreneurial life. His global business interests are multi-faceted across HR, hospitality and technology. He is Founder and Chairman of ChapmanCG, the world’s largest HR search firm. He also founded Chapman Ventures (ChapmanV) to create the world’s main HR centric ecosystem and to make early stage investments in global HR technology ideas. He is proud to have Stephanie Nash, one of the world’s most talented Chief People Officers, leading ChapmanV. He is the co-owner of Bawah Reserve, the beautiful archipelago 160 nautical miles via seaplane from Singapore. He has several properties in New Zealand, where he now splits his time with his Citizenship country of Singapore, including his treasured Parihoa Farm.

MEGHAN HICKS

International Athlete
Managing Editor of iRunFar.com and
Mountain Athlete Moab, Utah and Silverton, Colorado, USA

Meghan Hicks is the managing editor of iRunFar.com, the preeminent trail running and ultrarunning website. She’s proud to help iRunFar achieve its mission of inspiring and educating the global trail running and ultrarunning community. She leads a team of nearly 20 writers, journalists, and editors as it fulfills iRunFar’s five-days-per-week editorial schedule and a team of over 100 global correspondents as part of iRunFar’s coverage of the most globally competitive trail races and ultramarathons.

Meghan started running at age 14, and has been a part of high-school and collegiate athletics, road running, trail running, and ultrarunning ever since. She ran her first trail race in 2005 and ultramarathon in 2006. She’s accumulated over 60 ultramarathon finishes since then, and her best results have been winning the 2013 Marathon des Sables expedition-length stage race in Morocco and setting the fastest known time in 2016 on the Nolan’s 14 challenge in Colorado, USA. She’s an avid mountain athlete with plentiful experience in challenging and high-altitude terrain, having summited over 100 high-altitude mountains and traveled as high as 19,000 feet in altitude.

WATARU IINO

International Athlete
Mechanical Engineer
Tokyo Japan

Technology and civilization are too convenience now and they may lead all animals, earth and human to worse direction. The first priority is nature, not technology. We may be able to get the knowledge from the Bhutanese people, there culture and food.

Kahshin LEOW

Founding Participant of the Snowman Race / International Athlete
Managing Director, Quantedge Capital Singapore

Kahshin is an experienced endurance athlete with an extensive resume including multiple 250km stage race finishes. Additionally, in 2018 Kahshin became the first Singaporean to complete the Double High, back-to-back summits of Everest and Lhotse (4th highest mountain in the world) within 24 hours.

Kahshin is an investment manager and the co-founder of the macro hedge fund, Quantedge Capital. Kahshin is committed to philanthropy on a global scale and looking forward to participating in the Snowman Race 2020.

MATTHIAS KASTNER

International Athlete
Basel City, Switzerland

Back in the late 1980s in Germany Matthias started to run in secondary school when his talent for sprint was discovered. But mainly he trained short and middle distances to get faster with more endurance for this main sport football. In football he gained several championships with his juniors teams. But when he left his hometown for the studies he also left football behind and started to run longer distances. In June 1999 when his daughter was born he decided to finish a marathon the same year. Just four month later and better trained in changing diapers than running he finished the marathon for the first time. Over the next 20+ years he prepared better in his new home country Switzerland. He started to run in the mountains and left tracks and cities entirely behind. Over all these years he ran many races from ultra sky to 100k trail competitions. He also finished several multi-day stage races in trail running and moutain-biking.

In addition to running, Matthias loves to hike and explore the European Alps with his little family. Travel and business brought them together with interesting people in beautiful countries like New Zealand, South Africa, Chile, India, Canada and the USA as well as Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar and Laos to discover the most beautiful landscapes in Patagonia, Sichuan and the Western Cape. As far as work he enjoys his job as Head of a Clinical Drugs manufacturing plant at Novartis Pharma, a multinational healthcare company with his headquarters in the northwestern part of Switzerland.

DAVID MENDELSOHN

Founding Participant of the Snowman Race / International Athlete
Managing Partner Jingzhu International Garments Co. LTD (China)
Founding Member on Sustainability, Renewable Director of The Snowman Race Board Committee
Sydney, Australia / Bangkok, Thailand

David started with various grass roots sports, such as Swimming, Rugby, Basketball, Cricket, Karate, Skiing and running (short distances) which he was training for the Sydney Olympics. He’s continued his sporting hobbies whilst juggling family and work, picking up rock climbing, go carting and Horse Polo with his Daughter. David started at the end of 2019 his foray into long distance running and was in the line up of 50 people, to run in the Ultra X 250km 5 day run back-to-back in Sri Lanka in March 2020 (First Ultramarathon), unfortunately due to Covid-19 the race was called off.

David has a uncanny approach to his entrepreneurial start in life from a very young age he was selling lemons and limes which he grabbed off the neighbours tree and sold them to the local restaurants down from his house. This kick started his career where at the age of 19, he moved to China, Ningbo city to start trading varies hard goods and soft goods to the western countries. Later investing into a garment factory, he co-built the factory with his Taiwanese partner, producing for Licensee’s and O.E.M’s in the sporting fields such as Puma, Adidas Group, Formula 1, Formula E, MotoGP, Jaguar, Ducati, Bentley, Lamborghini, NBA, NFL, MLB & outfitted the Swiss Olympic Team in 2008 Beijing Olympics.

David and his wife Ying, have a long life ambition to create and build a school In Thailand for the disadvantaged kids, through a charity name called one seed one life as a legacy. They’re actively philanthropist’s donating to varies orphanages in Thailand and spending each Christmas day providing kids with food and gifts, bringing together their own kids to share the experience and fun.

The Snowman Race is not only important to raise awareness for the Climate Change Initiative, but to be part of his yearly goals with NEW challenges in life and inspire his children. Bhutan has a small part in his heart which he has visited numerous times, and seems to be drawn back to the country, people and concept of Gross National Happiness.

PHILIPP MOSIMANN

Founding Participant of the Snowman Race / International Athlete
Director of Happiness, Snowman Race
London, United Kingdom

Philipp started running in cross country races at 7 years old and went on to Captain his School Cross Country and Athletics Teams. Running his first marathon at 20 years old in Lausanne and has since completed over 20. In 2003 he ran his first 250km Ultra Marathon at the inaugural RTP Gobi Desert in 2003, thereafter completing the same Ultras in Atacama, Sahara, Vietnam, Namibia and Nepal. He then went on to complete the UTMB twice In 2014 & 2015 and is greatly looking forward to competing in Bhutan.

Philipp is Managing Director for Mosimann’s Private Dining Club & Events Catering based in London, having catered for the Royal Weddings of both Princes’ William and Harry and for previous 6 Olympics Games with Tokyo2020 and Dubai Expo 2020 to come. He has three children all schooled in the UK currently. Making people “happy” through food and service is his daily passion.

LUKE NELSON

International Athlete
Physicians Assistant, Idaho Sports and Spine
Pocatello Idaho

Luke spent his childhood wandering the mountains. These days his time in the wild is spent running. Not wanting to be confined by the rules of racing, he prefers meandering lesser-known routes and rowdy mountain linkups as a way to stay connected to nature. Being connected with the outdoors on a daily basis has inspired him to be an activist and to speak up for the planet. He strives to maximize each hour by balancing his time as an activist, physician assistant, race director, husband and father.

CLAIRE PERKS

International Athlete
Artist, Little Monkey Metal Works
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Claire was born and raised on a ranch in southwest Alberta, Canada. She was on her feet every day running around with her horses or playing on foot. That has transpired into becoming an athlete that loves long distances and big challenges. She was a competitive swimmer from 8yrs old to 21 and was the national champion for 10km openwater swim at 19. She has competed in Adventure Racing for many years which has taken her coast to coast across Mexico, New Zealand and Madeira and across grand landscapes in the USA and Canada. With that multi-day, sleep deprivation experience she moved into Ultra running. Her first race out was Tor Des Geants in Italy and she was hooked. She has completed and placed in long 300km+ Ultras all over the World. Currently Claire lives with her husband Michael south of Calgary, Alberta, Canada on their own little slice of heaven. As artist and brain monkey they run ‘Little Monkey Metal Works’, an artistic metal fabrication company with art and statues all over North America. Her other passion is riding and racing horses. In 2019 she raced her horse Harvey Mushman in the women’s sidesaddle at the world-renowned Calgary Stampede and won!

SIMON MTUY

International Athlete
Tanzania

Simon Peter Mtuy, born and raised on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, founded 1998 Summit Expeditions and Nomadic Experience (SENE), an adventure tour operator offering Kilimanjaro climbs, wildlife safaris, Zanzibar extensions, multi-day biking, running, and walking experiences in Tanzania.  Simon was one of the youngest persons to earn his Kilimanjaro guide license.  He has earned Mountaineering and Outdoor Educator certificates with the National Outdoor Leadership School in Washington and a Wilderness First Responder certificate with Crested Butte Outdoors in Colorado.

A tireless advocate of the environment, Simon promotes Leave No Trace® environmental ethics on the mountain, observes permaculture practices on his organic farms in Mweka and Marangu, and has had a long-standing tree planting initiative in the villages surrounding the mountain as part of the annual 8-day Kilimanjaro Stage Run (270km) that he is the race director for.  Simon is an accomplished ultra-distance runner/sky runner with ten sub-24-hour finishes in the prestigious 100-mile Western States Endurance Run among his many races.  He also holds the Guinness book world record for the fastest unsupported round-trip ascent and descent of Kilimanjaro.  Simon’s record climbs, made in 2004 and 2006, were fund-raisers for HIV/AIDS awareness programs in communities on the mountain.  Simon is a leader in local community development efforts including a dedicated member of Rotary Club Marangu since 2010. He has been featured in a number of special programs and documentaries including National Geographic, and BBC. Simon lives in the foothills of Kilimanjaro with his wife Tara and sons Aiden and Khari.

IAN SHARMAN

International Athlete
Bend, Oregon, USA

Ian has been racing around the world in all styles of event since 2005 and coaching since 2010. He grew up in Northampton, England and worked in London before moving to Oregon in 2009. He’s run over 200 ultras and marathons (PR: 2:21) in every type of weather and on all terrains across the world. He’s won over 50 of these races and has been lucky enough to run in many mountain ranges, including the Himalayas, but he can’t wait to return.

He also holds the fastest time in a trail 100-mile race by a Brit (12h44m), the record for the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning (69h49m), has won the USATF 100-mile trail championship twice and is the 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017 Leadville Trail 100 Champion. Ultra Running Magazine has voted him as high as 2nd in it’s annual Ultra Runner of the Year rankings and 4th= in the Ultra Runner of the Decade. The last 10 years he raced the Western States 100 every year, finishing in the top 10 for nine consecutive years.

SARA KEYES

International Athlete
New York, USA

TAKUYA WAKAOKA

International Athlete
Fukuoka Japan

Takuya Wakaoka is runner and writer. In 2014, he quit a newspaper company and started running at the end of twenties. Three months later, he completed 250km multi day running race ”Jungle marathon” in 3rd place. This attracted him to challenge himself even further.got a prize in many race, Hakusan Geo Trail (Japan), Mauna to Mauna (Hawaii), the 4Deserts Ultramarathon Series (Namib Race, Gobi March, Atacama Crossing, Antarctica),Victoria 162(Hong kong).Takuya writes running reports and published a book for sharing great experience. He is sure thatSnowman Race gives new experience as saw a glacier melting in Antarctica and fluid magma inHawaii. The great sceneries tell us that the earth is alive and we have to live with nature.

“The way to know the world for me is to run and walk in the wilderness. When I put myself into great nature, I develop a feeling of awe and feel strongly the meaning of life, love for family and friends.Ultra distance Race is very tough and attractive, because each competitors can share awesome experience.The harder a race become, the stronger we have those feelings and share our experience. I want to enjoy all emotionsjoy, sadness, anger, hunger, pain during the race and put such feelings into words to tell the splendor of nature, destruction of glacier. I am convinced that Snow Man Race gives me new insight.”

YOANN GILBART

International Athlete

Village Neuf, Alsace, France

Yoann, 36, is an international athlete based out of Alsace in France, who has been passionate about sports from an early age. At the age of 6, he started practicing Judo under the supervision of his uncle.

Judo remained his favorite sport for many years as he had consistent good results in competitions. In 2005 he received his Black belt which he had the honor to receive directly from his uncle. He joined the instructor training school and has now been teaching Judo in Alsace for the past 10 years. Always driven by his curiosity, Yoann tried many sports and discovered ski and trail running when he moved to Basel where he currently lives, which is ideally located amongst the Black Forest (Germany), the Vosges and Jura mountains (France), and the Alpes (Switzerland). Over the years, Yoann joined various other sports clubs like badminton, water-ski, caving, mountaineering, ski-touring, running etc. He realized quickly that moments spent in nature brought him joy and improved his state of mind.

His runs and races started being longer and longer, thus spending more time in nature. He competed in races like Diagonale des Fous in La Réunion in 2019 (100 miles). Constantly exploring new areas of adventures and outdoor activities, he is now less focused on bib numbers but uses personal challenges to express and develop himself. A few recent challenges include crossing Jura by running over each Swiss canton summits within 3 days and the Everesting challenge, a cycling challenge around Valais canton (Switzerland) crossing 15 ski resorts, 280km /9200m elevation alone in less than 20hours.

When he is not practicing sports, you can find Yoann working as a scientist in the research division of Novartis, a global healthcare company based out of Basel, Switzerland. A molecular biologist by trade, Yoann has developed his skills and interest in biotechnologies to help him make future therapies safe for patients.

ROXANNE VOGEL

International Athlete
CA, USA

Roxanne (Roxy) Gonzales Vogel, Ph.D. (c), is the Nutrition and Performance Research Manager at GU Energy Labs where she oversees the brand’s Performance Lab and works with elite athletes to optimize nutrition for performance, health, and longevity. She is a Ph.D. candidate in Exercise Physiology at Southern Cross University, Australia, where her research focuses on nutrition interventions to augment human performance in environmental extremes, including heat, cold, and hypoxia. A mountaineer and ultra-endurance athlete, in 2019 she became the first person in history to summit Mt. Everest door to door in two weeks, and in 2020 completed the “Seven Summits” by successfully climbing the highest peak on each continent. She has spent the past decade researching nutrition and its impact on body composition, athletic performance, and cognitive function. Roxanne currently lives and trains in Mammoth Lakes, CA.

Notable Athletic Achievements:

• Lightning Ascent on Mount Everest (May 2019) – summited the world’s highest peak in record-breaking time, from sea level (San Francisco, CA, USA) and back in 14 days.
• Completed the “Seven Summits” by successfully climbing the highest mountain on each continent, culminating with the summit of Vinson Massif, Antarctica (January 2020).
• 1st place female, 3 rd place finisher, female course record holder, Dick Collins 100k (October 2019).
• 4th place female, 1 st place women ages 30-39, Leadville Trail 100 (August 2022)

GABRIEL GARCIA

Chief Financial Officer
Morris & Garritano Insurance
San Luis Obispo, California USA

Gabe began running in his early 20s as a stress relief from the rigors of being a CPA during tax season. He quickly began running marathons and hasn’t stopped since. With roughly 20 marathon races completed (PR 3:17), the marathon distance has now become a common training run for Gabe as he has moved on to Ultra Marathons up to 100mile distances. Last year at age 46, he ran faster than he ever has, farther than he ever has, and climbed to the highest elevations he ever has. And while never the fastest guy on the road or trail, Gabe trains as if he is and hopes to capitalize on his work ethic and years of miles underfoot at these longer distances. Gabe enters the Snowman Race with 3 primary goals; 1) to represent the everyday non-elite, middle of the pack runner who simply has a passion for running despite being far off the podium, 2) to highlight the notion that individual choices of everyone matter in the global climate change crisis, and 3) to demonstrate to his children that big mountains or big obstacles can be overcome through hard work & dedication.

Gabe keeps busy balancing his time between work and raising his 3 kids (14, 13, and 4) with his wife. Gabe has lived in several parts of the world including Russia, the Turks & Caicos Islands and both the East of West Coast of the USA. He is happiest when sharing unique experiences with his family while traveling, hiking, camping, and coaching his kid’s sports teams. Gabe is a shareholder and CFO at Morris & Garritano Insurance Agency, a large regional insurance agency on the Central Coast of California.

NICKI REHN

International Athlete

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Nicki is an Australian-Canadian, who has traveled the world but is currently living in Calgary, Alberta. She’s been an endurance athlete for over 20 years and has competed in some of the coolest and hardest events on the planet, including the Mount Cameroon Race of Hope, The Dragon’s Back Race, and countless multi-day adventure races, ultramarathons, and 24-hr rogaines. Nicki has toed the line at The Barkley Marathons five times and is a 3-time Tor Des Geants finisher. She has over 100 summits in the Canadian Rockies and loves nothing more than being in the mountains. She uses running to explore the world, meet people, and be outside. When not out having adventures or traveling somewhere exciting, Nicki works as an independent consultant in education helping institutions of learning across the globe to improve strategy, curriculum, and teaching practices. She aims to inspire others to innovate and design a better future.

CHOKI DORJI

International Athlete

Thimphu, Bhutan

GAWA ZANGPO

National Athlete
Mongar,  Bhutan

Gawa is from Drametse, Mongar. Currently, he is serving as Chuma (Constable/ Private) in the Royal Body Guard of Bhutan. He is an enthusiast runner and he started his running journey in South Asian Cross-Country Championship 2017 by taking part in a half marathon and standing in 5^th position. In the same year, he participated in Laya Run taking 2^nd position.

Consistently, he stood in the first position in Coronation Marathon in 2018 and the Thimphu Half Marathon, where he recorded his personal best of 1hour 9mins. In the following year, he participated in other International Championships such as Asian Athletic Championship in Doha, Qatar, and the South Asian Game in Nepal. In 2020, he participated in Bhutan International Marathon, and again he came first by recording his personal best of 2hrs 36mins.

PEMA ZAM

Punakha, Bhutan

Working as an assistant staff at PHPA II (Hydroelectric Project), Pema picked running as her hobby since her school days.  Although being a single parent of four children, she never fails to participate in running events and marathons owing to her passion.

She took part in Laya Run consecutively for 3 years (2017-2019) gaining 7th, 4th and 5th positions respectively. In 2018, she secured 6^th position in Coronation Marathon and 5^th in Bhutan International Marathon. In the following year, she topped the Bhutan Sports Festival and completed Thunder Dragon Marathon by obtaining 5^th position. With the support from her family, friends, and organization (PHPA II), she participates in most of the running events, and she believes that qualifying for Snowman Race is one of her major accomplishments throughout her running career.

JAMPEL CHODA

National Athlete
Mongar, Bhutan

Jampel is from Chaskhar, Mongar. He is serving as Peljab (Corporal) in the Royal Body Guard of Bhutan. In 2017, he first participated in Coronation Marathon and stood in the third position.

Since then, he has set his sights on winning and stood in the top three positions in the annual Coronation Marathons, Thimphu Half Marathon, and Bhutan International Marathon.

Sangay

National Athlete
Bhutan

Sangay serving for Royal Bhutan Army in the Commando wing at Shaba, Paro as Gopa (Lance Corporal) started to participate in competitive races/ events in 2016 during International Half Marathon where he secured 4^th position. Followed by this, he took part in Thimphu Half Marathon and got 3^rd position. He then went on to secure top three positions in the annual Paro Coronation Marathons, Laya Run, and Southern Foothill Marathon. In 2018, he ran in his first international event in Delhi Half Marathon, and then in the South Asian Game in Nepal.

Before participating in the selection run of the Snowman Race, he participated in Bhutan International Marathon and got 2^nd position.

SANGAY WANGCHUK

National Athlete
Dagana,  Bhutan

Serving as Pelpen (Sergeant) in Royal Bhutan Army and also a physical instructor in Military Training Center, Sangay has participated in and bagged top three positions in numerous national and international running events.

Started in 2008, he has taken part in Coronation Marathon X 8, Bhutan International Marathon X 5, Ultra-Marathons X 7, and 16 other marathons. With his relentless commitment, he obtained 33 Gold medals,2 Silver, and 1 Bronze from these national events.

Not only in Asian Countries but he was also invited and participated in various international marathons hosted in some European countries like Berlin and Bulgaria.

TASHI CHOZOM

Tashigang, Bhutan

Tashi has been growing up in the mountains of eastern Bhutan and has a lifelong love for her country and the beauty of the mountains. She has been a professional cultural and trekking guide in Bhutan since 2006 and completed many remote treks in Bhutan.

With the closure of all tourism activities in Bhutan due to the global pandemic, it enabled her to spend more time pursuing her passion for hiking and running in the remote mountains of Bhutan. She stood 1^st in the woman category during the selection run of Snowman Race. She is looking forward to challenging herself further in the mountains.

VIVI TSHERING

National Athlete
Thimphu, Bhutan

Temples in Bhutan are usually in remote or high-altitude places, and Vivi used to enjoy climbing to one such temple called Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery). She has since then climbed Taktsang over 116 times. She realized she enjoyed these hikes and this led her to run. Running gave her an avenue to challenge herself and she believes that’s the best part about marathons as you don’t really compete with others, you try to do better than your last run.

She started running in 2016 and ran her first half marathon then. Ever since she participated in all the Bhutan International Marathons. She also enjoys running and took part in the first edition of the Snowman Run from Gasa to Laya which was a two-day run, and also in the Women Race for Climate Action 2021.

KARMA YANGDEN

National Athlete
Laya, Gasa, Bhutan

KINZANG LHAMO

National Athlete
Tashigang,  Bhutan

LHAMO

Thimphu, Bhutan

KARMA PHUNTSHO

National Athlete
Thimphu, Bhutan

KINLEY GYELTSHEN

National Athlete
Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan