The Serena Williams Ultimate Run South Beach is an event with a name that requires as much of a deep breath to say as that which its 5K demands. To her credit, the No. 1 women's tennis player in the world took part in the Miami-based race, as did sister Venus Williams. The event arrived with its website offering this sort of amusing advice under the heading "Celebrities": "If you get lucky and are running with Serena] on the course, please be courteous but also say hi! Selfies welcome, stalking prohibited." Based on [images that have circulated so far from the event, that encouragement seems to have been heeded by those participating.
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Her sister Venus ran the 5K race, too.
Published Dec 17, 2014