<![CDATA[ABSTRAK Kegiatan fun run sebagai olahraga massal memiliki potensi besar dalam mendukung deteksi dini Penyakit Tidak Menular (PTM) melalui pemeriksaan kesehatan gratis yang terintegrasi dengan promosi gaya hidup aktif. Mengingat tingginya prevalensi hipertensi dan diabetes di Indonesia, pemeriksaan kesehatan pada acara fun run menjadi intervensi preventif yang relevan untuk meningkatkan kesadaran dan literasi kesehatan masyarakat. meningkatkan derajat kesehatan masyarakat melalui deteksi dini faktor risiko PTM serta edukasi yang mudah dijangkau oleh peserta. Pelaksanaan pemeriksaan dilakukan melalui metode promotif–preventif berupa penyuluhan kesehatan, pemeriksaan IMT, tekanan darah, dan gula darah, konseling individu, serta pendampingan sederhana pascapemeriksaan. Sebanyak 200 peserta mengikuti pemeriksaan dan hasil menunjukkan mayoritas berada pada kondisi normal, meskipun 18% mengalami peningkatan tekanan darah dan 10% memiliki gula darah tinggi. Peserta dengan hasil tidak normal diberikan edukasi lanjutan terkait pola hidup sehat dan pencegahan PTM. Secara keseluruhan, respons peserta sangat positif karena kegiatan ini membantu mereka mengetahui kondisi kesehatan sebelum maupun sesudah berolahraga. Kegiatan ini efektif sebagai upaya deteksi dini faktor risiko PTM dan promosi gaya hidup sehat berbasis masyarakat. Pelaksanaan rutin, perluasan jenis pemeriksaan, serta penguatan kolaborasi lintas sektor diperlukan untuk keberlanjutan program. Kata Kunci: Pemeriksaan Kesehatan, Diabetes, Hipertensi. ABSTRACT Fun run activities, as a form of mass sport, have significant potential to support the early detection of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) through free health screenings integrated with the promotion of an active lifestyle. Given the high prevalence of hypertension and diabetes in Indonesia, health checks at fun run events represent a relevant preventive intervention to enhance public health awareness and literacy. To improve public health by facilitating early detection of NCD risk factors and providing accessible education to participants. Examinations were conducted using promotive and preventive approaches, including health education, measurements of BMI, blood pressure, and blood sugar, individual counseling, and simple post-examination support. A total of 200 participants underwent the examinations. The majority were found to be in normal condition; however, 18% exhibited elevated blood pressure, and 10% had high blood sugar levels. Participants with abnormal results received further education on healthy lifestyles and NCD prevention. Overall, participant feedback was very positive, as the activity helped them understand their health status before and after exercising. This activity is effective for the early detection of NCD risk factors and community-based promotion of a healthy lifestyle. Routine implementation, expansion of screening types, and strengthening cross-sector collaboration are essential for the program’s sustainability. Keywords: Health Checkup, Diabetes, Hypertension.]]>
