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The runner in the Powerade TV commercial is often portrayed by various athletes or actors, depending on the specific ad campaign. Commonly, these commercials feature dynamic visuals of runners engaging in intense physical activity, emphasizing hydration and performance. The identity of the runner may vary, so if you're looking for a specific commercial, additional details would help narrow it down.

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