Race Review: Yellow Ribbon Prison Run 2015
The haze had threatened to derail the Yellow Ribbon Prison Run this morning. But in the end, a scaled-down version took place – with the 10km Competitive Run being cancelled … Continue Reading →
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Group Stage Preview
The Rugby World Cup 2015 begins in a matter of days – with the opening match taking place between hosts England and Fiji on 18 September at Twickenham, London. How … Continue Reading →
Superpower Satay: A New Takeaway Satay Stall in VivoCity Mall
Takeaway satays are not an item that is usually seen at a food kiosk in a bustling shopping mall. But walk through the food stalls at the basement of VivoCity … Continue Reading →
John “Maddog” Wallace Ran 376 marathons in 125 countries
John “Maddog” Wallace took part in his very first marathon on September 19, 1982. This was the Silver State Marathon in Reno, Nevada, United States (USA) – and upon crossing … Continue Reading →
They Won Puma’s 24 Hour Trainathlon Endurance Challenge
Last weekend, the very first Puma 24-Hour Trainathlon took place. An extreme endurance training challenge, the Trainathlon saw teams overcoming a series of individual and cooperative challenges that put their … Continue Reading →
Cable Car Rides To Cost $5.50 This Weekend
Looking for a good opportunity to try out the brand new cable cars on the Sentosa Line? Now your wish has been granted. PERFECT CHANCE TO EXPLORE SENTOSA This is … Continue Reading →
Running and the haze: Tips by medical doctor & elite marathoner, Dr Derek Li
Elite Singaporean marathoner Dr Derek Li Shi’ An, 33, is a Medical Doctor with the Raffles Medical Group, and so he is very cautious with his own health – when … Continue Reading →
What makes Japanese Culture and Food Intriguing?
Japan has always been a very fascinating place – with a very interesting culture and irresistable food, because of the following reasons: CLEANLINESS The Japanese people are very particular about … Continue Reading →
Race Review: 101km @ Craze Ultra 2015
An extreme endurance running race organised by Running Guild, the Craze Ultra comprises of four categories – 43km, 78km, 101km and an insane 100 Miles (160km). This year’s edition took … Continue Reading →
Food Review: Hong Kong Wing Wah Mooncakes
Hong Kong brand Wing Wah, started out as a small stall at a corner of Yuen Long, a small town in Hong Kong, in the 1950s, but today they have … Continue Reading →
StanChart Marathon: Raising Funds for Cancer Victims and Survivors
This year, I have been chosen as one of the ambassadors for the StanChart Marathon Singapore (SCMS) and I will be running the Full Marathon (42.195km) – to raise funds … Continue Reading →
Inaugural MasterChef Asia: Meet & Greet With Contestants & Judges
A hush of silence filled the air. The audience waited with bated breath. The three Singaporean MasterChef Asia contestants – Lennard Yeong, Woo Wai Leong and Sandrian Tan – gingerly … Continue Reading →
Triathlete Lam Wai Kit: Overwhelmed by Support on getting his professional licence
Spain’s Javier Gomez. Germany’s Sebastian Kienle. England’s Jonny Brownlee. They are all professional triathletes. Now, Singapore’s Lam Wai Kit can be added to the list. First Singaporean to get a … Continue Reading →
Tips on how to do business in China
Chew Jia Zhen, 27, was posted to Shanghai, China, for work in 2013. At first, getting used to the lifestyle there may have been a bit of a culture shock … Continue Reading →
A Discussion on Running with Dr Derek Li and Lim Nghee Huat
Recently, Young NTUC Crossroads invited experienced runners, Dr Derek Li and Mr Lim Nghee Huat, for a panel discussion at the NTUC Centre. A network to inspire youths, Young NTUC … Continue Reading →