Best Gourmet Ramen @ Menya Musashi, Singapore

Japanese ramen eatery Menya Musashi created a storm when they first opened at Raffles City a few years ago. I still remember that there were long lines continuously thronging the … Continue Reading →

StanChart Marathon 2014: Training Tips By Champion Runners, Alex Ong & Anne Qi Hui

Last year, 27-year-old PE teacher Alex Ong clinched second place in the 42Km Men’s Local category of the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore (SCMS), while personal trainer Anne Qi Hui, 33, … Continue Reading →

Straits Times Run: Q&A Running Tips by Mok Ying Ren and Dr Lim Kay Kiat

During the weekend, 2013 SEA Games marathon gold medallist Mok Ying Ren, a Doctor (Captain) in the Singapore Army and orthopaedic surgeon Dr Lim Kay Kiat, gave an informative talk … Continue Reading →

Straits Times Run: Tips by Top Marathoner, Mok Ying Ren

To gear runners up for the Straits Times Run on 28 September, top marathoner Mok Ying Ren, gave some tips on running, last weekend. He was the Gold Medalist in the Myanmar … Continue Reading →

StanChart Marathon: Fuelling and Nutrition for Runners

Last Saturday, Jon Fong, co-founder of Journey Fitness Company and Jaclyn Reutens, a dietician from Aptima Nutrition and Sports Consultants, shared some tips with runners preparing for the Standard Chartered … Continue Reading →

Xiao Long Bao with a Colourful Twist @ Paradise Dynasty

If you think that xiao long baos are plain, white soup broth dumplings containing mainly pork, then you could be mistaken. That’s because at Paradise Dynasty, a Shanghai-style restaurant Serving … Continue Reading →

Puma’s Revolutionary Footwear: New Mobium Elite Speed and Ride Shoes

You have probably already heard of the Puma Mobium Elite shoes. This was the very first adaptive running shoes in the industry. Lightweight and elegant, this shoes allowed the foot … Continue Reading →

Run the Scenic Angkor Wat Half Marathon: To Help the Children of Cambodia

This year, you can do your part for charity – by taking part in the scenic Siem Reap’s Angkor Wat Half Marathon – “One Team – One Race – One … Continue Reading →

parkrun: The Global Running Phenomenon is now in Singapore

It is a global running phenomenon – and now it has finally come to Singapore, since June this year. parkrun, a free weekly 5Km time trial, was originally founded in … Continue Reading →

Catch the Brazilian and Japanese Football Stars in Singapore

Neymar. Oscar. Fred. David Luiz. Catch these Brazilian superstar footballers in person – right here in Singapore. Some of the world’s best players face off against each other That’s right. … Continue Reading →

Great Eastern Women’s Run 2014: Gearing up for the race, through cooking

They are gearing up for a running race… by learning how to cook. Yes, you read that right. In the lead-up to the Great Eastern Women’s Run (GEWR) to be … Continue Reading →

Go-Karting @ the Rev-Up Singapore Kartnival

During the weekend, participants were given the opportunity to try out go-karting at the Rev-Up Singapore Kartnival at the F1 Pit Building. This carnival had been organised in conjunction with … Continue Reading →

Amputee Runs the 21km Safra Bay Run and Army Half Marathon: Carrying a 5Kg Backpack

Completing a 21km Half Marathon is not an easy feat. But try to run the full distance – while carrying a 5Kg backpack at the same time. That’s exactly what … Continue Reading →

Safra Bay Run and Army Half Marathon: Positive Experience of a Top Runner who Tested Route

As you may know, some runners had tested the race route for the Safra Bay Run and Army Half Marathon – prior to the race. 29-year-old administrative officer, Ivan Low, … Continue Reading →