Singapore has become a role model for many other countries worldwide, for racial harmony. The main racial groups here, i.e. the Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians, with their varied religious … Continue Reading →
Some of the Arsenal, Everton and Stoke City players – who will be taking part in next month’s Barclays Asia Trophy (BAT) in Singapore – recently tried their hands at … Continue Reading →
After revolutionising mountain multi-sports, and selling over a million pairs over the past ten years, the Salomon XA Pro 3D still defines the versatility of mountain sports – according to Salomon. … Continue Reading →
In the few days leading up to her 200m event at the recent 28th South East Asian (SEA) Games in Singapore, Veronica Shanti Pereira, 19, had not expected to win … Continue Reading →
Last Saturday, East Coast Park parkrun celebrated its first anniversary with a bang. It had a near-record attendance of 62 runners, and the event participants were also treated to a … Continue Reading →
Last weekend, the third and final Sundown Marathon Lead-Up Run was held, to prepare runners for race day on 4 and 5 July. This run which started and ended at … Continue Reading →
Have you been craving for delicious smoked salmon, but aren’t sure where to buy a good piece? You can now get smoked salmon that is packed with freshness and is … Continue Reading →
Recently, the SEA Games gold medal marathon champion, Soh Rui Yong, 23, was the guest speaker at a running clinic, organised by the Young NTUC’s Earth Runners. A group of … Continue Reading →
Jeremy Ng, 32, used to be a “fat kid” who didn’t exercise – and he had weighed 106kg at one stage. But today, he’s an endurance athlete – with his … Continue Reading →
An all-in-one training device for runners, the Sony Smart B-Trainer comprises of a wide myriad of features such as intelligent music playback based on heart rate monitoring, various training plans … Continue Reading →
National runner Ashley Liew Wei Yen, 28, had wanted to make his late Mum proud – when he ran at the SEA Games marathon earlier this month – on June … Continue Reading →
Heading into the 2015 South East Asian (SEA) Games, national swimmer Quah Ting Wen, 22, had been feeling confident and prepared. She said, “Compared to the 2013 Games, which was … Continue Reading →
ALONE – to premiere on History Channel on 22 June – is the boldest and longest survival experiment ever captured by television. Ten hardcore survivors with only one mission This … Continue Reading →
When it came to his turn, six-year-old Mark Brent confidently walked up the steps towards the huge yellow throne. Then he sat down, smiled and folded his arms like he … Continue Reading →
Yesterday, the inaugural edition of The Great Relay Singapore took place at the Dairy Farm trails. Organised by elite ultra runner Vlad Ixel and his partner Eti Rodriguez, the event … Continue Reading →