Manchester United have just sacked their manager, David Moyes. Considering the extremely poor season that Manchester United have had under the leadership of Moyes, this revelation has actually been months … Continue Reading →
Despite the fact that he’s clearly not a night owl and doesn’t perform to his best when he’s running at night, 28-year-old IT executive Marcus Ong has conquered Singapore’s largest … Continue Reading →
Yesterday marked the first time that the Boston Marathon had been held since last year’s fatal bombings – where three people died and more than 200 were injured. So it … Continue Reading →
You may have probably seen them at the two Sundown Marathon Lead-Up Runs – clad in their bright red and pink tee shirts. And you will most likely see more … Continue Reading →
Being mocked, having his shorts pulled down and getting tripped during training or races – is nothing new to 31-year-old civil servant, Edmund Sim. This is because Edmund does racewalking … Continue Reading →
38-year-old Joan Liew is a head-turner wherever she goes. And quite often, people will compliment her on her “nice body.” That’s because Joan, the co-founder of Fitness Factory, is a … Continue Reading →
27-year-old PE teacher Alex Ong is a regular podium finisher at Sundown Marathon races. In 2012, he won the Full Marathon (men’s category) in 3 hours 3 minutes and 28 … Continue Reading →
Due to a horrific navy accident about one and a half years ago, he now has only his right arm (with two fingers) as a limb. His left arm and … Continue Reading →
Sports physician Dr Patrick Goh has treated many leading Singapore athletes, such as Fandi Ahmad, Joscelin Yeo, Ang Peng Siong and Ronald Susilo – during his time at the former … Continue Reading →
He has conquered the Sundown Marathon twice with podium finishes – coming third in the 21km race in 2012, and then winning the 10km relay event last year. 29-year-old Ivan … Continue Reading →
I may have been more than 9,000 miles away when I first heard about the tragic news of the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, 2013. As an avid runner … Continue Reading →
I slowly crawled my way around the stadium track on the handbike. With each turn of the hand pedals, my perspiration dripped down faster. It was barely a couple hundred … Continue Reading →
The date, 15 April 1989, is probably etched firmly into the memory of all Liverpool fans. For it was the day that changed forever not only the city of Liverpool, … Continue Reading →
If you are an avid runner, you would probably have many finisher tee shirts, picked up from your various races. You may have tees from your first 5km and 10km … Continue Reading →
Singaporeans Chin Wei Chong and Ian Lye are running the gruelling Marathon des Sables, a 250km trek across the Sahara Desert – from now untill 14 April this year. Click … Continue Reading →