Runner Zac Leow: From Spinal Cord Injury Patient to National Athlete
In the days following a devastating spinal cord accident, Zac Leow had been told that he would never walk again, let alone run. Yet today, Zac, 30, is not only … Continue Reading →
Category Archives: SEA Games
Be Mentally Strong, says SEA Games Gold Medallist Marathoner, Soh Rui Yong
The date was 7 December 2014. Soh Rui Yong, now the 2015 SEA Games marathon gold medallist – had been at his first-ever marathon in California, at the starting line. … Continue Reading →
Last Minute Triathlon Tips: By SEA Games Bronze Medallist Wille Loo
National triathlete Wille Loo Chuan Rong, 32, has come a long way since he picked up the sport ten years ago. That was just after completing his National Service when … Continue Reading →
Cycling Tips by SEA Games Cyclist, Low Ji Wen
Low Ji Wen, 25, has come a long way. From not finishing junior college, he is now a professional cyclist with the CCN Cycling Team as well as a well-respected … Continue Reading →
SEA Games: Marathoner Ashley Liew Pulls Both Hamstrings But Finishes 42.195km Run
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 →
2015 SEA Games: National Swimmer, Quah Ting Wen, is back after surfing accident
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 →
SEA Games Triathlete Wille Loo Battles Hip Injury to Win Bronze for Singapore
It was his very first time representing Singapore at a major regional level – but Wille Loo Chuan Rong, 32, had been feeling pretty sure and confident of himself in … Continue Reading →
SEA Games 2015: The rain helped marathon gold medalist Soh Rui Yong to victory
On the morning of the SEA Games marathon last Sunday, eventual winner Soh Rui Yong, 23 had been up and raring to go. The national runner and Business Administration student … Continue Reading →
2015 SEA Games: Marathoner Soh Rui Yong wanted chicken rice on landing in Singapore
Chicken rice. This was the first thing that marathon runner Soh Rui Yong, 23 had felt like eating – the moment he had touched down in Singapore – from the … Continue Reading →
100PLUS Goes Gold This 2015 SEA Games
To celebrate the return of the SEA Games in Singapore, after a 22-year hiatus, 100PLUS has launched a limited edition GOLD CAN. Every 100PLUS GOLD CAN will act as the … Continue Reading →
2015 SEA Games: Wakeboarding initially left Sasha Christian in tears
Sasha Christian, 22, may be South East Asia’s top female wakeboarder today, but when she had first tried out the sport, she was left in tears. Said Christian, a full-time … Continue Reading →
2015 SEA Games: Marathoner Ashley Liew is Back in Singapore
The moment that national marathon runner Ashley Liew Wei Yen, 28, had touched down in Singapore last Saturday midnight – for the 2015 SEA Games, the first thing that he … Continue Reading →
Rachel See: She didn’t expect to qualify for the SEA Games Marathon
Runner Rachel See, 32, didn’t expect to qualify for the marathon event at the 2015 South East Asian (SEA) Games – which is being staged on Singapore soil, for the … Continue Reading →
Neo Jie Shi Ran 3 Marathons in 3 Months to Qualify for SEA Games
In a last-minute ambitious bid to qualify for the 2015 SEA Games in Singapore, marathon runner Neo Jie Shi, 30, ran three marathons in three months. This began with the … Continue Reading →
National Sprinter Calvin Kang: Going for Gold at the SEA Games 2015
Sprinter Calvin Kang Li Loong, 25, fell ill the week before the 77th Singapore Open 2015 – which took place in early April this year. The meet had been his … Continue Reading →