One Year On: The Passing of Mr Lee Kuan Yew
Exactly one year ago, on the 23rd of March, Singapore’s founding father Mr Lee Kuan Yew passed away. And no doubt, many Singaporeans will be using this week to reflect … Continue Reading →
Food Review: Hearty and affordable fare @ Meat n’ Chill
Located along Sixth Avenue at Bukit Timah, Meat n’ Chill prides itself at serving great American food at affordable prices – for families and friends to indulge in and bond … Continue Reading →
Twilight Ultra Challenge 2016 @ Sengkang Riverside Park
Organised by Running Guild, the sixth edition of the Twilight Ultra Challenge took place last weekend, with more than 180 participants registered for the race. Beginning at 7.00pm on Saturday evening, … Continue Reading →
National Records Fall on Final Day of 47th SNAG Swimming Championships
The 100m Women’s Freestyle and the U17 Girls 4x100m Relay national records fell, in a record-breaking finale at the Singapura Finance 47th Singapore National Age Group Swimming Championships (SNAG). In … Continue Reading →
The Carnival Run 2016 @ Bedok Reservoir Park
Featuring a scenic and picturesque route for runners together with a carnival for them and their families too, the Carnival Run last evening, a 5km fun timed run, was organised … Continue Reading →
Marina Chan and Quah Ting Wen meet Rio Olympics ‘B’ Timings at the SNAG
In the Women’s 50m Freestyle at the Singapura Finance 47th Singapore National Age Group Swimming Championships (SNAG), Nur Marina Chan Shi Min Alif Abdullah and Quah Ting Wen met the … Continue Reading →
Lionel Khoo and Quah Ting Wen Make Olympics ‘B’ Cuts
Lionel Khoo Chien Yin set a new National Record in the Men’s 100m Breaststroke event last night at the Singapura Finance 47th Singapore National Age Group Swimming Championships (SNAG). Lionel … Continue Reading →
Run, Dance and Party Non-Stop with the Music Run by AIA
Come 23 April, you can run, dance and party non-stop at the MUSIC RUN by AIA. An immersive 5km run that places music right at the very heart of the … Continue Reading →
Famous Hong Kong Tai Cheong Egg Tarts in Singapore
Have you tried the famous Tai Cheong egg tarts from Hong Kong yet? An old style bakery in Hong Kong, Tai Cheong is over half a century old and well-known … Continue Reading →
Quah Siblings Do Well at Singapura Finance 47th SNAG Swimming Championships
Singapore’s swimming siblings Quah Ting Wen and Quah Zheng Wen put up a strong showing at the Singapore National Age Group (SNAG) Swimming Championships last evening. Ting Wen sets a … Continue Reading →
Swimmer Glen Lim Rewrites his U14 National Record
At the Singapura Finance 27th Singapore National Age Group (SNAG) Swimming Championships last evening at the Singapore Sports Hub, swimmer Glen Lim Jun Wei rewrote his own National Boy’s U14 … Continue Reading →
Tips for taking photos in low light
Low light photography can be incredibly frustrating if you don’t have the right equipment to take photos in a dim or no light environment. While having a flash may be … Continue Reading →
Have Good Running Techniques
Some runners may be very injury-prone yet others can go on for years without suffering any running injuries. Having the correct running technique may have something to do with having … Continue Reading →
Fats in Diet can be Good for runners
Fats generally have a bad reputation amongst the public these days, and as such, many people, including athletes and runners, believe that eating anything containing fats, is unhealthy. But this … Continue Reading →
NTUC Income RUN 350: Advice on running shoes & injuries by Top Runner, Dr Derek Li
To prepare runners for the upcoming RUN 350, organised by Young NTUC – and taking place on 10 April, top marathoner Dr Derek Li, who is also a General Practitioner … Continue Reading →