BAT 2015: Arsenal’s Calum Chambers Wins Chapteh Challenge
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 →
Limited Edition Salomon XA Pro 3D To Mark 10th Year Anniversary
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 →
Running in the Olympics: 200m Sprint Gold Medallist, Shanti Pereira’s Goal
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 →
East Coast Park parkrun in Singapore celebrates its first anniversary
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 →
OSIM Sundown Marathon 2015 Lead-Up Run #3: Tips from Official Pacers
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 →
Tasty Smoked Salmon
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 →
Tips from SEA Games Champion Soh Rui Yong @ Young NTUC Earth Runners’ Clinic
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 →
From Fat Kid to Endurance Athlete
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 →
Review: Sony Smart B-Trainer – An All-in-One Training Device for Runners
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 →
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 →
ALONE – The Bravest Survival Experiment Captured on Television
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 →
Getting Wet and Slimy @ The Nickelodeon Slime Cup 2015
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 →
Race Review: The Great Relay Singapore 2015
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 →
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 →