How to choose a bike
So you have decided to buy a bike. And now you are trying to decide what type of bike is the most suitable for your needs. Here are some tips … Continue Reading →
Running Versus Cycling as a form of exercise
The two most common forms of cardio activity for most people, are probably running and cycling. Here is a look at what effects these workouts will have on the body. … Continue Reading →
Running 50km Every Day… For 50 Consecutive Days
Yong Yuen Cheng, 43, currently has a swollen Achilles tendon – which needs icing every 5km. But still, the pain won’t stop him from continuing with his rather ambitious bid … 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 →
Mayweather Defeats Pacquiao: How The Fight Played Out on Twitter
As you probably know already, yesterday Floyd Mayweather Jr (@FloydMayweather) defeated Manny Pacquiao (@MannyPacquiao) who had won world titles in an unprecedented eight weight divisions – by unanimous decision – … Continue Reading →
Race Review: Energiser Singapore Night Trail Race 2015
I took part in the 18km Category of the Energiser Singapore Night Trail Race 2015 last night, at the Lor Asrama trails in Mandai. Three night trail running categories available … 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 →
2015 SEA Games Representative Melvin Wong Started Running in 2012
This June, national athlete Melvin Wong, 31, will be representing Singapore in the 5,000m and 10,000m track events at the 2015 Sea Games – taking place on home soil for … Continue Reading →
2015 SEA Games Cyclist Low Ji Wen: Success Comes With Sacrifice
He had been so determined to achieve his dream of becoming a professional cyclist – that Low Ji Wen, now 25, withdrew from Anglo-Chinese Junior College – after having studied … Continue Reading →













