A Challenging Run: The 100 Marathon Club Austria – Invitational Marathon
This was a marathon race with a difference – it was held to welcome one avid Austrian marathoner, Dr Anton Reiter, 60, to Singapore. The Chairman of the Austrian 100 … Continue Reading →
Running During The Singapore Haze
The annual haze season is back. For runners, this is definitely a very frustrating time, because it means that we can’t really train properly for upcoming races. And in a … Continue Reading →
Run For Charity at 2014 Sundown Marathon
Are you thinking of running a marathon for charity this year and spreading some love and goodwill to others? Well, you can do so at the Sundown Marathon this year. … Continue Reading →
Missing Malaysian Airlines MH370 Plane: What Happened? A New Theory
A post by a university student on Tumblr, explaining a possible theory regarding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 – has gone viral on the Internet. Slow and Gradual … Continue Reading →
How To Beat Level 425: Tips From A Player, Jasmine Jay
Level 425 is one of the toughest levels in Candy Crush Saga, because the meringues and bombs pose a major obstacle to collecting the 230 blue candies + five wrapped/striped … Continue Reading →
Malaysia Airlines Plane MH370 Disappearing Into Another Dimension
***NEW*** It has been confirmed that MH370 crashed into the Southern Indian Ocean. RIP to all the passengers and crew members. To find out why the plane may have crashed, … Continue Reading →
How To Stay Safe On A Night Run
Training and running at night has a certain degree of magic that daytime running does not typically have. This is because at night, the scenery and landscape that you see, … Continue Reading →
Beat Candy Crush Level 167: Tips From Player, Jasmine Jay
Level 167 is quite tough for some players, because the meringues and chocolate factories will pose a hindrance to achieving your objective. But Candy Crush player Jasmine Jay, 24, managed … Continue Reading →
Should You Be Running Twice A Day?
It is common among elite runners to do two training runs in a single day – that is, one in the morning and one in the evening. But recreational runners … Continue Reading →
Tips From Singapore’s Oldest Marathon Runner: Chan Meng Hui
At 84 years of age, he is easily the oldest marathoner in Singapore – and his aim is to complete 100 marathons before he considers even slowing down. In fact, … Continue Reading →
A Runner’s Leg Pain: My Experience with Exertional Compartment Syndrome
You may not have heard of compartment syndrome, but runners do get it. I have been struggling with exertional compartment syndrome in my left leg (below the knee area) since … Continue Reading →











