Editorials

We're going to talk about the final kilometer of the 43.125km. No matter the distance, it's the kilometer right after your race. You can shrug it off because let's be honest, you're probably just going to be a tired pile on the ground by then. Instead of staying glued to...

Sony’s Smart B- Trainer™ has been the dream all-in-one smart device for runners with 6 built-in sensors that can record up to 11 running logs, 16GB of music storage, GPS function and heart-rate monitor. As a music lover and a runner who needs some motivational boost especially during long...

What do you fear most happening on race day itself? a) You get a side stitch within the first 5 km b) Your heel hurts and you can't go further c) You need to pee Runners have their fair share of worst nightmares, and every little thing that happens on race day itself can...

#1 Rest And Recover Listen to your body and do not push yourself to jump back into training immediately. Go for a easy 5-6km jog after your work today to help ease off the lactic build up in your muscles. If you do not have proper recovery from your marathon, you’ll...

If you were out in the streets of Singapore running this morning, congratulations! We hope you had a great experience and SCMS2015 brought out the best in you. Here at JustRunLah! we ran our own marathon: For the first time in Singapore, we hosted a LIVE stream of media...

LIVE COVERAGE ENDED / ARCHIVE We are excited to bring you the first live coverage of a running event in Singapore! Whether you are running or cheering for a family or friend, you can keep track of all happenings across all SCMS2015 categories via this page, or by using JustRaceLah! -...

The 5-year principal sponsor of the world famous Angkor Wat International Half Marathon (AWHM), Manulife, raised a total of US$25,000 for Angkor Hospital for Children, where US$100 will be donated per runner from Manulife. As part of Manulife’s commitment in raising awareness of the importance of health and wellness, Manulife...

The exhilaration comes when you approach the finishing line, with the huge SEIKO timer set up at its side. The seconds tick by - you distract yourself from the pain a little by recalling the time you had started and count the number of minutes and seconds you had taken...