Editorials

Day 1: Arrival We are excited to be travelling to Japan with Flight Centre Active Travel (FCAT) for the 2015 Osaka Marathon! Part of our team together with the GM of FCAT have touched down and settled in Osaka. Check back daily for a complete travelogue including the race expo and of course...

Singapore Rail Corridor has been a popular running route, providing runners a safe, uninterrupted and peaceful run in Singapore. This unique corridor is a green passageway stretching from Bukit Timah to Tanjong Pagar and connects many green spaces together along the way. Unfortunately, the Singapore Rail Corridor will be closed...

We may have a steadily growing running community in Singapore now with race events occurring every weekend, but things were not looking as great in the past. Athletes from the past generation did not receive as much support (financially and also in terms of supporters at events); many of...

It can be difficult to predict how much exercise is too much for our body and it can be enticing sometimes to push ourselves to achieve a certain goal. When that happens, overworking will only have a backwards effect on our body and we may even end up getting...

Heading to the gym and need a set of workout to follow? To become a stronger runner, it is not just about the legs; we also have to work on our core stability and upper body mobility for improved posture and more efficient movements. You can try these 5...

This year marks Great Eastern’s 10th year of unifying women in health and life. Asia’s largest women-only race – Great Eastern Women’s Run – is a run for ladies from all walks of lives. Featuring the 5km, 10km and 21.1km race distances, Great Eastern aims to make the run...

This year 2015 we saw one of the worst cases of haze in the Southeast Asia region. PSI levels rose to a record high level of 341, schools were closed, events were cancelled and Singaporeans were recommended to stay indoors most of the time. Even though things are turning...

You’re a runner, you love to run. You know your fartleks from your tempos, you’ve memorised your VO2 Max and you can recite your PBs for all distances from the 100m sprint to the marathon. You are more likely to recall your first race than your parents’ wedding anniversary. In...