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Why Do I Run : 2014 Running Recap

This post is going to serve two purposes: Firstly, it's me thinking about why I run and secondly it's a school report for the SinaiStrider 2014 running performance. Now that the SCMS dust has settled and the Mount Sinai Striders have had their boozy 'that was the year that was'...

Standard Chartered Marathon 2014 (Half Marathon)

It's been slightly more than 1 week since the SCMS 2014 - my first half marathon, The Human's second... and I'm pleased to declare that I AM STILL ALIVE AND BOUNCING! Before anything, I gotta address the doubts I had prior the race... Did I prepare enough? No. (and I blame...

SleekTag: The Christmas Gift for Runners

It's almost Christmas, folks! If you're anything like me, gift-shopping can be an intimidating experience - Who do I have to shop for? What to buy? Where to go? How to avoid all those other shoppers? When can I go home already? What if my friends and family don't...

Race Review: Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2014 [42KM] (by ‘The ReAwakenedRunner’)

SCMS 2014 Objectives : no cramping no over drinking --> bloatedness pace control - not to go fast from the start The Master & The Disciple As a boy, I grew up watching a lot of  Hong Kong Martial Arts movies. A common theme would typically portray a Master-Protege situation. The master always imparts...

Race Review: Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2014 [21km] (by ‘elf’)

The Runner’s Lie With already a few reviews on Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore, I was asking myself whether I should join the fray as well. But since my only 2 posts are related to the Standard Chartered Marathon Series – why not? So let me start off with something most of...

SCSM2014 and… that’s a wrap!

Running past the Standard Chartered 10 km finish line wraps up the runs in 2014.  16 runs in total. My resolution for 2014 was to take part in an ‘official’ run each month and I kept it! I did it! Cheers to me! Hip Hip Hurray! The 16 runs included three kids runs...

Why Has Singapore Become a Pay-To-Run Nation?

Singaporeans must be really training hard to combat the potential rise of the transportation cost in Singapore. With the price of ERP, COE, train fare, taxi fare, bus fare going up, the pragmatic Singaporeans are finding a potentially new way to save on their travel expenses, support a cause, get...

Training Review: How Running in Singapore Is A LOT Harder

Oh, the incredible heat! I'd like to start this post by congratulating all our bloggers on Just Run Lah who have participated in the various events of the SCMS 2014 - hats off to you, ladies and gentlemen, for bravely signing up, running, and surviving what demarcates us as runners...