About Orange Ribbon Run from Dr Janil Puthucheary, the Chairman of OnePeople.sg
Respect, Understand, Trust!
The Orange Ribbon Run, happening on 10th September this year, is Singapore’s one and only run against racism. The Orange Ribbon Run is organized by OnePeople.Sg, which is the leading advocate for multi-racialism, as well as the voice and main resource centre on race relations in Singapore....
Jeju Mandarin International Marathon 2016 in Korea’s Most Beautiful Island!
We runners love to do #runcation and we have a long list of the globe’s must-do events. And this coming 13 November, Jeju Mandarin International Marathon 2016 in South Korea city can be your autumn holiday! But why Korea? Because recently in Korea, the new word “Maranic” (marathon +...
3 Most Hated-by-runners Slopes in KL
Most runners favour a pancake flat course - look at the numbers travelling all the way to the super flat Gold Coast just to attempt their PBs! Throw in a hill or two and you wipe that smile of their face. Most runners dread the slopes. Hills are the...
KL Standard Chartered Marathon 2016 – Where Records Are Made
KL Standard Chartered Marathon has always been a tale of strength, challenges, perseverance, sweat, blood and tears. Runners overcome all adversity to come in triumphant, giving it all they have got to complete the distance, achieving new personal bests and this year even breaking the national record. Even more...
Location of The Performance Series Race 4 Revealed!
With the objective to bring runners through unique iconic landscapes of Singapore, the Race 3 of The Performance Series last weekend attracted 5500 runners to come together at Gardens by the Bay and celebrate SG51. Three areas – North (Punggol - Coney Island), West (Jurong Lake), Central (Gardens by the...
Triathlon Racing in Asia: What You Need to Know
The triathlon event is a 3 sport event starting with a swim, followed by the bike and you finish it off with a run. Just like running events, there are many distances to a triathlon. The most common distances are the Sprint (750m swim, 20km bike, 5km run), the...
An Interview with Neo Jie Shi: Olympic Marathoner
We are all busy, we are all short on time and we all have a million things to do in one day! After all, it’s how determined you are to go for a run and how committed you are to achieve something great.
Here’s one: Neo Jie Shi, who progress...
Race for a Cause: Race to Feed 2016
Following yet another huge success in 2015, Race to Feed returns this year in Hong Kong on October 23rd looking to mark another streak of success. The race will be held along Pak Shek Kok Promenade, facing magnificent views of the Tolo Harbour. This year, there will be an Individual 10km...