Simply all the other distances covered and interesting races.
As usual, browsing through the events on Facebook and came across this race. Was actually looking for drinking events then end up signing for a trail race. What attracted me to this place was that I had been to Kota Tinggi when I was young and wanted to go back again. Another thing is that I was quite sure that there will not be many Singaporeans in this race. […]
Time flies and Shape run is back again. Last year I ran by myself for this one. But this year, I had decided to run with Running Hour. An all ladies run, this run is one of the highlights for ladies in Singapore.
The Decathlon Get Active race is a collaborative run event with the Sports Active Singapore. The 7 Km race has men, women and also a special pair category, whereby the pair results are taken into consideration for the finishing.
Melaka Marathon is held in the Heritage state of Malacca in Malaysia. In 2008, Malacca was listed as the UNESCO world heritage site for its long history and architectural buildings.
Mikkellar Bar in Singapore was opened only the recent few years. I remember when I started to get interested in craft beer drinking, I chanced upon their store at the current Bunker Bunker and then then Deck.
So Lululemon, some heard of it, some might not, it is a leading brand in athelesisure wear, predominantly for Yoga. They also have some apparel and accessories for running.
A race that most Singaporeans anticipate and for newbie marathoners, definitely a must do. The Sundown marathon takes participants racing through the night in Singapore and till the dawn breaks the next day. Having participated it many years back, my last race was 2017. I felt that I needed to give it a break because it is really too torturing for me not to sleep 😛
A run that I will not miss every year in place of the Standard Chartered Marathon. I think the last time I did the Standard Chartered Singapore marathon was 2014 for the full marathon. After that I have not been very keen to do it, mostly is because it is quite expensive and the route was always the same. […]
The walk for rice event is conceptualised by the SouthWest CDC and supported by NTUC to help raise rice, a staple for needy families in the South West CDC. For every 200m walked, one bowl of rice will be donated to the needy.
Another one of those Ekiden races well liked by Singaporeans. This year the race venue is at the Palawan Beach, Sentosa. Participants can chose to do the half marathon or full marathon distances divided among four runners. For the registration, just one of the team mates can sign up and pay for all online and there will be an invitation sent out for the rest of the participants.