With its historical architecture and cultural significance, the Anderson Bridge is a key part of Singapore’s colonial history and has played host to public events such as the National Day … Continue Reading →
More than 44,000 runners, including 8,000 overseas runners from over 70 countries, took to the streets of Singapore last weekend for the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon (SCSM), making it a … Continue Reading →
Despite being the defending champion, Soh Rui Yong had not been the fastest runner, heading into the 2017 South East Asian (SEA) Games in Kuala Lumpur (KL) earlier this year. … Continue Reading →
The Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon (SCSM) takes place in about 14 weeks’ time, on the morning of Sunday, 3 December. I caught up with Ben Pulham, 36, the founder of … Continue Reading →
To prepare runners for the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore (SCMS), a series of talks organised by Ironman, who are putting together the SCMS 2016 race, had been held. The final … Continue Reading →
Now into its ninth edition this year, the 2016 edition of the OSIM Sundown Marathon took place yesterday in the wee hours of the morning, with more than 27,600 runners … Continue Reading →
The moment that national marathon runner Ashley Liew Wei Yen, 28, had touched down in Singapore last Saturday midnight – for the 2015 SEA Games, the first thing that he … Continue Reading →
Earlier this month, Singapore’s Soh Rui Yong, 23, made his marathon running debut at the California International Marathon – and became the second-fastest Singaporean ever, to complete a 42.195km race. … Continue Reading →
GPS and heart rate company TomTom will help participants to achieve their running goals at the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore (SCMS) this December. TomTom is closely supporting the SCMS 2014 … Continue Reading →
It is common among elite runners to do two training runs in a single day – that is, one in the morning and one in the evening. But recreational runners … Continue Reading →
He ran his first Full Marathon at the end of 2012, dragging a 9kg tyre behind him – and finished the race within seven hours. He had a mere eight … Continue Reading →
Doing a marathon in itself is already tough. Firstly, you have to commit many months of training into the task. Then you must be prepared to suffer dehydration, cramps and … Continue Reading →
South East Asia’s fastest marathoner has struck gold yet again – and this time, it was at the inaugural MediaCorp Hong Bao Run, today. He claimed the first prize of … Continue Reading →
UPDATE: All 30 slots have now been taken up for the 100 Marathon Club Austria – Invitational Marathon. Registrations for the race are now CLOSED. The organiser would like to … Continue Reading →
You would have probably noticed the pacers and their brightly colourful balloons when you were taking part in the Standard Chartered Marathon last Sunday. You might even have followed them … Continue Reading →