TriFactor Run & RunSwim 2024 takes place at East Coast Park
A recent oil spill at East Coast Park earlier this week threatened to derail the Tri Factor Run & RunSwim event. But the event went on in the end, despite … Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Triathlon Singapore
Race Review: TRI-Factor Triathlon [Freshman] 2019
The TRI-Factor Series is one of Singapore’s long-standing Multi-Sports series which began in 2009 and has since grown from strength to strength. And it is an inclusive event engaging participants … Continue Reading →
Recovery and sleep is just as important as hard triathlon training, says national triathlete Bryce Chong
National triathlete Bryce Chong Sheng Cher, 20, has been involved in the sport for more than eight years. Originally a competitive swimmer, Bryce, a final year Sports and Leisure Management … Continue Reading →
Race Review: The Singapore International Triathlon 2017 (Sprint)
The Singapore International Triathlon (SIT) is Singapore’s pioneer triathlon event and has been around for more than 30 years. It had been established in 1984 when triathlons and endurance sports … Continue Reading →
Motivation and passion is important to do well, says national triathlete Zach Low
National triathlete Zacharias Low Zhi Zhong, 20, had been a competitive swimmer since his primary school days. But after 12 years in swimming at the top level, Zacharias, who is … Continue Reading →
How to move from running into triathlon
The feeling of finishing a marathon is priceless, but after running and conquering several marathons, you may want a new challenge. Initially you might have first gotten into running for … Continue Reading →
National triathlete Phoebe Kee swapped basketball for triathlon
Phoebe Kee started cross country running about two years ago, and she began taking triathlon seriously only when she joined Second Wind Academy’s ITU programme, earlier this year. Prior to … Continue Reading →
Race Review: TRI-Factor Triathlon 2017
The TRI-Factor Series is a four-legged mass participation sports series consisting of a swimming leg, a cycling leg, a running leg, and followed by a full triathlon. The aim of … Continue Reading →
Anyone can do a full Ironman
Everyone can complete an Ironman race. This is according to Dr Joanna Lin, 53. Said Joanna, an Ironman triathlete who works full time as an oncologist at Gleneagles Hospital in … Continue Reading →
A Sharing session with Uncle Chan Meng Hui, Astavita Singapore & Tri-Factor Series Singapore
Not too long ago, experienced marathon runner Uncle Chan Meng Hui, now aged 87, and I, had been invited by Astavita Singapore and the Tri-Factor Series Singapore to give a … Continue Reading →
Triathlete Wille Loo: Be willing to make sacrifices to achieve your goals.
In 2015, Wille Loo Chun Rong, 34, had been the only Singaporean South East Asia (Sea) Games triathlon medallist. He had won the bronze medal. But now heading into the … Continue Reading →
Denise Chia: Parents pivotal to her triathlon success
National triathlete Denise Chia, had first got into the sport of triathlon, at the tender age of seven. Said the 20 year old, who will next month be heading to … Continue Reading →
The “Super Mom” who juggles Ironman triathlons, motherhood and work
She is an Ironman triathlete with aspirations to one day race at the Kona Ironman World Championships, as well as being a mother of three young boys all aged under six … Continue Reading →
Tips from Ironman 70.3 World Champion Tim Reed
Tim Reed, Ironman 70.3 World Champion, is currently in town for the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore (SCMS). Reed loves Singapore I caught up with the 31 year old professional triathlete … Continue Reading →
Running with Australia’s Tim Reed, Ironman World Champion
Runners and triathletes had the opportunity to run together with an Ironman World Champion, Tim Reed, in an event which had been organised by Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore and Ironman … Continue Reading →