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Ubin Wayfinder 2015 – Singapore Largest Orienteering Race

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Agility. Endurance. Concentration.

Do you have the abilities of a “thinking runner”? Do you want to inject some fun while doing your daily or weekly runs? Look no further! For the third year running, Ubin Wayfinder is back on 1 November 2015! With about 600 participants expected this year, it will be Singapore’s largest orienteering race among the Wayfinder series.

Join me this year as we explore Pulau Ubin in a unique and interesting way! Participants will have the opportunity to test out their map reading skills, navigation skills and endurance level! 4 categories of the race are available for you to choose from:

  1. Ubin Open Solo – Run and navigate alone.
  2. Ubin Sprint Duo – Run and navigate with a partner of the same gender.
  3. Ubin Mixed Duo – Run and navigate with a partner of a different gender. Most suitable for couples.
  4. Ubin Explorer (min 3 pax) – Run and navigate with your family or a group of friends. Up to 6 participants per group (Additional racer subjected to additional fee)

If you are joining this for the first time, you are encouraged to grab along one or more friends to take part in the duo or explorer category respectively.

What’s more, all JRL readers will get to enjoy 10% off by entering the promo code UBINRUNLAH during checkout! Registration ends on 11 October 2015. For more information, do check out their official website here.

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Click here to register.
JustRunLah! is proud to be the official running portal for Ubin Wayfinder 2015.
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TheMinionGoesRunning
My running journey started when I was in NS. Since then, I fell in love with running. Apart from keeping fit, running allows me to relieve stress from everyday work. It redefines what it means to breathe, every step and strike you take, and the meaning of mind over body(especially during marathons). Running reminds me no matter how tired you are, be it in running or in life, never never give up. At the same time not to forget to admire the beautiful sceneries around you. I run to be me.

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