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OCBC Cycle is the biggest cycling event held annually in Singapore. This event allows cyclists to visit iconic landmarks and places of interest under closed road conditions. There were around 6800 participants in this year's edition. After a two years hiatus, I decided to participate this year's Straits Times Ride...

The OCBC Cycle was into its 11th year running, held on 12th May, two weeks after my Eco Run Half Marathon.  I first signed up in 2015, then in 2016. Yes, after I started taking an interest in running. Looking back, those were the two years where a lot...

Wooohoooo! Runcation!? And it's Bangkok again this time to participate in Supersports 10 Mile International Run Series Thailand!? Though I went to Bangkok just a few months ago in February to shop, eat, sight-see as well as to participate in Amazing Thailand Marathon but I'll never complain of having...

I have successfully completed running at least 10km a day every day for 100 days straight! I've never missed a single day of running, no matter how tired I was. This is a challenge I set for myself to test my perseverance and fitness potential. I had previously written...

Singapore's trail runners don't seem to figure much, if at all, on the radar of the city-state's planners. Our fast growing community has to make do with a limited and diminishing set of options. I am vaguely hopeful that the need for more, and more continuous unpaved options may...

Sometimes I find it super sian to travel the distance just to run a 5KM run. The traveling time to the event site might even be longer than the run itself! Hahaha!! ? But I just need to remind myself, years ago when I started running, even 1km was...

This race was just 2 weeks after my Guam Marathon.  And it'd been a long time since I ran a Half Marathon or Marathon in Singapore.  It felt kinda exciting having to come back after a long hiatus from running longer distance in Singapore. I did not manage to get...

Every day, the running blogosphere, of which I admittedly am an insignificant but nevertheless guilty part, adds motivational, reflective, entertaining, educational, journalistic, etc. etc., pieces to its already unfathomably large and seemingly diverse universe. I say 'seemingly' because ultimately the number of genres it contains and the thematic conventions...