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Race concept: Charity Run The Run & Raisin’ is an annual charity run and carnival organised by TOUCH Young Arrows (TYA) since 2011 and they aim to raise $300,000 to benefit needy children and families under the care TYA. Also, they aim to increase public awareness of TYA’s work in the...

Race concept: Race Against Racism OnePeople.sg's Orange Ribbon Celebrations aims to rally the community in one voice and make a stand against racism. The Orange Ribbon Run is their signature event where people of all races gather and have fun through running, thereby promoting the values of friendship, mutual understanding...

My First (Standard) Triathlon - Checked My last blog post was in May where I attended a Triathlon Training Clinic conducted by MetaSport in anticipation of participating in my first standard triathlon. On 23 August 2015, I finally did it - 1500m swim, 36km bike and 10km run (in this order)...

Every year, I travels to Hong Kong to catch up with some of my good friends, enjoy the good food, do some outlet shopping and most importantly find new places to explore and run in Hong Kong. During the past few trips, I have always stayed around food haven...

What is the best way to celebrate an unbelievable durian harvest? In Singapore, of course, is to organise a durian run/feast. In most races, runners get finisher medal/t-shirt. At Durian Run, all 4 runners in the team enjoy a basket of 6 durians as reward. Additionally, runners got to enjoy an ice-cream...

For people who are keen to take-up a multi-sport event, it would be good to give the Singapore Aquathlon as a try! Available in the Junior, Sprint and Standard distance, you can join the category you are comfortable with. For first-timers, I will always recommend you to start small, go for the junior...

It has been raining hard for the past 3 days and the skies cleared on the morning of 9th August 2015. The day is the 50th Jubilee birthday of the miracle city state Singapore and SG Unfit Runners decided to pay a visit to Marina Bay, where all the...

  Hong Kong is my second home after Singapore. I lived in Hong Kong for many years,  but this week whilst visiting here for the long weekend, I attempted my first run yesterday. I started early at 7am to avoid the heat - and I am glad I did because yesterday...