And why runners don’t have to wear masks?
Up until recently I was wearing a mask whilst running because I was apprehensive, despite clear guidelines. I hadn’t really understood the science behind – no masks. I guess I was baffled when everyone seems to have contradicting interpretations of the science and etiquette around whether to wear a mask or not. First, let’s get
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Basic running etiquette during CB and beyond
During the Circuit Breaker (CB), there was a large increase in the number of people visiting the park connectors (PCNs) to walk/jog/run/cycle. This resulted in regular runners like myself having to find an alternative running route as the PCNs were unusually packed. The lack of adequate knowledge on running etiquette became evident during this time
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An important reminder from your favourite running community
We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and safe during these unprecedented times. When history reports 2020, collective trauma will be at the heart of the story. The current situation is industry, geography, nationality, race or socioeconomic status agnostic. You can be anyone and without a doubt you will be on the emotional roller
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RD Girl Gang shines at Skyhawk
Many of us from the Running Department took off to Malacca last weekend to eat endlessly, stroll aimlessly, bond lovingly and to participate in the 22 KM Skyhawk Nature Run 2020. A trip that has etched it’s memories for us to revisit fondly and frequently. And aren’t we chuffed to share that four of our
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Soo and Strength Training
Many of us know that Soo is a super runner and has many feathers in her running hat. However, recently she has been strength training with the same passion and discipline that she brings to her running training. Her new love for strength training intrigued us and we asked her some questions. Let us see what
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Tracy’s Top Ten Tips For Cameron Ultra Trail
4 days to Cameron Ultra Trail! Here are top ten Cameron Ultra Trail Tips from Tracy who has romanced the Cultra Trail a few times. Wear trail shoes with good grips: One of the key attraction of CULTRA is running through the BOH Tea plantation, the ground is naturally soft and moist. Terrains can be very
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At 39 KM, In to the Pacer’s Mind, to Find
Of course crossing a finish line warrants a big smile on a pacer’s face and that is why every finish line photo is flooded with smiles but today we want to retract 3 KM’s before the finish line, get in to the pacer’s mind and find, what do they think then? Pacing is akin to
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Can runners take a leaf out of Greta Thunberg’s book?
Who is Greta Thunberg and what can runners learn from her? At just 16 years old, Greta Thunberg has started an international youth movement against climate change. The Swedish teenager first staged a “School Strike for Climate” in front of the Swedish Parliament in August last year. She continued to gain international attention after speaking at
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4 Tips for a Healthy Runner’s Diet
So, you finally decided to run a full marathon. You picked up your race kit and I am sure counting down the days until the start in nervous excitement. You must be training hard and testing your body and mental limits, but may I ask you a question? Have you reviewed your pre-race nutrition? My
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How did Janice train for MR25 Ultra Marathon?
The 41st edition of the annual Mizuno MR25 Ultra Marathon took place on 30 December, 2018. Held at Macritchie Reservoir the race is only considered finished when the participant completes 5 laps of 10.35km (approx) each, totalling 51.75km (approx). The winner is the person that completes the most laps within the race’s 12 hours period.
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