WFH induced bad postures and remedies

On 25th Oct, 2019 a British daily, The Indépendant published an article, Life-sized doll shows office workers could have permanently hunched backs in 20 years The article introduces us to a doll named Emma, who has a permanently bent back caused by sitting for hours in a bad position, varicose veins from poor blood flow,

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Postpartum Running for New Mummies

I have just given birth to a baby boy (Shameless me: I think he is quite cute!) and haven’t been running for a year in preparation for his birth. I have always stared hard at various Instagram posts of mummies running with a big belly that is dangerously hanging low and wonder, am I going

International Women’s Day Special: 6 Running Facts About Women

Today is International Women’s Day, thus we are dedicating this article to all ladies out there. Of course, guys, you are more than welcome to read on to learn more about us! The female body is physiologically very different from the male body. Here are some facts that you may or may not already know

Covid-19: How to Run Safely

Update: All runs with Running Department will be put on hold until further notice. Believe us, we miss you, but your well-being is of utmost importance at this point. Stay healthy, and we will see you again when we can. Also, in view of the latest advisory by the Ministry of Health, please do not

Running OSIM Sundown Marathon ? It is time to understand Carbo Loading.

You’ve probably heard the term carb loading thrown around, especially around athletes right before a big race as they stuff their faces with mountains of bread and spaghetti. Truth be told many of us don’t really understand Carbo Loading. With OSIM Sundown Marathon roughly around two weeks away let us throw some light on Carbo

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Do I even need Sunscreen? Part 1 of 2

When comes to products we always question whether we really need them or they are just a part of our vanity kit? In this article we explore all things sunscreen. Let’s get started. How important is sunscreen? Sunscreen prevents skin cancer; UV is a known human carcinogen. It is found that more people develop skin

Do I even need Sunscreen? Part 2 of 2

Is sunscreen necessary indoors or when it’s cloudy? Yes. UV rays are everywhere, and UVA in particular, is able to penetrate window panes. Are waterproof sunscreens truly waterproof? There is no sunscreen that is truly waterproof for long periods when exposed to water. Such claims are no longer allowed by the FDA. Waterproof or water-resistant

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5 Fun Hacks to Curb your Post CNY Overeating Guilt

Have you eaten too many pineapple tarts, slices of ‘bak kwa’ or Chinese New Year cookies? Do you feel like you need to work your butts off to get back on track? After thorough and rather fun filled research, we have short-listed 5 of our favourite ways to salvage the situation! So, here are 5

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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

Prehabilitation with Ying Rong

We know that many runners visit a physiotherapist when they are injured. Do you know that a physio can help you even before injury strikes? We ask Ying Rong, co-founder and senior physiotherapist at The Rehab Lab to tell us about prehabilitation. What is prehabilitation? Prehabilitation is about the prevention of injuries. It refers to

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