By Caleb Seow Kristian Blummentfelt crossed the Professional Triathlon Organisation (PTO) Asian championships finish line in Singapore with a time of 3:20:48. A famous victory, streamed to millions of viewers, and prize winning of $100k USD. But this sort of popularity and athletic earnings in the sport wasn’t always the case. When you think triathlon,... Continue Reading →
If there’s one thing Sidney Kumar has learned as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic this year, it would be a greater, immeasurable appreciation of sport, prompting Sidney to start the 'Create Don't Hate' podcast.
It has been 104 days since I last played football (or soccer, as many in Singapore call it). My weapon of choice, the adidas X19.1 FG boots from the adidas 302 Redirect Pack, has been temporarily stored away. They are unable to serve their primary purpose for the foreseeable future, as we patiently await the resumption of sports in Singapore in Phase Two (“Safe Transition”).
Deep breaths, occasional grunting, the sound of legs shuffling and shouts of “slow runners keep left!” For some, this is music to the ears. While most Singaporeans were sound asleep, enjoying a quiet Saturday night with family and friends or out partying, close to 25,000 runners gathered to participate in the 12th edition of the OSIM Sundown Marathon 2019.
Using a camera to capture moments is Lim Yong Teck's forte. We speak to the photographer to find out more about his story and how it all began.
It is that time of the year again where brands start jumping onto the NDP bandwagon by creating locally inspired products or the cliché discount offers. But over at Run Society and Spacebib, they have taken things up a notch by initiating a race like no other!
Game On Singapore 