TRENDING

It is a given fact that we are all born naked. As young children and adolescents, we learn how to wear clothing and appreciate fashion sense. As many of us begin our running careers, we remember the charm of adolescence and the bare look. Proper clothing is important in any athletic event, including marathon running. During the early years of marathons, men and women would be conservatively clad from head to toe. Unfortunately, trends in running fashion have changed over the years. It seems as if the less clothing, the more successful a runner will be.

Giving participants a first-hand taste of the hard-core Spartan lifestyle, the workout featured several challenging exercises, including Spartan Race’s most notorious move – the burpee. Popularised by the military, this full body exercise has become the ‘currency’ of all Spartan Races around the globe. If a participant fails an obstacle during the race, he or she ‘pays’ the penalty of 30 burpees before moving on.

Here are some numbers, alarming numbers: an estimated 1,000 children die every day due to poor sanitation. Of the world’s 7 billion population, 2.5 billion do not have access to proper sanitation, and nearly one billion still defecate in the open.

It’s often lauded for being the toughest local foot race, and it’s back for its 8th edition on Saturday, 10 October 2015. The Singapore leg of the North Face 100 Asia Pacific ultra-marathon series will flag off from MacRitchie Reservoir and take participants on a new route through the island’s nature trails.

They look and feel great, and are sure to get you pumped too! The Reebok ZPump Fusion TR are not only fun – you pump air into it to get a personalised fit, but are also comfortable, thanks to its midsole cradle and metasplit, expansion-grooved forefoot support. These high-performance shoes comes with several other features too, but the tire-inspired traction underfoot seals the deal for us.

First things first: This Dr. Ruth is not the U.S. TV personality and sex therapist, but she’s plenty sexy—for an 80-year-old with a remarkable story to tell. The feisty, optimistic vegan is not bashful about sharing her opinions after surviving more than most throughout her action-packed life. She’s an author, speaker, lifestyle coach, marathoner, cancer survivor and if you saw the award-winning documentary film “Forks over Knives,” she appeared in that, too. Dare we add that Dr. Ruth is a great-grandmother and former military logistics engineer whose life story has taken our collective breath away?