The fifth 2XU Compression Run saw some 20,000 participants gathered bright and early at 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, 2 August 2015. The run, which was postponed from March to August in view of the late Mr. Lee Kuan Yew’s passing, saw participants in high spirits as they pushed themselves to perform their personal bests.

Over a thousand teams gathered together at the Singapore Sports Hub on the Saturday evening, 1 August 2015 to be part of Singapore’s first ever relay-only night marathon event. The inaugural ASICS City Relay sent teams of four off on high spirits in a unique running event. Competing in the Open, Students, Running Clubs, and Corporations categories, each team member ran an approximate 10.5 km circuit along the Singapore Sports Hub precinct and the adjacent Kallang River.

Returning to the CBD for the third year running, the iconic Bloomberg Square Mile Relay calls on teams from Singapore’s toughest businesses to once again compete for glory. The ultimate corporate relay race will send teams of 10 runners dashing 1.6 km from The Promontory @ Marina Bay at sunset, 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, 1 October 2015.

Will you take your dog for a walk when Singapore’s rainy season is underway? Not exactly. But the Fitbit Surge does other things once you leash your pup and grab an umbrella. Fitbit’s newest iteration of trackers offers updated features deserving your inspection, so whether you already own the brand or are thinking of buying, keep reading!

Following last year’s roaring debut, the PUMA Night Run is back again this year on Saturday, 17 October! Set to blaze the streets with heart-pumping adrenaline, the run comes with a newly refreshed route along the scenic Marina Barrage.

Take a close look at photographs of Manu Vilaseca. They’re enough to make you wonder if anything you’re doing to pursue a healthy lifestyle compares! This vibrant woman never met an athletic endeavour she couldn’t conquer, which is why those pictures depict her mountain biking, running and joyously plundering every type of topography that passes beneath her feet. Many of Manu’s photos show a dirt- and mud-covered face above a huge grin, pony tail eschew. But it’s the feminine little earrings she wears on rugged challenges that drew our attention. Beneath Manu’s exterior lies a girly-girl who’s as quick to don a pair of earrings as she is to lace up her running shoes and conquer the world. We are glad to speak to her.