It may have been the eve of the Chinese New Year but the URUN Champions were not taking it easy. The trainers definitely did not let them slack at all. Wei Yong and Zen designed a special “Prosperity Training Session” for them, incorporating the lucky number 8.

Running is often perceived as an individual sport, offering a time for peace, solitude and communion with one’s body but running alone can sometimes be boring. Finding a running buddy is a simple and perfect solution for killing your boredom and might be more advantageous than you think – performance and health wise.

For someone who has never enjoyed running as a kid and always had trouble passing NAPFA 2.4km in school, I probably was not thinking straight when I signed up for a full marathon – that’s a whopping 42.195km, 17 times the 2.4km run! To up the stakes, the race was not to be done in Singapore, but in the land down under.

Everybody wants the perfect energy gel or recovery powder to improve race performance. In fact, there is no perfect one-size-fits-all solution. Everybody is different; if we all use different shoes, it makes sense that we should take different energy products too. This review aims to give you a better idea of High5 Nutrition products.

The Lunar New Year is a celebration over many days involving much tradition. The food, as well as each meal of the celebration, has substantial meaning in the Chinese culture. Many of the foods are consumed for luck in the coming year, and the preparation and manner of serving additionally reflects the meaning of good luck.

Today, a large amount of families own dogs and consider them members of their family, so it makes sense that they would combine their own exercise time with that of their dogs. Most families are very busy and struggle to find the time to walk their dogs. For that reason, choosing to begin a running regimen with their dog in tow is a smart idea. In order to have the best experience possible, knowing all there is to know about running with a dog is vital.