Body in Motion

Singapore Biathlon: What you should do before and after the race

The 2012 Singapore Biathlon is just less than 24 hours away. By now, you would have already tapered down your training and making your final preparations for the race. Here are some tips on what you should do the day before, during and after your race on March 3rd. ...

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Nutrition tips for Singapore Biathlon 2012

The Singapore Biathlon 2012 is just days away and as you enter the final leg of your preparations for the race, it is time to cut back on your training and start watching your nutritional intake to maintain your desired body weight and stock up enough fuel for your body to deliver your peak performance on event day. ...

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“Training for a triathlon is excellent cross training for a runner.” — Mok Ying Ren

Training for a triathlon is excellent cross training for a runner. Cross training simply means doing another activity other than your primary sport which can stimulate your cardiovascular system. ...

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Power Balance forced to admit its products have no scientific basis

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has forced Power Balance to withdraw marketing claims they felt were not credible from a scientific point of view. ...

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MOE releases finding on safety in school sports

The Committee on Safety in School Sports (CSSS) has concluded that the Ministry of Education’s (MOE) sports safety framework is largely sound, and is generally in line with international best practices. The Committee also found the governance framework for sports competitions to be robust, with the appropriate checks and balances to ensure that governance and safety issues are well looked after. ...

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More Singaporeans getting fatter

If you spend all your free time playing or watching sport, you will find it hard to imagine that we have a growing obesity problem in Singapore. However, according to the 2010 National Health Survey conducted by the Ministry of Health involving 7,500 Singapore residents, 10.8%, or one in 10 Singaporeans, is obese or overweight. In 2004, only 6.9% of the population was overweight. ...

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Research shows choosing the right shoes for the right foot type makes no difference

A study published in the American Journal of Sports medicine found almost no correlation at all between wearing proper running shoes and avoiding injuries. Injury rates were actually highest amongst soldiers who had received shoes fitted according to their foot types. ...

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