A love of nature drew Kenneth Koh, 45, to trail running. Kenneth, who took part in the Gobi March, a 250km desert ultra-marathon, in 2005, is planning an attempt to climb the North Ridge of Mount Everest from Tibet in the Spring of 2011, something no Singaporean has yet attempted. ...

A desire to lose weight for health reasons nine years ago set Terence Chiew, 34, on the path of endurance running. Since then, he's done many races, including a 333km race in Morocco in December 2009. Terence is one of 35 athletes slated to run 100km in the North Face 100 on October 9th. We catch up with Terence on what motivates him about endurance running. ...

The Singapore Slingers beat the Rain or Shine of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) 97-72 last Sunday. Five new local players came off the bench — Tan Chin Hong, Ng Hanbin, Gary Koh, Brian Tan and Teo Chun Hoe. ...

Singapore rider Caroline Chew rode Gatineau to Team Asia's fourth placing in the jumping team competition and joint-17th in the jumping individual competition at the Youth Olympic Games (YOG). ...

Brazilian-born Egmar Goncalves is undoubtedly one of the most successful foreign players the S-League has seen. He spent 11 years at uniformed side Home United, scoring an impressive 238 goals in all domestic competitions. ...

Borned without a left foot, Mohd Shariff, 42 is the first runner in Singapore who runs on blades and he has named himself the "Singapore Blade Runner". Inspired by the World Double Amputee Runner Oscar Pistorius, Mohd Shariff picked up running early last year and has completed an incredible 157km worth of races. ...

For those in Indonesia and China, they come from poor families so they are more motivated to train and make it big, said Ronald Susilo. ...