running

Indian Army team outruns other nations to win Army Half-Marathon

The Indian Army outran other army teams yesterday to come out tops while Indonesia and Thailand came in second and third respectively. About 70,000 runners took part in the Sunday morning run. ...

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It’s called the Army Half-Marathon … no, the Sheares Bridge Run …, no, the Singapore Bay Run … whatever, lah

The mother of all running events with three names will take place this weekend. Watch out for the road closures. ...

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1,200 runners endure hilly terrain in RunNUS 2008

1,200 runners endured a challenging hilly route at RunNUS 2008 yesterday morning in a route that took runners down Pasir Panjang Road before the competitive runners continued on to Kent Ridge Park and returned to the NUS Stadium. ...

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Touching young hearts at “Touch Run”

There were no fancy awards, no expensive goodie bags. Just a chance to wear your heart on your own sleeve. Some time back, a group of students from Anderson Junior College decided to organise a run for charity. Today was the day when they saw their dream come true. ...

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An interview with triathlete Sumiko Tan

Whenever I scanned the results of triathlons or biathlons in the last five years, I would inevitably find a familiar name: Sumiko Tan. When I first noticed the name back then, my first thought was, "Wah, that Straits Times Life! editor sure can run, man." ...

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Michael Kang – the man behind the Punggol Central Running Club

On July 8th, 2008, the Punggol Central Running Club celebrated its first birthday. ...

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The mental discipline of marathons

Distance running is a regular feature on Singapore's sports calendar and more Singaporeans are taking part. If you've always wanted to do a marathon but wonder how you'll keep going when your mind tells you to quit, this article will give you some helpful mental disciplines to cultivate. ...

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