Conquering the Streets of Tokyo: My Marathon Story
The race is not just a competition, it's a reward for all the hard work and dedication put into preparing for it.
10 Pinoy Instagram Accounts to Follow if You’re a Runner
Some of us are guilty of binge scrolling our feed for hours on end - passing through pictures of good food, latest fashion, beautiful travel spots, cute dogs, etc. There are times that browsing too much on social media while not doing any physical activity for too long gives us the so called “tamaditis” where we just get too lazy to run.
My Story #1: Rizaldy Relativo
Growing up I’m always be on the heavy side, there is no single chance that my weight and BMI hit a normal level for my 5’6” frame...
Can You Beat the Time of These Celebrity Runners?
In today’s times, running has gradually become a sport not just for runners, but for those that want to stay fit as well. In the Philippines, it’s not just athletes we see running marathons—but our very own celebrities as well.
#NoHumanLimits: what was truly inspiring about Eliud Kipchoge’s SUB2 Marathon
The most powerful thing that affects the human psyche is the way we talk about ourselves to ourselves
Running Man: Full-time OFW, Part-Time Runner
Whether I am in the Philippines or here in Indonesia, I always check for possible events that I can join in. I know that I still have a lot to work to do because I am still in the process of getting better. And I don’t see myself stopping any time soon.
Run with Thysz Estrada: Happy Pride Month!
At the height of the pandemic, Thysz discovered the liberating joy of cycling, which eventually led her to embrace running and become an advocate for trans representation in sports.
Thoughts Every Runner has Thought of based on Murakami’s Book
The book he’d written on running and the one that leads to this article’s existence, entitled What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, is one that talks about his reflections as both runner and writer as he trained for the New York City Marathon in the year of 2005.
I’ve been fat for most of my life, until now.
I've been fat for most of my life. I was chubby in elementary school and constantly gained weight throughout the years. I reached my heaviest back in 2012 at over 220 lbs.
Lauren – The Accidental Runner
There’s a sure way you can get Lauren Lim to do something: tell her that it’s hard and that it can’t be done.
The Unstoppable: Francisco Balagtas and his Project No Days Off
Figuring out why you want to run will make the miles and effort more reassuring to yourself so you aren’t running aimlessly questioning why you are doing it.
How I Ran My First Marathon… While Pregnant
My marathon journey was a roller coaster ride. I cried so many times just thinking or dreaming of crossing the finish line. Guess what, I already have a photo of now an amazing reality. I could not have done this without the support of my family and running community.
Do more, Say less and Have the Right Attitude
It was eight months ago when I noticed my clothes were getting smaller, or to my dismay, I was getting bigger.
Meet Larry Ronquillo, the Taong Grasa Runner
A lot of runners during the recently concluded Run United 1 were surprised to see a taong grasa running along with them.