Inspire

It’s Wednesday night, I go up the 22nd floor of Strata 100 Building in Ortigas, quickly ask for directions, and find myself inside Polecats Manila

Being a mom is no easy task. However, if you ask any mother out there if they love what they do, more or less they would likely say that they would choose being a mother over anything any day and any time of the week.

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.

It’s been 3 months since I embarked on this weight loss journey and this is a half-way checkpoint to my goal to lose 19 lbs. in 6 months.

“Do it not because you hate your body, but because you love yourself.” She mentioned, talking about her fitness comeback.

Triathlons are no joke. It involves a rigorous course of swimming, cycling, and running all in one race -- a true test of endurance and strength!

This year, the annual Pinoy Fitness SUB1 10K Challenge concluded with over 4,500 runners who attempted to beat the clock and set their own records. Amongst the thousands that joined the race, there were only a few that bested the majority.

It’s not an everyday scene to see a triathlon. In Manila, the closest thing you would see are fun runs - and they’re not even as intense.

"We all maybe perfect strangers... but we run therefore we are friends."

Admit it or not, every runner dreams of accomplishing this distance. The Full Mary, as it is popularly known, is considered to be the pinnacle of all race distances.

Anyone can run a marathon, and beauty queen Charlene Gonzalez proved that after successfully finishing her first ever 42 kilometer run in 5 hours and 50 seconds last Sunday

Up Close and Personal with Chris "Macca" McCormack by: Ria Cruz I was certainly surprised when Pinoy Fitness asked me to head to Under Armour Greenbelt...

On the TBR pumped up station at Nuvali, a stranger wearing a yellow shirt that was printed with "Dream Chaser" was walking towards me holding a sign that says "FREE HUG". Two of the thing I love best. Free and Hug. Yes, a hug. A simple gesture that could give the feeling of comfort and security at the same time. Just what I needed after running 30 kilometers. That was also what I needed on the 15th of May 2015 when I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.

“Have fun and don’t go in trying to win it. Go in to beat your time.” That is Under Armour Brand Ambassador Zoe Pond-McPherson’s advice