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The most up-to-date calendar of upcoming races and running events in Singapore. Filter listings and schedule your marathons, half-marathons, 10km and other races.
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Running in Singapore: Best Routes and Places to Run. Asia Pacific. Singapore is the world’s only city-state. With a population of 6 million, Singapore gained independence from Britain in 1963. The country is a global commerce, finance and transport hub.
Use our running route planner to map your runs in Singapore. Calculate run distances and evelation profiles. Ideal tool to help train for Marathon, half-marathon, 10K & charity runs.
Jun 7, 2019 · How much do you know about the top and best running routes in Singapore? Let’s go through each of them. 1. Bedok Reservoir. Photo Credit: Syed Omar Fadzil. Location: Bedok. Distance: 4.3km. Why Run Here: Because of its different terrains – paved and gravel. Rating: 4/5.
Share these routes with your buddies. The best places to run or hike in Singapore. A list of routes including information for accessibility, parking, hydration, showers, lockers and more.
The best running, fitness and health magazine in Asia. Get Singapore marathon news and running events updates, plus top running tips, running gear and race reviews.
May 20, 2013 · Positioned as the only running magazine in Singapore, the publication has since built its strong reputation within the running/sports industry. With almost 80% of all leading sports brands advertising with the magazine and a fast growing subscriber base, the publication is set to be the leading running magazine in the region.
Apr 26, 2020 · In this post, I’ll be sharing the running places that are great for running. Some of these places are my personal favorites. Some are my go-to places to train for a marathon. In some, you can hardly see a tall building, and you wonder if you’re still in Singapore.
