For 3,339 miles, from
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada's eastern most city on the shore of the
Atlantic, he'd run through six provinces and now was two-thirds of the way
home. He'd run close to a marathon a day, for 144 days. No mean achievement
for an able-bodied runner, an extraordinary feat for an amputee.
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You glide on the waters, go wherever
the wind takes you. Inhale the vastness of the sea, exhale on your tack. |
Haha..... rock-climbing was something I took up
in 2000 at a course by the rock-climbing club of NUS. Since then, I've left
it behind. Got to pick it up again someday. |
| I do my running mostly within the large estates
of Serangoon Garden and Kovan-Parry. I like the running that I do:
Left-right-left, the aroma of curry as I pass a house, the vibrant colours
of someone else's garden, kids playing around, school children walking home,
fellow joggers passing by... My current routine:
I'm trying to run twice a week.
31 Aug 03, Nike Real Run,
10k, 53m 11s
14 Sep 03,
AHM,
21k, 1h 54m 33s
07 Dec03, StdChart,
paced friend |
I windsurf mainly at East Coast
Peoples' Association Sea Sports Club (PASSC).
My current routine:
I'm no longer using the small blue sail. It's
now the bigger yellow sail. Better to catch those little winds.
Not going down anymore due to hectic O&G
schedule. Also my skin is not so tolerant of the sun nowadays. Will be back
to catch the wind w K Jack (even Jack has decided to sell his board due to
distance and upkeep costs) after the patho exams. |
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