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- MetaSprint Duathlon 2026 Attracts 1,300 Athletes to F1 Race Village in Second Leg of MetaSport Series
MetaSprint Duathlon 2026 Draws 1,300 Athletes to F1 Race Village as MetaSport Series Heads Toward Triathlon Finale PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN SINGAPORE, 15 March 2026 - More than 1,300 athletes gathered at the F1 Race Village on Sunday morning for the MetaSprint Duathlon 2026 , the second race in the MetaSprint Series organised by MetaSport. The duathlon — featuring a run–bike–run format — saw participants ranging from elite competitors to recreational athletes take on the city-centre course, continuing the momentum of the popular multi-sport race series. The MetaSprint Series will conclude on 29 March with the triathlon finale , wrapping up a season that began under unusual circumstances when the opening aquathlon at Sentosa had to be postponed by a week following a crocodile sighting near the swim venue. Despite that early disruption, Sunday’s event ran smoothly, with athletes praising the organisation and vibrant race atmosphere in the heart of Singapore. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Strong Competition in the XL Duathlon In the XL Duathlon category , Philipp Armbruster claimed the men’s title in 1:20:17, ahead of Aaron Lee (1:22:51) and Vladimir Dzurilla (1:25:50). Completing the men’s top 10 were Vincent Lerouvillois, Rich Bacon, Nicolas Lagier, Haythem El-Ansary, Russell Ericksen, Kyle Wood, and Yosuke Tanaka. In the women’s XL race, Regine Goh delivered a commanding performance to win in 1:40:33, narrowly ahead of Socheata Ung (1:41:12) and Crystal Chng (1:42:40). The rest of the top 10 included Briar Johns, Arielle Low, Faye Foo, Yunyi Lau, Dora Dominko, Malin Renstroem, and Rebecca Orme. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Fast Times in the Sprint Duathlon The Sprint Duathlon also saw fierce competition. Wai Kit Lam took the men’s title in 50:30, finishing ahead of Lin Hung Chi (52:42) and Louis Thiebault (53:28). Other top finishers included Rio Yap, Dylan Ang, Benoit Besnier, Ho Ming Ethan Kwan, Jacob Tan, Jack Mitchell, and Muhammad Akid Muhammad Najib. In the women’s race, Rachel Hew secured victory in 55:22, followed by Lim Wan Ting and Bernice Tan. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Team Relays Add Community Spirit The team relay categories added another layer of excitement and camaraderie to the event. Among the standout performances: Female Relay: Victory went to PCFS 1 in 1:15:35 Male Relay: Wasabi triumphed in 50:54 Mixed Relay: Team SportPlus took first place in 55:36 The relay categories highlighted the inclusive nature of the MetaSprint Series , allowing athletes of varying abilities to compete together. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Athletes Praise Smooth Organisation Participants also commended the organisation of the event, noting how smoothly the race was conducted despite the large turnout. Many athletes highlighted the clear course layout, efficient transition areas and strong volunteer support throughout the morning. The positive feedback comes after the series faced an early challenge when the first event — the aquathlon at Sentosa — had to be postponed due to a crocodile sighting, forcing organisers to quickly adjust the schedule. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Triathlon Finale Ahead With the duathlon now completed, attention turns to the final race of the series — the MetaSprint Triathlon, set to take place on 29 March. The concluding event is expected to draw another strong turnout as athletes aim to complete the full three-race MetaSprint series. For many competitors, the series has become a key fixture on Singapore’s endurance sports calendar, blending competitive racing with an accessible entry point for newcomers to multi-sport racing. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Metasprint Duathlon 2026 Results XL Duathlon Results Top 10 Male 1st - Philipp Armbruster (1:20:17) 2nd - Aaron Lee (1:22:51) 3rd - Vladimir Dzurilla (1:25:50) 4th - Vincent Lerouvillois (1:25:58) 5th - Rich Bacon (1:26:19) 6th - Nicolas Lagier (1:26:25) 7th - Haythem El-Ansary (1:27:11) 8th - Russell Ericksen (1:27:24) 9th - Kyle Wood (1:28:58) 10th - Yosuke Tanaka (1:29:02) Top 10 Female 1st - Regine Goh (1:40:33) 2nd - Socheata Ung (1:41:12) 3rd - Crystal Chng (1:42:40) 4th - Briar Johns (1:42:52) 5th - Arielle Low (1:42:54) 6th - Faye Foo (1:43:03) 7th - Yunyi Lau (1:43:19) 8th - Dora Dominko (1:43:41) 9th - Malin Renstroem (1:43:42) 10th - Rebecca Orme (1:45:09) PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Sprint Duathlon Results Top 10 Male 1st - Wai Kit Lam (00:50:30) 2nd - Lin Hung Chi (00:52:42) 3rd - Louis Thiebault (00:53:28) 4th - Rio Yap (00:53:50) 5th - Dylan Ang (00:54:02) 6th - Benoit Besnier (00:54:10) 7th - Ho Ming Ethan Kwan (00:54:16) 8th - Jacob Tan (00:54:17) 9th - Jack Mitchell (00:54:32) 10th - Muhammad Akid Muhammad Najib (00:54:35) Top 10 Female 1st - Rachel Hew (00:55:22) 2nd - Lim Wan Ting (00:58:03) 3rd - Bernice Tan (01:02:33) 4th - Jemma Hadden (01:02:47) 5th - Sarah Tan (01:03:05) 6th - Olivia Ong Yun Ting (01:04:06) 7th - Mikayla Ng (01:04:28) 8th - Anni Immonen (01:04:44) 9th - Joyce Zhang (01:05:08) 10th - Meliani Lee (01:06:10) PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANIDA HUSSIEN Team Relay Top 5 Female 1st - Pcfs 1 (01:15:35) 2nd - A^2 (01:37:49) 3rd - Drink Drank Drunk (01:42:41) 4th - When Pigs Fly (01:44:19) 5th - Chanel (01:49:56) Top 5 Male 1st - Wasabi (0:50:54) 2nd - Dual Aces (0:52:03) 3rd - Team Hercules (0:52:20) 4th - Kaizen (0:53:42) 5th - Excel Fast Lane (0:56:38) Top 5 Mixed 1st - Team SportPlus (0:55:36) 2nd - Team Jones (0:59:54) 3rd - Sonic Boom (01:20:51) 4th - Pcfs 2 (01:21:39) 5th - Road Runners (01:24:40) #MSSDuathlon #MetasprintSeries
- Singapore Cancer Society Relay For Life Draws 6,400 Runners Overnight, Raises Over $1.37M
More than 6,400 participants ran through the night in a powerful show of solidarity at the Singapore Cancer Society Relay For Life, as the annual overnight fundraising event returned to the Singapore National Stadium from March 14–15. Over 6,400 runners and 266 teams participated in th 2026 Relay for Life held at the Singapore National Stadium. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG SINGAPORE, 15 March 2026 - A total of 266 teams and 6,479 runners took part in the Relay for Life 100KM Challenge physical event, circling the track overnight to honour cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost, and support those still fighting the disease. Organised by the Singapore Cancer Society with presenting partner Tamarind Health, the event has already raised $1,375,272, surpassing this year’s fundraising target of $1.3 million. The overnight relay symbolises the ongoing fight against cancer — one that never stops. Just like that battle, participants kept moving through the night, ensuring the message remains clear: no one fights cancer alone. Zulfadhli Mustafah (second from left) and his mother, a cancer survivor at the Relay for Life. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG A Community United Through Running Participants from all walks of life, including recreational runners, organised run clubs and families, came together to support the cause. For Zulfadhli Mustafah of Fast and Free Run Club , the event held personal meaning. “It’s significant for me because it’s great to see many people from all walks of life coming together to run for a cause,” he said. “Seeing my mum after she made a full recovery being active again and even taking part in the run tonight makes it even more meaningful.” He also highlighted the spirit of camaraderie among runners. “Seeing many friends and the running community support each other — it’s a great thing to see.” Members of adidas Runner Singapore at Relay for Life. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG Running for Those Still Fighting For others, the relay served as a way to show support for loved ones currently battling cancer. Hailie Lim , participating for the first time with adidas Runners Singapore , said her team had a deeply personal reason to be there. “I’m doing it for the first time this year with the adidas Runners Singapore team and doing it for a good cause,” she said. “Especially for our loved one, our captain Eugene who is currently fighting cancer. We hope to do this as support for the cancer community so they find strength and know they are not alone in this journey.” Priscilla Chan of Run.JP G in an interview at Relay for Life 2026. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG Honouring Loved Ones Lost For many participants, the night was also about remembrance. Priscilla Chan from Jolly Pace Group returned for her second Relay For Life. “The reason why I’m doing this is because my aunt died of cancer,” she shared. “I find this event very meaningful, so I’m here with my run crew Jolly Pace Group as well as a few of the other run clubs.” Pushing Limits for a Personal Tribute Some runners pushed themselves to extraordinary distances during the challenge. Joseph Ong of Jadey's Run Club returned to the relay after completing a solo 100km run last year in honour of his father. “This event is very meaningful to me because my dad passed away in 2015,” he said. “I did a solo 100km at last year’s Relay for Life because it was the 10th anniversary of his passing. This year we’re doing it together — I’m running with Jadey’s Run Club and hoping to do 100km or even more today.” Joseph Ong took on the solo 100km in 2025 but opted to run with Jadey's Run Club this year, commemorating the lost of his dad in 2015 to prostrate cancer. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG Running Through the Night for Hope From seasoned endurance runners to first-time participants, the event once again demonstrated the strength of Singapore’s running community when united behind a cause. By sunrise, thousands of laps had been completed — each one representing hope, remembrance and determination in the ongoing fight against cancer. With fundraising totals already surpassing expectations, this year’s Singapore Cancer Society Relay For Life proved once again that when the community comes together, the impact can be powerful and far-reaching. #RelayForLife2026 #RFLSingapore
- Early Bird Tickets for KFF Singapore Badminton Open 2026 Released as World’s Best Shuttlers Return to Singapore 26 to 31 May 2026
The Singapore Badminton Open will feature many of the sport’s biggest global stars, reinforcing its status as one of the most anticipated badminton tournaments in Southeast Asia. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANA BASIR SINGAPORE, 12 March 2026 - The KFF Singapore Badminton Open 2026 is set to electrify Singapore once again as early-bird ticket sales open from 16 to 28 March 2026, ahead of the tournament’s return to the Singapore Indoor Stadium from 26 to 31 May 2026. As one of the premier stops on the BWF World Tour , the Singapore Badminton Open will feature many of the sport’s biggest global stars, reinforcing its status as one of the most anticipated badminton tournaments in Southeast Asia. A World-Class Badminton Tournament in Singapore Classified as a BWF World Tour Super 750 event , the tournament is among badminton’s most prestigious competitions outside the World Championships and Olympics. Under BWF regulations, all top 15 singles players and top 10 doubles pairs in the world rankings are required to compete, guaranteeing a high-calibre field for fans attending the Singapore event. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANA BASIR The 2025 edition showcased the sport’s elite talent: Thailand’s Kunlavut Vitidsarn captured the men’s singles title before rising to world No.1 China’s Chen Yufei , currently ranked world No.3, clinched the women’s singles crown Fans are also watching closely to see whether South Korea’s An Se Young and the dynamic men’s doubles duo of Kim Won Ho and Seo Seung Jae will claim titles in Singapore after an incredible season that saw them win 11 titles on the BWF World Tour. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANA BASIR Singapore’s Badminton Stars Ready for Home Support Local fans will be rallying behind Singapore’s top men’s singles player Loh Kean Yew, currently ranked world No.10. Competing on home soil is always special for the Singapore star. “The Singapore Badminton Open is one of the most special tournaments for me because I get to compete at home in front of our fans,” said Loh. “The atmosphere here is amazing, and the support means a lot to all of us in Team Singapore.” Singapore supporters will also be watching mixed doubles specialist Terry Hee, the 2022 Commonwealth Games mixed doubles gold medallist, who has recently partnered Indonesian shuttler Gloria Emanuelle Widjaja. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANA BASIR The pair have already made promising progress together, reaching the semifinals of the German Open Badminton Championships earlier this year. Hee hopes Singapore fans will replicate the electric atmosphere he experienced overseas. “We had an incredible reception from fans when we played at the Indonesia Masters, and I hope Singapore can match that energy at the Indoor Stadium,” he said. Sponsors Continue Support for Singapore’s Premier Badminton Event The tournament’s continued growth is supported by long-term partners. The Karim Family Foundation returns as Official Title Sponsor, while JK Technology remains Presenting Sponsor. Their partnership with the Singapore Badminton Association has helped elevate the tournament since 2023, strengthening Singapore’s position as a leading destination for international sporting events. Organisers say the 2026 edition will continue building on the momentum of recent tournaments. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANA BASIR Enhanced Fan Experience at Singapore Badminton Open 2026 Beyond world-class competition, organisers are promising a stronger fan engagement experience throughout the tournament week. Planned activities include: Additional player meet-and-greet sessions Interactive fan engagement zones On-site activities for spectators Expanded Champion Club hospitality packages The popular Champion Club experience will return for its third year with expanded seating and additional privileges, particularly catering to international badminton fans travelling to Singapore for the event. More details about these fan experiences will be announced closer to the tournament. PHOTO: SPORTPLUS.SG / HANA BASIR Singapore Badminton Open 2026 Ticket Information Tickets for the tournament will be available through Ticketmaster, with early-bird pricing across all ticket categories. Ticket prices: Daily passes: from SGD $30 to $320 Season passes: from SGD $105 to $1,888 Early bird tickets will be available from 16–28 March 2026, offering fans the best opportunity to secure seats for one of the biggest badminton events in Asia. #SingaporeBadminton #SBO2026
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Discover SportPlus.sg, your ultimate hub for sports and fitness in Singapore. Get inspired today! Sport Plus Media Pte Ltd is Singapore’s Leading Sports and Fitness Media platform — a media publisher and content marketing agency dedicated to multi-platform storytelling that inspires communities in sports, fitness, and wellness. ASICS MAGIC SPEED™ Relay Singapore Explore TOP STORIES MetaSprint Duathlon 2026 Attracts 1,300 Athletes to F1 Race Village in Second Leg of MetaSport Series MetaSprint Duathlon 2026 Draws 1,300 Athletes to F1 Race Village as MetaSport Series Heads Toward Triathlon Finale. TRIATHLON a few seconds ago 4 min read Singapore Cancer Society Relay For Life Draws 6,400 Runners Overnight, Raises Over $1.37M More than 6,400 participants ran through the night in a powerful show of solidarity at the Singapore Cancer Society Relay For Life, as the annual overnight fundraising event returned to the Singapore National Stadium from March 14–15. SPORTS NEWS 5 hours ago 3 min read Early Bird Tickets for KFF Singapore Badminton Open 2026 Released as World’s Best Shuttlers Return to Singapore 26 to 31 May 2026 The Singapore Badminton Open will feature many of the sport’s biggest global stars, reinforcing its status as one of the most anticipated badminton tournaments in Southeast Asia. BADMINTON 3 days ago 3 min read Nicole Low Wins Nagoya City Half Marathon 2026 in 1:17:41, Moves Closer to Singapore Half Marathon Record Nicole Low's half marathon rivalry with Vanessa Lee continues to edge both closer to national mark, as Malaysia's Esther Joy Chen obliterates Malaysian national record with a time of 1:19:27 in Nagoya. RUNNING Mar 8 4 min read 1 2 3 4 5 100PLUS PRO Fuel Like A Pro. Visit LATEST VIDEOS Play Video Play Video 01:55 Running the Tokyo Marathon 2026 | Runner POV Highlights Experience the Tokyo Marathon 2026 from a runner’s point of view! 🏃♂️🇯🇵 Join us for a full runner POV of the Tokyo Marathon 2026, one of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, as we explore the vibes on the marathon course through the streets of Tokyo. This video captures the race day atmosphere, cheering crowds, iconic Tokyo landmarks, and the marathon experience. If you’re preparing for the Tokyo Marathon, love watching marathon POV running videos, or want to see what it’s like to run one of the largest marathons in the world, read our full feature and travel guide for runners on https://www.sportplus.sg/ 🏁 Race: Tokyo Marathon 2026 📍 Location: Tokyo, Japan 🏃 Distance: Full Marathon (42.195 km / 26.2 miles) Play Video Play Video 02:58 Under Armour Velociti Elite 3 Review: A Precision Weapon for Race Day Sole Mates podcast hosts John and Aldrich discuss Under Armour's latest Race Day shoe - the UA Velociti Elite 3 in season 4 episode 2 of our running shoes review. With the Under Armour Velociti Elite 3, Under Armour signals a strategic shift. This is not a shoe built to feel soft, bouncy, or forgiving. Instead, it is a deliberate move toward a low-drop, firm, stable, and aggressive racing platform — one that prioritises control, traction, and forefoot efficiency. This is a race shoe built for execution, not pure comfort. 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From explosive starts to all-out finishes, every leg was packed with grit, heart, and serious pace. The course came alive with horns, chants, and nonstop support, proving once again how big a part community plays in the sport of running. Big performances, bigger energy, and a whole lot of love for the sport. Read our full event review here: https://www.sportplus.sg/post/asics-magic-speed-5-review-back-to-fast-a-clear-design-direction Play Video Play Video 18:38 Richard Heng & Goh Shing Ling SEA Games 2025 & Breaking Mental Barriers | Fit Talk Podcast Ep. 10 Young, Relentless, and Ready: Singapore’s SEA Games Marathon Debutants Richard Heng and Goh Shing Ling Share Their Journey on Fit Talk Podcast As Singapore gears up for an exciting edition of the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Thailand, two young marathon debutants—Goh Shing Ling (@sh1ngl1ng_) and Richard Heng (@ricviv_xxvii)—are capturing national attention. In a recent episode of the Fit Talk Podcast, hosted by Chermaine Zhou (@xoxochermaine) and Haw Jiaxuan (@,worldthroughjx) the duo opened up about training, balance, motivation, and what it truly means to earn a place on the Singapore team. This exclusive conversation offers rare insight into how two rising long-distance athletes are reshaping perceptions of marathon running in Singapore. 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Sports Trends, Top Stories, Latest News, Product reviews, Story Features and best of SportPlus' photos. Sport Plus Media Pte Ltd is Singapore’s Leading Sports and Fitness Media platform — a media publisher and content marketing agency dedicated to multi-platform storytelling that inspires communities in sports, fitness, and wellness. TOP STORIES OF THE MONTH Explore FEATURES AND OPINION Explore REVIEWS: ADIDAS PREDATOR 25 Explore ASEAN SPORTS NEWS Explore LATEST TOP STORIES Nicole Low Wins Nagoya City Half Marathon 2026 in 1:17:41, Moves Closer to Singapore Half Marathon Record Nicole Low's half marathon rivalry with Vanessa Lee continues to edge both closer to national mark, as Malaysia's Esther Joy Chen obliterates Malaysian national record with a time of 1:19:27 in Nagoya. RUNNING John Yeong 3 days ago 4 min read New Balance Launches Ellipse Running Shoes in Singapore with Community Pop-Up at Trifecta The New Balance Ellipse running shoe is built around the brand’s well-known Fresh Foam X midsole, delivering soft cushioning while maintaining a lightweight feel for daily runs. RUNNING SportPlus News 4 days ago 3 min read Sentosa Beach Fest 2026: Singapore’s Ultimate Beach Fitness Festival Hits Siloso Beach Sentosa Beach Fest 2026 is set to transform Siloso Beach on Sentosa Island into Singapore’s ultimate beach fitness playground from 14–22 March 2026. SPORTS NEWS SportPlus News 5 days ago 4 min read Under Armour All Out 5K Singapore: Elite Racing Meets Community at The Kallang A five-week training journey with Coach Steven Quek culminates in a fast and competitive community race at The Kallang. RUNNING SportPlus News 6 days ago 3 min read Tokyo Marathon Travel Guide: 10 Essential Things Every Runner Should Know Before Racing in Tokyo From race-day rules and cultural etiquette to carb-loading spots and navigating Shinjuku at sunrise, here’s what every international runner should know before taking on the Tokyo Marathon. RUNNING SportPlus Feature 6 days ago 6 min read SHE’S GOT THIS: adidas Backs Natalie Dau’s Guinness World Record Attempt to Run Peninsular Malaysia in Under 8 Days Starting on 7 March 2026, Natalie will attempt to “Break 8” by running an extraordinary 105 kilometres per day across Peninsular Malaysia. RUNNING SportPlus News Mar 3 4 min read Southeast Asian Distance Running Hits New Heights: National Records Fall at Tokyo Marathon 2026 Monumental finishes for Southeast Asian and Philippines athletes as national records fall in Tokyo. RUNNING John Yeong Mar 2 2 min read Run Into KK: Global ASICS Team Hosts Pre-Tokyo Marathon Shakeout Run on the KK Line The KK Line, usually reserved for vehicles weaving through central Tokyo, transformed into a runners-only stretch of smooth tarmac. For two miles, participants experienced something extraordinary: running on a closed highway in the heart of Tokyo. RUNNING SportPlus News Feb 28 3 min read 1 2 3 4 5 METASPRINT SERIES A Fun Way To Be a Triathlete Visit
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Top stories and headlines from Singapore sports, fitness and lifestyle events. Sport Plus Media Pte Ltd is Singapore’s Leading Sports and Fitness Media platform — a media publisher and content marketing agency dedicated to multi-platform storytelling that inspires communities in sports, fitness, and wellness. News Garmin Run Asia Series: Taipei Station 2025 Read TOP STORIES | LATEST NEWS Nicole Low Wins Nagoya City Half Marathon 2026 in 1:17:41, Moves Closer to Singapore Half Marathon Record Nicole Low's half marathon rivalry with Vanessa Lee continues to edge both closer to national mark, as Malaysia's Esther Joy Chen obliterates Malaysian national record with a time of 1:19:27 in Nagoya. RUNNING 3 days ago New Balance Launches Ellipse Running Shoes in Singapore with Community Pop-Up at Trifecta The New Balance Ellipse running shoe is built around the brand’s well-known Fresh Foam X midsole, delivering soft cushioning while maintaining a lightweight feel for daily runs. RUNNING 4 days ago Under Armour All Out 5K Singapore: Elite Racing Meets Community at The Kallang A five-week training journey with Coach Steven Quek culminates in a fast and competitive community race at The Kallang. RUNNING 6 days ago SHE’S GOT THIS: adidas Backs Natalie Dau’s Guinness World Record Attempt to Run Peninsular Malaysia in Under 8 Days Starting on 7 March 2026, Natalie will attempt to “Break 8” by running an extraordinary 105 kilometres per day across Peninsular Malaysia. RUNNING Mar 3 1 2 3 4 5 100PLUS ACTIVE What Every Active Body Needs Visit INTERVIEWS Play Video Play Video 00:57 Najib Mooiz Takes Second in Garmin Run Malaysia 2025 Half-Marathon in 1:16:20 Singaporean runner Najib Mooiz put on an incredible performance at Garmin Run Malaysia 2025, clinching 2nd place in the Half-Marathon Men’s Open category with an impressive time of 1:16:20. 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In this episode, we catch up with the athletes fresh from the tournament to hear their personal reflections, lessons learned, and how they’re gearing up for their next big challenge: the year-end SEA Games. From emotional highs to tactical takeaways, this behind-the-scenes look dives into the heart of what it means to represent Singapore on home ground. All this and more in our latest episode! 00:00 Introduction 01:45 Playing on home ground – the Singapore crowd advantage 05:22 Key takeaways from the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup 10:40 Team chemistry and preparation 14:10 Mindset shift for the upcoming SEA Games 18:30 Final thoughts from the athletes Singapore Gears Up for Tough and Exhilarating Games at FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup 2025 : https://www.sportplus.sg/post/singapore-geared-up-for-tough-and-exhilarating-games-at-fiba-3x3-asia-cup-2025 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to our channel for more content like this: https://bit.ly/3BmtG3T + Follow us on our Platforms + Website: https://www.sportplus.sg TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sportplussg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportplussg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportplus.sg Play Video Play Video 16:00 Rachel Longstaff's Triathlon Journey | Metasprint Series Triathlon Follow Rachel Longstaff (@longstaffrachel) and her incredible journey through the world of triathlon in this exclusive MetaSprint Series interview. 🏊♀️🚴♀️🏃♀️ Rachel shares the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned along the way — from grueling swim sessions and cycling training to pounding the pavement in intense running workouts. Discover what drives her motivation, how she balances training with everyday life, and the mindset that has propelled her to achieve personal milestones in triathlon. Whether you’re an aspiring triathlete, a seasoned competitor, or simply inspired by stories of grit and perseverance, this video offers insights, tips, and inspiration from one of the sport’s most dedicated athletes. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Inspiration & Pursuing Triathlon 2:01 – Balancing Work & Training 3:24 – Staying Motivated 5:46 – Lessons from Endurance Sports 7:29 – Starting Triathlon & Community 10:03 – Training Transition & Manageability 11:25 – Memorable Moments & Community 12:40 – Top 3 Tips for Beginners 13:57 – Goals Ahead 14:58 – Meta Sprint as Preparation 🚴♀️ CYCLING TRAINING FOR TRIATHLETES link 1: https://www.sportplus.sg/post/pedal-smart-expert-podiatrist-tips-to-prevent-cycling-injuries-with-team-singapore-cyclist-yeo-boon link 2: https://www.sportplus.sg/post/staying-safe-on-the-roads-cycling-tips-for-ocbc-cycle-with-luke-chua Visit our official website https://www.sportplus.sg for more sports, fitness and wellness content, content suitable from high performance to everyday athletes! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to our channel for more content like this: https://bit.ly/3BmtG3T + Follow us on our Platforms + Website: https://www.sportplus.sg TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sportplussg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportplussg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportplus.sg Load More








