Love and endurance sports might seem like two different races—but when done right, they can move in perfect sync. In this special Valentine’s Day episode, we explore how romantic relationships can thrive amid the intense demands of athletic training. From shared goals to solo sessions, we dive into what makes love work for couples in the endurance world. Hosts Chermaine Zhou (@xoxochermaine) and Haw Jiaxuan (@worldthroughjx) down with multi-sport athletes Cedric Chua (@ceddychua) and Eunice Tan (@e.untya) to talk about balancing training schedules, navigating emotional support, and how communication plays a vital role both on and off the track. All this and more on Fit Talk! 0:00 – Introduction & Guest Intro 1:44 – Sports Backgrounds & Journey 4:23 – Training Together & Scheduling 8:09 – Balancing Relationship & Sports 12:56 – Advice for Couples in Sports 14:33 – Couple Chemistry Games 26:44 – Physical Challenges Explore related articles : https://www.sportplus.sg/post/when-terry-met-amy-love-marathons-and-building-a-running-family ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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

Building a strong marathon culture isn’t just about running races overseas; it’s about fostering a vibrant local community that supports, inspires, and grows together. In this insightful discussion, SportPlus.sg highlights the importance of building a marathon culture right here in Singapore, and explores the risks our running community faces if we don’t look beyond overseas marathons. Despite the global appeal of overseas races, Singapore’s marathon culture still falls short of the full race experience many find abroad. This trend threatens participation in local races, as more runners prioritize “runcations” overseas over local events. We dive into why developing a marathon culture in Singapore is essential—not just for growing the running community, but also for enhancing social cohesion, inclusivity, economic growth, sporting excellence, and fostering a national identity through sport. 0:00–0:11 – Hosts intro 0:12–0:47 – Guest introduction: Sophie, founder of Happy Pace Club 0:48–1:42 – Sophie's first race and experience 1:43–2:19 – Hosts share their first race experiences 2:20–3:02 – Marathon culture in Singapore, inspiration to start cheering zones 3:03–4:32 – Importance of cheering, impact on runners 4:33–6:31 – Marathon atmosphere overseas vs Singapore, medal pride 6:32–8:12 – Pre-marathon programming: ShakeOut run, panel, zones, recovery, flea market 8:13–10:12 – Race day: Cheer zones, post-party, medal portraits 10:13–12:00 – Making cheer signages, sharing funny and inspiring signboards Cheering Runners on and Bringing the Local Running Community Together: The High Panter : https://www.sportplus.sg/post/cheering-runners-on-and-bringing-the-local-running-community-together-the-high-panters?utm_ 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

This week, Fit Talk Podcast hosts Chermaine Zhou and Haw Jiaxuan welcome popular Singapore spin instructor Ria Chen onto the show to discuss the the latest fitness trends - and is spin still in trend? Find out more in the full episode.

This episode of the Fit Talk Podcast highlights the excitement surrounding the 45th anniversary of the Gold Coast Marathon 2025, which has sold out in record time. Featuring insights from the "Fit Talk" podcast hosted by Chermaine Zhou and Haw Jiaxuan, it shares the stories of two inspiring runners—April Cheong, attempting the challenging 63.3km Double-Up race, and Doris Teo, joining the prestigious Legends Club. We discuss the marathon’s appeal as a top choice for runners chasing personal bests, while also celebrating its scenic beauty and vacation-worthy attractions, making it the perfect "runcation" destination.