After many hits and misses in the marathon, Mok Ying Rong knew she needed another way if she wanted to get to the 2019 SEA Games. In just her second duathlon ever, she secured her SEA Games nomination at the Tri-Factor Belitung Duathlon. Mok won the race in 2 hours 17 minutes 20 seconds
Educity, MALAYSIA – After crossing the finish line at the Triathlon Singapore mixed relay trial on Saturday morning, Ahmad Arif Ibrahim, went back to his room to sleep without drinking or eating. Racing while fasting may seem contradictory to some. Not for Arif. He competed in both the triathlon and duathlon mixed relay trials,
The only time the Singapore juniors had a taste of their regional competition was when they travelled to the ASTC cups in the Philippines, Japan, sometimes Australia. The biggest stage that the male juniors, Nicholas Rachmadi and Luke Chua, ever competed at was the ITU Junior World Triathlon Championships. By the bike leg, they
“I want to win the SEA Games and be the first Singaporean triathlete at the Olympics,” said Herlene Yu, 17. “I want to compete at the Kona Ironman World Championships,” said Phoebe Kee, 18. I want. Two powerful words that inspired two girls to dream big. Both of them left the ‘A’ Level system
For the first time since 2007, the duathlon will be contested as a medal event at the SEA Games. This led to the 2018 edition of the Singapore Duathlon being postponed to January 2019 instead. The event, held on Sunday morning at East Coast Park, was earmarked as a talent identification opportunity for Triathlon
“I’m gonna catch you on the bike leg,” said Zacharias Low as he toed the line alongside his teammate Cedric Chua. “I’ll catch you on the second run then,” rebutted Chua without missing a step. True enough, that exact scenario played out as Chua and Low crossed the line to finish first and second