Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Rexona Run 2013 on October 20 #RunToYourBeat


Run To Your Beat is the 2013 leg of one of the most anticipated running events of the year, the Rexona Run. Now on its fourth year, the Rexona Run is preparing a different kind of race with Run To Your Beat, the Philippines' first ever multi-sensorial run where live music pushes people to run further and culminates in a party at the finish line.

WHAT: Rexona Run 2013 - Run To Your Beat
WHEN: October 20, 2013 (Sunday)
WHERE: SM Mall of Asia
RACE CATEGORIES: 5km | 10km | 21km
RACE ORGANIZER: Runrio

Rexona Run 2013 Gun Times
REGISTRATION DETAILS:
Online: Click on this LINK.
In-Store (until October 16, 2013):
- Riovana BGC
- Riovana Katipunan
- Toby's SM Mall of Asia
- Toby's SM North Edsa The Block

Rexona Run 2013 Registration Fees
Rexona Run 2013 Singlet Design
RACE PACK COLLECTION:
WHEN: October 17-18, 2013 between 10am to 9pm, and October 19, 2013 from 10am to 6pm 
WHERE: Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia

RACE DAY PERFORMANCES FOR EACH CATEGORY:
5KM: Sandwich, The Diegos, DJ Mia Ayesa, Deuce Manila, DJ Nina
10KM: DJ Funk Avy, DJ Khai
21KM: Rico Blanco, Elmo Magalona, DJ Mars Miranda

FINISHER ITEMS:
Rexona Run 2013 21k Finisher Shirt Design

Rexona Run 2013 21k Medal Design
RACE MAPS:


 
 

 *** Press Release ***
Rexona Run To Your Beat


From the gun start to the finish line, this year’s Rexona Run promises to push running enthusiasts, professional runners and recreational runners to DO:MORE.

Mar Corazo, Rexona Brand Manager says, “We are always finding ways to make the Rexona Run more exciting than the last. This year, we wanted the Rexona Run to appeal to more people and inspire them to Do:More.”

As one of the most sought after races in the Philippines, runners look forward to the Rexona Run every year for its exciting twists, prizes and categories.

On October 20, 2013 at the Mall of Asia Grounds, be prepared for a different kind of race—the Rexona Run To Your Beat, the Philippines’ first ever multi-sensorial after-midnight run where live music pushes people to run further and culminates in a party at the finish line.

“This was inspired by the insight that when you run to the beat of the music, you run faster, you go further, you’re energized to do more,” said the Rexona Brand Manager.

From the first gun start at 3AM, live performances will be scattered around the race track, adding a very different take on running. The 5k race will have performances by Delta Street, Sandwich, The Diegos, DJ Mia Ayesa, Deuce Manila and DJ Nina.  The 10k race will get the chance to run to Funk Avy and DJ Khai.  While the 21k race will see all performances, as well as the finale concert of Rico Blanco, Elmo Magalona and DJ Mars Miranda. 

Coach Rio, Rexona partner and running expert says, “It’s been proven that listening to music unleashes your energy, allowing you to run further.”

In line with Rexona’s DO: MORE philosophy, Run to Your Beat presents the perfect avenue for all individuals to DO:MORE – whether you’re an avid runner or leisure runner.

Run to Your Beat is also the ultimate test of Rexona’s efficacy because the product keeps you dry and fresh from the start of the race until the end of the party.

To register, visit Riovana stores located in Bonifacio Global City and Katipunan, as well as Tobys outlets in the SM Mall of Asia and SM North Edsa The Block. Online registrations are also accepted on www.runrio.com. Registration is ongoing until October 13, 2013. 
For more details visit the Rexona Men Facebook page, www.runrio.com or call/text the race hotline at  887 6194, +0927 347 7700 (Globe), or 0929 717 864 (Smart). 

Monday, August 26, 2013

BGC Cycle Philippines - Early Bird Registration Ends August 31!


Early Bird registration period is until August 31, 2013 - go to www.cyclephilippines.com.ph to register online and take advantage of lower rates until the end of this month!

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Alaska IronKids: Inspiring Future Champions


*** Press Release ***
Inspiring Future Champions 
Alaska IronKids Philippines has become a training ground for young Filipino triathletes

Alaska IronKids Philippines triathlon started out as a Sunday fun run for kids but in just a short time, it quickly developed into a national sporting event that has nurtured and developed young local triathletes. Triathlon is composed of three disciplines: swimming, biking and running. Now on its fourth year, the event has attracted hundreds of young participants, all wanting to conquer the IronKids course, considered to be the junior counterpart of the prestigious triathlon event, IronMan.

According to coach and race director Ani De Leon-Brown, Alaska IronKids Philippines has become, in recent years, a training ground for the country’s aspiring young triathletes. It is part of the Alaska Sports’ Nutrition. Action. Champion. program, along with Alaska Football and Basketball Camps  and the Jr. NBA presented by Alaska. The program hopes to encourage children to play outdoors or get  into sports and learn the values of determination, discipline, hardwork and teamwork.  “When I was in the national team for triathlon, our main problem was the lack of depth in the talent pool. There were only a few young boys and girls, who wanted to take up the sport seriously and take it to the next level. But now, there are a lot of them because of events like these. I am very proud of the program. Through the years, you could really see the growth.”

Arno Baetz is one of those aspiring young talents. At this year’s Alaska IronKids Philippines Triathlon leg in Mactan Shangri-La in Cebu, Baetz dominated the 13 to 14 year-old boys category. Based in Hong Kong, the 13-year-old flies to the country every now and then to join competitions and to train, hoping to one day fulfill his dream of becoming an IronMan. The Filipino-German can’t thank his parents enough for supporting his dream. “In every race, they are there to cheer me on. Their confidence in me motivates me even more to do better.” According to him, getting into triathlon has changed his lifestyle a lot. “I eat healthier. I don’t sleep late. No more videogames for me,” says Baetz.

Judging from the parents, siblings and friends who came to support the participants in the Cebu leg, Alaska IronKids Philippines has become a family affair. Parents could be seen waving handkerchiefs and shouting words of encouragement. And what is great about the Alaska IronKids, there are no losers. All finishers are given medals as long as they complete the course.


Despite the spirit of fun, the race does honor the hard work and commitment to excellence of young triathletes who set aside time for training to develop their skills. Leading the pack at this year’s Alaska IronKids are Arno Baetz and Shaia Ruth Uy, who ruled the 13 to 14 years old category and Bambam Manglicmot and Lauren Plaza, who finished first in the 11-12 years old category.  Others who figured in the top three were Craig Uy and Nathan Nalo, Nicole Eijansantos and Samantha Borlain, who were second and third finishers in the 11 to12 years old boys and girls respectively. Justin Chiongbian and Brent Valelo, on the other hand, were second and third placers in the 13 to 14 years old boys while Alexandra Leather and Margarita Delos Reyes trailed after first placer Shaia Uy in the 13 to 14 years old girls category.

This year, more than 200 kids signed up for the Cebu leg. While the participants of the 13 to 14 years old and 11-12 years old categories were able to race, the races for the two other age categories: 9 to 10 years old and 7 to 8 years old were canceled due to bad weather. For the Alaska IronKids organizers, safety of the participants comes first.

Caroline Borlain, mother of Tara, this year’s defending champion in the 9 to 10 years old girls category, agreed with the decision. “We wanted Tara to race because she prepared for this and trained hard but Tara herself said to us, ‘It’s God’s will.’ And she’s right. The money we spent for the trip is nothing compared to the anxiety it will cost us if we let her race in that kind of weather. The safety of the children should be top priority.”

All is not lost, according to Borlain, because there is still another triathlon event coming up in October. Her daughters Tara and Samantha are already looking forward to the race.

The triathlon is slated on October 20 and will be held at the Palms Country Club, Alabang.  Children or parents who want to know more about the clinics or register for the triathlon race should check out the Alaska IronKids Philippines website at www.ironkidsphil.com. For more information, visit www.alaskamilk.com.ph and @ALASKAsportshub on twitter.

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Filinvest City Endurance Weekend on September 14-15, 2013


Filinvest City wants to make a mark in the running and biking community by contributing a memorable and very challenging event. Instead of the usual mechanics, they're testing the limits of both seasoned athletes and beginners looking for a new adventure.

12 hr Trail Run: The course will run through the hills, trails and paved roads of Filinvest City.
When: September 14 (Saturday), 6am to 6pm
Expected number of racers: 300-500 pax
Categories:
Men
- 16-19 years old
- 20-29 years old
- 30-39 years old
- 40-49 years old
- 50 years old and above
Women
- 16-19 years old
- 20-29 years old
- 30-39 years old
- 40-49 years old
- 50 years old and above

12 hr MTB Race
When: September 15 (Sunday), 6am to 6pm
Expected number of racers: max of 300
Categories:
All-Men Category - Each team will have three (all men) racers (for amateur and novice racers only)
Mixed Category - Each team will have three (men and women) racers (for amateur and novice racers only)
Solo - Individual category, MEN ONLY (open for professional, amateur and novice racers)
- 16-19 years old
- 20-29 years old
- 30-39 years old
- 40-49 years old
- 50 years old and above
* A team shall consist of three racers; for the mixed category, at least one member should be female

Registration Fees: 

Registration Fee Inclusion:
- Race packets (Bib number, pins, bike number, bike and helmet sticker)
- Race shirt
- Finisher’s medal
- Hydration
- 1 Meal (Lunch)

Registration Sites:
The Starting Line Multisport Store
402B Autocluster Bldg. A, Westgate Center, Filinvest City Muntinlupa
Tel No: 828-7679

Cycling Zone
Shell Pacific Gas Station, Alabang-Zapote Road, Muntinlupa
809-6763

Velocipede Bike Shop
Unit B, Royale Place Arcade (Beside Ever Gotesco Commonwealth)
Tel No: 351-8488

Bike King
Bonifacio High Street ,
Tel. No: 856-3362

Secondwind Running Stores
88 Malingap Street, Teachers Village QC;
Tel No: 238-4005

Unit 3A, Ortigas Home Depot, Julia Vargas, Pasig City
Tel No: 914-0283

Unit GS 107 G-Strip Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan
Tel No: 945-7850

Awards and Prizes:
Run
- Top 3 in Overall Men and Women shall be awarded with cash prizes and medals;
- Top 3 per age group shall be awarded with receive medals

Bike
- Top 3 in All-Men, Mixed, and Overall Solo categories shall be awarded with cash prizes and medals;
- Top 3 per age group in Solo category shall be awarded with receive medals

ENDURANCE WEEKEND 12 HOURS RUN GENERAL RULES
  1. Run as many laps as you WANT in 12-Hours. Last lap to be completed by 12-HRs. the runner with the most number of laps in a 12 hour period will win the race.
  2. 1 lap is 3.2km
  3. Minimum laps requirement for each racer to be considered a finisher is 12 laps.
  4. PARADE LAP: thins the runners out before you enter the course.
  5. Racers can stop any time they want but they have to notify the timer if they wish to take an extended break or withdraw from the race.
  6. Hydration is REQUIRED on the Course at ALL times. Each runner must carry all their own food, fluids and other supplies needed for use between aid stations
  7. There will be one aid station at the activity area and 1 water refilling station at the 1.5km mark in the course.
  8. Runners may not accept aid from their support crew or any other source while on the course and in between aid stations and designated support locations, except in case of a medical emergency.
  9. Runners must wear their official race number on the front of their singlet, where it must be visible at all times. Timing chip must be worn on the ankle.
  10. Absolutely no littering
ENDURANCE WEEKEND 12 HOURS MTB RACE GENERAL RULES
  1. 12 hour teams and 12 hour solos ride from 6am - 6pm
  2. One lap of the main course is a loop of about 3.5 km.
  3. PARADE LAP: thins the riders out before they enter the course.
  4. Minimum lap Requirement:  Team members: 10 laps each  Solo riders: 15 laps
  5. Only one rider from each team goes round the course at any one time
  6. Team's decide what order their team members ride in and how many laps each team member riders – all members of the team must ride at least one lap
  7. Each team member gets their own race number (if you change bikes during the race it is up to you to move your race number to your new bike)
  8. Each team gets a team “Reusable Timing tag” that must be worn on the rider‟s ankle. Each team member will have their own timing tag the must be put on their bike‟s seat post.
  9. It's highly recommended that each team or solo rider bring their own support crew.
  10. Riders in each team „change' over at their transition site where they change timing tag that is worn by the rider during their whole lap.
  11. The rider on the course is timed when they have completed their lap
  12. The idea is to complete as many laps as possible in the 12 hours, the teams in each category who do the most laps WIN!!
  13. Teams and solo riders finishing a lap before 12 noon may still start another lap, as long as they start before 24:00:00 on the official race clock. This lap will count with respect to time and laps completed.
  14. The time and number of laps completed by each team or solo will determine their finishing order.
  15. In case of a tie in laps, the team or solo rider who finishes their last lap first will beat those who finish behind them (Team that has completed 28 laps with a finish time of 12:31pm would beat a team that completed 28 laps, finishing at 12:47pm. And of course, a team that completed 29 laps, finishing at 12:50pm would beat them both.)
  16. Scratching a Rider: In the event that a team loses one of its teammates due to illness, injury or exhaustion, that team may elect to “scratch” that rider from the team and continue with the race. However, the team will be listed as DNF. Also, if a team member did not meet his or her lap requirements, then that team is also listed as DNF
Riding Rules: 
- HELMET (compulsory item) All riders must wear a cycle helmet while competing, warming up or if just riding around the venue area.
- YOUR BIKE – for your own safety and enjoyment and that of other competitors, please have your bike serviced pre race so it is in race ready condition. Any 26” or 29” bikes with Minimum tire width of 1.75 will be allowed in the race. Tires must be knobby, no slick s or semi-slick tires allowed.
- ON THE DAY BIKE REPAIRS / SPARE PARTS ETC – there may be a limited service centre for on the day bike repairs. It's best if you bring your own spares or bike mechanic.
- FIRST AID – On site.
- BIKE BREAKDOWNS If a rider has a mechanical problem, they must complete the lap they are on and make it back to the transition point (yes this means by foot if necessary pushing or carrying your bike).

*** Press Release ***
FILINVEST ENDURANCE WEEKEND 2013
A RACE THROUGH PICTURESQUE SIGHTS 


Whether running on foot or wheezing by through a mountain bike, the racer, once in a competition, seems to be oblivious to the surrounding sights. But participants to “Filinvest City Endurance Weekend 2013” will be hard pressed not to take stock of the view enveloping the course of this one-of-a-kind run. 

On September 14 and 15, 2013, running and racing enthusiasts, both men and women, will be treated to one of the most picturesque race courses within the metro as they go through Filinvest City‟s varied terrain. Participants may compete in several age groups as well a mixed category in the mountain bike race. The registration fee includes a race packet (consisting of a bib number, pins, bike number, bike and helmet sticker), race shirt, finisher‟s medal, hydration, and lunch.

Filinvest City‟s well-planned environment presents a variety of relaxing sights. There are grassy hills with tended foliage that serves as parks and pocket hubs of greenery. The course will also take them to hiking trails and promenades lined with trees of mostly Philippine hardwood, and avenues lined with stately palms and shady trees. 

“By staging the "Filinvest City Endurance Weekend 2013" we believe we are encouraging more people to go out and give the body some form of physical activity—which is a healthy way to de-stress, In the process, we hope we are fostering a more respectful regard for nature” says Filinvest City's project head, Mr. Don Ubaldo.

Filinvest City is a prime development of Filinvest, a leader in property development for over fifty years. Guided by the Gotianun family’s tradition of integrity, quality and service, it forges ahead with renewed dynamism. Filinvest is committed to making the Filipino dream. For more information on Filinvest City events, call 846-0278. 

Friday, August 16, 2013

Nike Unveils New Running Technologies

*** Press Release ***
NIKE UNVEILS NEW RUNNING TECHNOLOGIES 
AND "NATURE AMPLIFIED" DESIGN ETHOS
Four new innovations are designed to enhance the running experience

NIKE, Inc., the world’s leading running brand, today unveiled four new innovations at an event at the company’s global headquarters in Beaverton, Ore. The new products are designed to enhance runners’ natural abilities and were guided by Nike’s "Nature Amplified" design ethos, an approach that is focused on designing for the body in motion and fueled by scientific data and athlete insights. Two new running shoes were introduced  — the Nike Free Flyknit and Nike Free Hyperfeel — along with two new apparel technologies, Aeroloft and Dri-FIT Knit.

“Innovation is not about creating for its own sake, it's about creating something better, designing with a purpose. Running is the heart and soul of Nike and it’s the birthplace of a constant stream of new innovations that will drive the company forward,” said Mark Parker, President & CEO of NIKE, Inc.

FOOTWEAR INNOVATIONS
The Nike Free Flyknit is the fusion of two of Nike’s most iconic footwear technologies — the compressive Nike Flyknit upper and the flexible Nike Free outsole. The Nike Free Flyknit upper features zoned performance mapping and a second-skin fit. The shoe provides the benefits of natural motion and a snug, supportive fit in a single shoe.

The Nike Free Flyknit
Designed to feel like an extension of the body by minimizing layers between the foot and the ground, the Nike Free Hyperfeel delivers a natural motion sensation for the runner. A drop-in insole made from Lunarlon foam allows the foot to have direct contact with Lunarlon cushioning. The ultra-thin waffle outsole uses strategically placed waffle pistons for grip and feel, allowing the foot to get closer to the ground.

The Nike Free Hyperfeel
APPAREL TECHNOLOGIES
Nike Aeroloft technology also debuted in the ultra-light Nike Aeroloft 800 Vest, designed to keep runners warm and comfortable in cooler conditions. Insulating down has been combined with precision ventilation that allows heat to escape the body so athletes stay dry.

The Nike Aeroloft 800 Vest
Dri-FIT Knit is an ultra-soft, lightweight fabric engineered to help athletes maintain optimal performance temperature in a variety of conditions. The technology employs visibly different knit patterns to aid breathability, while seamless construction ensures a smooth fit free of distraction.

The Nike Dri-FIT Knit
“Nature Amplified means designing for bodies in motion and creating incredible new products that work intuitively with the human body,” said Trevor Edwards, NIKE Brand President. “The footwear and apparel we’ve unveiled today is based on insights from athletes and runners at every level, combined with extensive research in our Sport Research Lab. These innovations are data-driven, but body-led."

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Alaska IronKids Video Highlights



Open to children 6 to 14 years old, Alaska IronKids Philippines is the local junior version of the international triathlon series, Ironman. Triathlon is a race that features three sporting events: running, swimming and biking. The competition is open to kids who are new to the sport and those who have already joined other triathlon events.

Alaska Ironkids aims to promote a well-balanced lifestyle for kids of today, who are used to staying indoors with TV, videogame console and the Internet as companions. Ironkids is also the perfect venue for families to bond and for parents to demonstrate in “real-time” that being HEALTHY can also be fun.

After a successful first year, Alaska IronKids is back to help kids develop the values of discipline, hard work, integrity and determination through a series of races. It has six races lined up for 2013 — two run races, two aquathlons and two triathlons.

Avon Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer Manila Run on October 13


Avon invites You to Do Something Beautiful Against Breast Cancer
Register for this year’s Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer (KGBC) Manila Run beginning August 12

Up to this day, breast cancer remains the top killer of Filipino women, creating an urgent call to every individual—not just those afflicted with the disease—to step up and take part in the fight against this life-threatening condition.

Simply knowing such facts does not change things, but concrete action towards better prevention, treatment and support, in whatever form, can go a long way. Avon, the foremost corporate advocate of breast cancer, invites every Filipino to seize the opportunity to do something through the 2013 Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer (KGBC) fundraising event.

Since its Philippine launch in 2002, it has been Avon KGBC’s  mission to help provide access to care and support to medically under-served women. This year, the company for women is once again leading the charge to gain further support for the cause by launching the ‘Do Something Beautiful Against Breast Cancer’ Campaign, the idea behind which is simple enough – it speaks to the Filipino’s innate trait of being matulungin or helpful, doing something for someone because you are capable and are willing to help another in need.

GMA 7 star Solenn Heussaff, the cause’s newest ambassador, joins Avon in inviting everyone to concretize their commitment to the fight against breast cancer that culminates with its annual Manila Run Event.

Solenn Heussaff, the cause’s newest ambassador, joins Avon in inviting everyone to concretize their commitment to the fight against breast cancer that culminates with its annual Manila Run Event on October 13, at the SM Mall of Asia Open Grounds.

For a registration fee of Php550 for the 5k event and Php700 for the 10k event, individuals will receive the Avon KGBC Race Kit, which already includes a singlet, race number and giveaway. Proceeds from the event, which will be held at the SM Mall of Asia Open Grounds on October 13, will go to the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) Breast Care Center and selected provincial hospitals.

Registration for the Run will be held beginning August 12, 2013 at the following Chris Sports Branches: SM North Edsa; SM Megamall; SM Mall of Asia; Glorietta 3, Makati; Festival Mall, Alabang; and Fitness and Athletics (The Fort).

You can also register online and get more details about the cause at www.avon.com.ph or facebook.com/AvonPhilippines, and @AvonPH on Twitter and Instagram.

Registration for the Run will be held beginning August 12, 2013 at the following Chris Sports Branches: SM North Edsa; SM Megamall; SM Mall of Asia; Glorietta 3, Makati; Festival Mall, Alabang; and Fitness and Athletics (The Fort). 
Get on your mark, and get ready to Do Something Beautiful Against Breast Cancer. Your active participation not only makes you an agent of change, but also translates into a significant contribution towards the fight against breast cancer.

About Avon  
Avon, the company for women, is a leading global beauty company, with over $10 billion in annual revenue. As the world's largest direct seller, Avon markets to women in more than 100 countries through approximately 6.5 million active independent Avon Sales Representatives.  Avon's product line includes beauty products, as well as fashion and home products, and features such well-recognized brand names as Avon Color, Anew, Skin So Soft, Advance Techniques, and Avon Naturals.  Learn more about Avon and its products at www.avoncompany.com.
 
Avon celebrates 35 Years of Making Lives More Beautiful here in the Philippines, strengthens its commitment to provide women with the best in beauty products, unparalleled earning opportunities, and to causes that safeguard the well-being of women, such as the Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer and the Speak Out Against Domestic Violence campaigns. Learn more about Avon Philippines at www.avon.com.ph

Monday, August 12, 2013

Ironman 70.3 Philippines 2013 Highlights

Ironman 70.3 Philippines 2013 Medal (photo courtesy of Pinoyfitness)
IRONMAN 70.3 FACTS:
- IronMan 70.3 Philippines is now on its fifth year. This is a world-class triathlon event held in Mactan, Cebu last Aug 4, 2013. 2,150 participants have registered from 35 countries across 6 continents (with 638 more individuals on waitlist). The slots were sold out in 4 days!
- IronMan 70.3 is composed of 1.9K swim, 90K bike and 21K run with individual and relay categories.
- The much anticipated triathlon event is a qualifier for the renowned IronMan World Championships in Las Vegas.
- Medals were designed and made by world-renowned Cebuano furniture designer Kenneth Cobonpue. This is the 2nd time he has created a masterpiece for every finisher and winner of the IronMan 70.3.
- Alaska is one of the sponsors of Cobra Ironman 70.3.

Video highlights:

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Sante Barley Domination Run on November 24, 2013


Sante Barley Domination Run 2013 is a premiere sports event with a wide range of participants, from top athletes to celebrities, executives, regular and first time runners.

WHAT: Sante Barley Domination Run 
WHEN: November 24, 2013 (Sunday)
WHERE: Aseana City, Paranaque
RACE CATEGORIES: 3km | 5km | 10km | 21km
RACE ORGANIZER: Without Limits
RACE BENEFICIARY: Philippine Eagle Foundation 

Sante Barley Domination Run 2013 Assembly and Gun Times
REGISTRATION DETAILS: 
Online (Starts on August 9):
Link: http://www.santedomination.com
* Note: For online registration, there is a  delivery charge of Php150 (anywhere in the Philippines).  Shipment starts on September 15, 2013.

In-Store (From September 1 onwards):
Sante Barley Branches
- 9/F Galleria Corporate Center
- Las Pinas
- Starmall, Muntinlupa
Chris Sports
- SM Mall of Asia
- SM Megamall
- SM North Annex
- Glorietta 3
Fitness & Athletics, BGC

REGISTRATION FEES:
- 3km – Php400
- 5km – Php500
- 10km – Php600
- 21km – Php700

Sante Barley Domination Run 2013 Race Kit Inclusions
Sante Barley Domination Run 2013 Color-coded Singlets for the different categories!
Sante Barley Domination Run 2013 Finisher Medals (except for 3K category)
Sante Barley Domination Run 2013 Finisher Shirt Design (Exclusive for 21k)
WINNER AWARDS:
Top 3 per category:
- Overall Male Winners
- Overall Female Winners
- Overall Team Champions
Per Age Group Categories
Best in Sante Barley Green outfit/costume, MALE Category
Best in Sante Barley Green outfit/costume, FEMALE Category
Youngest and Oldest Participants


Dare. Overcome. Dominate. See you there!

Thursday, August 8, 2013

Active Health Runner's Summit Rebate Promo


Enervon Activ wants to see you in the Active Health Runner's Summit. Participants can now get a P500 rebate from your registration fee. Just present a receipt of 10 pcs Enervon Activ capsules on Summit day, and you automatically get a P500 rebate. 

Avail this promo now and see you on August 17!

TEASER: Santé Barley Domination Run on November 24, 2013


Dare. Overcome. Dominate.

More details on this running event to be posted soon!

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 on September 29


The Men's Health URBANATHLON is a one-of-a-kind competition that combines traditional road race elements with rigorous obstacles and puts them against a backdrop of the Philippine urban setting.

It is the international signature event of Men's Health.

Post-race, the excitement continues at the Men's Health URBANATHLON Festival, with DJ sets, food and drink, and tons of stuff from sponsors to demo, sample and take home.

The 2013 URBANATHLON is going to be bigger, tougher and more demanding.

ARE YOU READY?

WHAT: Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 (MHU2013)
WHEN: September 29, 2013 (Sunday)
WHERE: SM Mall of Asia
RACE CATEGORIES: 5KM | 10KM | 21KM (all with obstacles)
TARGET PARTICIPANTS: 2500

Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Assembly and Gun Times
REGISTRATION DETAILS:
Registration Period: August 1 to September 25

Registration Venues:
- R.O.X. BGC
- 360 Fitness Makati
- 360 Fitness Ortigas
- 360 Fitness QC
- Gold's Gym Alabang

Registration Fees:
- 5KM: Php 850
- 10KM: Php 900
- 21KM: Php 950

Race Kit Inclusions:
- Singlet
- Race Bib
- IPICO Timing Chip (which needs to be returned after the race)
- Buff/Bandana

Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Singlet Design
Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Bandana/Buff Design
Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Actual Singlet and Bandana/Buff
Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Sample Race Bibs
Post-Race Finisher Items:
- Snacks from Century Tuna
- Hydration from Gatorade
- Finisher Shirt from Bo Athletics
- Finisher Medal
- Certificate of Completion
- Urbanathlon Finisher Cap (Exclusive for 21k only)

Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Finisher Shirt Design
Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 21k Finisher Cap Design
Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Actual 21k Finisher Cap
Men's Health URBANATHLON Boot Camp:
- August 7 and 14 at Mercato Centrale BGC (Target: 50 participants)
- Train the right way with the official coaches and race director
- Try out the obstacles before the race day
- Answer all of your race questions

RACE ROUTES:

 
 

RACE OBSTACLES:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I'll be running 21k again! This is gonna be fun! (See my MHU2012 blog post by clicking this LINK.) Let's start training for this!


Men's Health Urbanathlon 2013 Media Launch at 100 Miles Cafe BGC last July 31 (Photo courtesy of KB of Photo-Ops)