If you are reading this, chances are you are runner who is looking for a new challenge, cross-train through swimming, or venture into the world of multi-sports. Whatever the reason may be, jumping from being a runner to an aquathlete is never that easy.

Ever since new year, you must have been hitting the gym every day to burn the extra pounds to get ready for summer, you go nuts when your trainer insists that you take a day off from your workout regimen.

If you’re still thinking twice about joining the Pinoy Fitness Sub 1 10K Challenge, here are legit reasons why you should head your nearest registration sites now!

“5KM lang yan, sobrang dali! Bitin pa nga eh.” Many runners take this distance for granted, thinking that it's only for beginners.

Before we get started, let me get a few things out of the way. First, I’ve never really been a runner. I’ve never run “for fun” and I’ve purposefully avoided sports like basketball, tennis or soccer where running or sprinting are required.

Many people thought that beauty and triathlon cannot go together. For some, triathlon is categorized as a manly, competitive and intimidating sport. It’s also an activity that can affect one’s complexion even, due to the constant sun exposure and hardcore activities.

In today’s times, running has gradually become a sport not just for runners, but for those that want to stay fit as well. In the Philippines, it’s not just athletes we see running marathons—but our very own celebrities as well.

The martial arts culture in the Philippines currently faces a threat that may endanger the practice as local quarantine measures stretch on.

This June, celebrate Philippine Environment Month by running for a cause with Run2Plant: Para sa Greener Pilipinas. Plant trees and pave the way to a healthier environment!

Join the ultimate challenge at the Sulu Ultramarathon 91K on July 19, 2024. Discover the scenic landscapes of Jolo while testing your limits in an ultramarathon.