Inspire

Many of us work hard to get promoted in our jobs. We put in countless hours just to finish a task, work on weekends for a big presentation, and go the extra mile to get the right kinds of connections for our businesses. But what if you have finally become a big boss in your company or maybe even a famous name in your industry? With a multitude of responsibilities that comes with it, will you still have time to be more than your career?

People sometimes ask me how I have managed to stay consistent with running. I have been running for 16 years and have completed 11 marathons....

If your daughter always leave the house and prefer to live outdoors for days, it may help her stay at home if you let her join marathons.

It's about who you become along the way - a stronger, wiser, more balanced version of yourself. Because in the end, life's a marathon, not a sprint.

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.

Ka Rene certainly piqued our interests and inspired awe in many who were there at the event grounds to see him cross that finish line with a happy grin, almost knocking over one of our marshals as he make it to the cut-off og the Sub 1 10K Challenge.

Anyone can run a marathon, and beauty queen Charlene Gonzalez proved that after successfully finishing her first ever 42 kilometer run in 5 hours and 50 seconds last Sunday

"I credit being Asia’s No. 1 Women’s Elite Moutain Bike athlete to my dad"

What if we tell you that 30-40 years ago, running in EDSA was actually ... normal

I am 41 yrs old and a father. I started running last year (2012) and my first run is a 5 kilometer race and I felt tired and dizzy when I crossed the finish line...

Sometimes, all we need to start moving is an inspiration.

The book he’d written on running and the one that leads to this article’s existence, entitled What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, is one that talks about his reflections as both runner and writer as he trained for the New York City Marathon in the year of 2005.

I gained 22 pounds in about 4 years while in College. Now looking back at my 16 year old self, I have never felt this much regret as I realize how much I unknowingly abused my body with all the junk food, alcohol, stress eating and all nighters I had done in my college years.

Luckily enough for me, I was able to witness how a fellow Filipino, Mr. Noel Tillor, finished third for the half marathon with a 1:19:58 triumph.