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Is Singapore a sporting success?
An informal poll of 30 teenagers between the ages of 13 and 22 who represent their schools in sports revealed that all 30 teenagers believe that they will not be able to enjoy a promising future playing sports in this country.
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2009's top fitness trends
Looking for a fitness activitiy? Find out what's hot in Singapore and the rest of the world. |
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Army craze
Relatively cheaper than hiring a personal trainer, boot camp-style workouts may just be the kick in the butt that you need.
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Sun, sand and sea-cret
East Coast Park, MacRitchie Reservoir and the Southern Ridges all too crowded? Head to the Changi Point Coastal Walk. |
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Martial art gets kick-start
After the hit movie based on Wing Chun master Ip Man, the Chinese martial art has seen a surge in interest.
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Keep on swinging
Yes, golf is a sport. Here's the evidence, and a lot of it has to do with the swing. |
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Gym refunds ex-client after bailiff turns up
Complaints to Case against True Fitness surged to 37 last year; bailiff turns up to seize gym equipment.
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Fighting fit, the Wing Chun way
Learn more about Wing Chun from two masters in Singapore; and find out where to catch a demo and workshop. |
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Sweat it out
One of the facts about sweat: You cannot sweat off extra pounds.
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