Tuesday, October 18, 2011

My first 10K run


I made it!

These are the 1st passing thoughts I had as I crinch my way to the finish line. Yeah right. You might say. But by far this the longest competitive run I've had since college.

Especially that this run involves trail, beach and concrete run.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Runkeeper


A friend introduced to me the runkeeper.com website. It is a platform where one can track the progress of his/her exercise, fitness level, calories burned etc and most of all one's training regimen.

So far since June, I've had 43 activities, swim, bike and run total of 364 kms, burned 18000 calories! In the last 20 week, I've had at least twice per week of swim, bike run which coincides to my previous estimate.

So far so good. I have started with 78kg and now I am 73.5 +/- 5 kg. Need more diligence to go down sub 70 kg, the first since I've got married 16 years ago.

SO help me GOD!

5 Months - Routine


I am really amazed how time flies eversince my 2nd triathlon attempt last May. In the months since, these are some of the sporting events that has shaped my fitness.

I have maintained at least 2 to 3 times of exercise, ranging from swimming, biking or running. And just recently with the initiative of a social friend, we had basketball with church kids twice in a month in August!

And oh by the way, the main reasons my weekend is occupied since May is the fact that our Alumni school is host for this season's Inter school alumni basketball every saturday afternoon from 4pm onwards. So simply my routine has been that saturday AM is spent on long bike rides followed by family brunch then rest. Afternoon is spent on arranging games, studying events and responding to financial matters of the tournament.

Sundays is devoted to morning ritual of 15-20 min swim, followed by my sending my kids to the MRT. Soon after I will spend some time devoting to the WORD so I can pray over the congregation.

Routine. Repetitive. Habit. Powerful shapers of life and success of a person. Success hinges on the habits we have developed over the years. Habits, at least the right ones, gets us from a life of mediocrity to a life of small successes built to become huge ones.

Develop the right habits,routine and guaranteed a person to be a successful ones one day.

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Dynamic Duo - OSIM Triathlon


I had the privilege to participate in this years event with my buddy at church.

Long story short, I had to babysit my friend from registration, to the swim start to waiting at T1 all the way to ending the Run raising our hands in Victory!

What a way to end my 4th Triathlon attempt.