what if you actually stumble across a real crocodile during one of your runs? While your chances of coming across one is as good as you striking the 4-D first prize, crocodile sightings along our coastal shores are not unheard of. Over the years, there have been sightings at Pasir Ris beach, East Coast Beach, Sembawang Beach and more recently Sentosa.among others.
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Singapore is considered one of the safest countries in the world. We jog through park connectors at 11:00 PM, run along dimly lit paths with noise-canceling headphones, and some people even leave their belongings unattended when they go for their run!.
However, low crime does not mean no crime.
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f you’re heading out for a run during the 7th month : respect the offerings and don’t disturb burning joss paper; kick the offerings; stick to familiar, well-lit routes; run with a buddy when possible.
And if a stranger standing across a dark patch of lallang waves at you… just wave back from a safe distance.
Do not look back. Especially if he/she seems to be calling you.
Maybe, just maybe he/she is looking for a permanent running companion in the nether land.
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There are just three and a half months left until Singapore’s biggest running event: the BYD Singapore International Marathon 2026. If you have signed up but haven’t started training yet, it’s time to lace up your shoes and hit the road.
To help you achieve your goal, Xtep and Key Power Sports have launched the X-Run SG Training Camp. Designed for runners looking to set a personal best (PB) at the marathon,
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Strength and Honor!!! Week 2 of the Custom 21km Training Program. Monday came and went by in a...
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