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Training Smarter; Let your Feet do the Talking
Training hard isn’t enough. Training smart makes all the difference. When you work smart, you work hard on the right things, for specific results. One way is to retrieve data that enables you to optimise your training runs, leading to focused improvements. In a tech-centric era, products such as wearables,…
Read MoreGirls on Fire
Photo By: West Point – The U.S. Military Academy Take a step back, gentlemen, it’s time for the ladies to shine. Today, we see ladies from all walks of life soar to greater heights in their respective industries. It’s not news to anyone that this is no longer just…
Read MoreRugged Sports: Guide to New Zealand’s 2020 Events
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Read MoreAlluring Central Japan
Japan, as we know it today, is the perfect mix of past, present and future. The proud nation has earned the world’s respect by drawing on its technological innovations to not only benefit but also play a huge role in the life of its people. Today, it is not a…
Read MoreAzerbaijan: The Land of Fire
Azerbaijan is home to some of the world’s most interesting natural phenomenons such as the eternal flames that have earned it its moniker. It is popularly believed that the name of this beautiful nation was derived from the Persian words “Azer” and “Baydjan” meaning fire and guardian respectively, nodding…
Read MoreFires Down Under
Photo Credit: CSIRO A bushfire in the beautiful land of Australia is not an uncommon sight. In fact, it is a natural occurrence that has helped shape the biodiversity of the nation’s ecosystem. However since it began, the most recent “bushfire season” has caused a surge of fear and…
Read MoreLifestyle Special: The Alex Blake Charlie Sessions
2019’s best-kept music secret, and one any indie music lover will not want to miss is only two weeks away. The first-ever edition of Singapore’s newest music festival, The Alex Blake Charlie Sessions takes place on 7 Dec at Pasir Panjang Power Station. It will be also the first large-scale music…
Read MoreEurope’s Best: Places of Worship
As we continue on with our Europe’s Best series, we delve into majestic places of worship in the continent. In our first edition of the series, we’ve already covered some of Europe’s finest places of worship such as the St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow as well as La Sagrada Familia…
Read MoreThe Philippines’ Best Street Food
As we move on to another addition to our street food series, we move to Asia’s Pearl of the Orient – The Philippines. The Philippine street food scene is alive and pumping and is enjoyed by everyone from all walks of life. In Manila, you can find street food almost…
Read MoreRed Wing Shoes
Made for the modern woman and stitched with archival inspiration. Founded in 1905, The Red Wing Shoe Company released its first women’s boots in 1952. Since then, the Company has paved the way in building a legacy that combines comfort and style to craft the ideal boots for women. While…
Read MoreWakeboarding
Calling all adrenaline junkies! We are taking you on an exhilarating ride across waterbodies. Wakeboarding has been gaining traction in the past few years as an incredibly popular activity amongst the lovers of water sports. Surf on a specially-designed board as you are tugged forward by a high-speed a motorboat…
Read MoreIn Pictures: Jordan’s Monuments
Passed through the hands of many empires and rulers, Jordan’s landscape is peppered with megalithic monuments. These monuments tell stories as old as time and captivates the modern-day audience member precisely because so many of these places can still be seen, felt and explored. Influences from the Greeks, Romans and…
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