Living Witness to Cory’s Magic

I set foot in Manila months after the EDSA Revolution to attend a Youth Congress at LSGH on September 1986. Twenty three years later, when Ayala Avenue in Makati was rained with yellow confetti on August 3, I was there. A feeling of déjà vu, where it was like 1983 to 1986 again but unlikeContinue reading “Living Witness to Cory’s Magic”

For the Love of Newton

Sir Isaac Newton, was an English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, natural philosopher, alchemist, and theologian who is considered one of the most influential people in human history. – Wikipedia That’s Sir Newton. He comes with me. He runs with me when I do practice runs. He still have yet to race with me though. Sir Newton,Continue reading “For the Love of Newton”

Runners Help Build Homes

Filipino running community is very much alive. As what Takbo.ph owner said, “unlike other sports, running creates community and it will stay longer and stronger.” Building a stronger community depends on each one of us. If we really try to see beyond the negative things, we see a much improved and innovative race organizing. RunContinue reading “Runners Help Build Homes”

Do You Talk While You Race?

No two individuals are alike. Not even twins. Same goes with runners. One is fast, the other is slow. Others are serious. Some not so serious. And the list goes on. Are you one of those runners who enjoy talking while racing? Well, good for you. I can’t. As simple as that. That doesn’t meanContinue reading “Do You Talk While You Race?”

Third Milo Race, Third 21K

Didn’t have enough preparation for the half marathon race. On top of that the weather the previous week didn’t cooperate. It rained when it was time to have a practice run. But that didn’t deter me at all. Friday night, I had to meet Queenie to get my road ID but ended up in aContinue reading “Third Milo Race, Third 21K”

Running Diva the Blog is Now Two Years Old

This article was posted sometime in 2007. Read on … My running background is like almost every newbie runner in the world. One day a three-kilometer run for a cause by a non-governmental organization was organized and that was it. I was hooked. Started training on my own and never realized that I would beContinue reading “Running Diva the Blog is Now Two Years Old”

Runners Urge Vigilance During a Running Event

Last night, Kenny Roger’s SM Mega branch hosted the Bloggers Meet and Greet Activity. Jinoe, takbo.ph administrator, invited me to attend the meeting. It was well attended by fellow runners, bloggers, and friends. Thanks to Kenny’s staff for the loot bags they gave us. Que of takbo.ph, Running Diva, Run Unlimited, and Bananarunning (Photo CourtesyContinue reading “Runners Urge Vigilance During a Running Event”

Nike Lunar Glide for Women : a Review

Here is my personal running review and evaluation of the Nike Lunar Glide for women. Number of days tested: 5 June 9 June 16 June 14 June 19 June 21 Distance: 38.8 km during LSDs Weather: under heavy rain and during good weather conditions Pros Nice color combination Snug fit Roomy toe box Good cushioningContinue reading “Nike Lunar Glide for Women : a Review”

Girl Power: Will Women Outpace Men?

Have any of your running friends approached and told you some of these things? “You’re strong and fast!” “PR?!” “Podium finish? Wow!” “You’re my target.” A good friend of mine even said this to me, “You’re my target. Beating you one of these days is my nirvana!” Some male friends in the running world haveContinue reading “Girl Power: Will Women Outpace Men?”

Mizuno Running Clinic Graduates

Our last day or last Running Clinic session was spent inside Mizuno store for it rained that night. Graduation night, sans the marching and receiving of diplomas, was a huge success with just the photo ops with fellow runners and Coach Ige Lopez (in red shirt). To top it off, Leo Oracion (in white MizunoContinue reading “Mizuno Running Clinic Graduates”