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These are some of the Singapore Olympians who’ve ran, jumped and swam their way into the country’s history books.
Athletes still plugging away at their sport long after their prime can make for difficult watching. When it comes to musicians, who have longer lifespans, would watching an octogenarian be as captivating as catching them in their youth? R Sivanithy asks if it’s better to fade away or burn out.
Consider joining one of Singapore’s pickleball interest clubs if you’re looking to up your game.
Urs Brutsch, Founder and Managing Partner of HP Wealth Management in Singapore, came to Singapore from Switzerland for a year in 1986 and never went back. He talks about his
The 30-strong dragon boating team of the BCF Paddlers in the Pink include women in their 70s as well as people who are still fighting the disease.
If land sports leave you sore and aching, you might want to take to the water for your workouts. Aqua aerobics offer the same benefits, with less stress on the joints.
The recent rise of pickleball as a leisure sport has attracted silvers to pick up the paddles and smack some balls on court. It’s a game you can play at your own pace, though it’s not without its risks.
A gentle sport suitable for all ages, lawn bowls is a test of players’ precision, prowess, and patience.
Reynold Godwin Pereira has written Uncle Choo, a book about coach Choo Seng Quee’s winning methods during Singapore football’s heyday in the 1970s.
For Valerie Valberg-Yeoh, growing up asthmatic only made her even more determined to lead a more active life. She took to sports and exercises and has stayed active and fit as a result.
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