Inspire

It’s a well known fact that people do crazy things kapag may pinagdadanan. Some cut their hair really short or dye it in an outrageous color. Others sing their heart out during videoke sessions, eat a lot of sweets, or send sawi texts in the middle of the night.

Some of us are guilty of binge scrolling our feed for hours on end - passing through pictures of good food, latest fashion, beautiful travel spots, cute dogs, etc. There are times that browsing too much on social media while not doing any physical activity for too long gives us the so called “tamaditis” where we just get too lazy to run.

On the TBR pumped up station at Nuvali, a stranger wearing a yellow shirt that was printed with "Dream Chaser" was walking towards me holding a sign that says "FREE HUG". Two of the thing I love best. Free and Hug. Yes, a hug. A simple gesture that could give the feeling of comfort and security at the same time. Just what I needed after running 30 kilometers. That was also what I needed on the 15th of May 2015 when I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.

Many people thought that beauty and triathlon cannot go together. For some, triathlon is categorized as a manly, competitive and intimidating sport. It’s also an activity that can affect one’s complexion even, due to the constant sun exposure and hardcore activities.

#PumayatAkoSaPagTakbo! We posted this motivational quote as few weeks back as a tribute to everyone who lost some weight because of running.

In today’s times, running has gradually become a sport not just for runners, but for those that want to stay fit as well. In the Philippines, it’s not just athletes we see running marathons—but our very own celebrities as well.

Looking for some motivation to help you lead an active lifestyle? Look no further! Here are 9 female celebrities that would make you want to work out ASAP!

Triathlons are no joke. It involves a rigorous course of swimming, cycling, and running all in one race -- a true test of endurance and strength!

Start walking for an hour everyday for 21 days

Sometimes, all we need to start moving is an inspiration.

“Do it not because you hate your body, but because you love yourself.” She mentioned, talking about her fitness comeback.

I recently had an opportunity to share my story for a special September issue for Women's Health Magazine Philippines and it was such a privilege to be able to share my weight loss journey...

"I credit being Asia’s No. 1 Women’s Elite Moutain Bike athlete to my dad"

Sometimes, all you need to be fit is an inspiration -- and nowadays that isn’t so hard to find. From the people we interact with to the people we see on TV/Magazine/etc., they’re practically everywhere.