
Running the Singapore Bay Run & Army Half Marathon, apparently it marked a new milestone of my life. Twenty two years of living, my first long distance run and for once, after a gap of fifteen years I’ve received a medal for myself, in particular to sports.
Reason for the fifteen years of gap is mainly because after my last sports medal in primary three, balancing balls on tennis racket (for god sake long). I was in a highly tip-top well nourished obese guy, my weight grew tremedously back to sec school days. Yet in my heart, I’m still always keen to participate in sports day but looking down not being able to see my crotch makes me give up everything, what more to say about the anticipation of the annual sports day. haha.
Eventually, I decided to take part shot put before I graduated. I went in and having to realise that I’m not carrying enough weight foundation for myself either, compared to the rest of the participation in that category. Their size were just there to knock you down! The metal ball just landed right infront of me when I threw it hard. I followed the way they roared at the point of throwing. No diff.
Running the AHM is an enjoyment! Erased my past impossibility. Very fulfilling I must said, where certain distance made my adrenaline rush (I never once felt like this before) being entertained by the street side performances along the various running routes and the awesome sunrise. Looking forward to next year!
Forget the pain and suffer, because you’ve just turned from a boy to man.
This particular banner’s quote that inspires me upon reaching the finishing line, 3km away.
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