Posted May 25th, 2010 by wilson
Like many others who have been racing for more than a year, the rise in registration fees changed my racing and training routines:
1. On Overracing.
Even Dr George Sheehan in his book, “Dr. Sheehan On Running” identified overracing as something that athletes must be constantly on the lookout for. Overracing brings either injury or even [...]
Tags: Dr. Sheehan on Running, George Sheehan, injury, registration fees, Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon
Posted March 12th, 2010 by wilson
Some people, I imagine, would find it weird or even hypocritical for one to race abroad and at the same time complain about the registration fees of local races. “You pay so much for races abroad yet complain about expensive races here. Why the double standard? ‘Filipino’ or local does not necessarily mean ‘cheap’ you [...]
Tags: Condura 2010: Run for the Dolphins, registration fees, Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon
Posted January 20th, 2010 by wilson
Late last year my organization at the university tapped me for a possible fun run that would have been held in February or March of this year.
I set out to work immediately after getting my assignment, planning on what would be needed and the people that we would have to talk to and do business [...]
Tags: registration fees
Posted January 17th, 2010 by wilson
When i started out in racing, the standard registration fee was just 250 pesos. I remember finding the Condura and Greenfield races quite expensive then, but it was okay since I generally considered them as “special” races(Condura had the skyway, Greenfield was in Laguna). The standard registration fee kept on rising all through out 2009 [...]
Tags: Century Superbods Run 2010, Condura 2010: Run for the Dolphins, registration fees, Timex Run
