The SJ10K Run Certificate

Posted by narrowband - 29/12/06 at 11:12:17 am

[Edit: WTH there was a typo in the title and I didn't realize it. I've corrected it, permalink updated] Remember the SJ10K run? Today (almost 2 months after the event) I received a huge envelope from The Star. When it reached my house the envelope was already folded here and there. I thought the content – whatever it might have been – must have been equally crumpled as well. I opened it and saw my certificate.

SJ10K

I finished in the twoooo-hunnndreddd-andd-*catches breath*-fooorrtyy-seccooooondd place… (Boy, what a mouthful!) Such a big number I wonder why even bothered recording, lol. But it’s interesting to know lah. Yeahh… I took about 3 minutes less than an hour to complete the 10km race. Even so, I ran until ‘red-lining’ my ‘engine’ already. Really respect those fit, big-timer uncles who ran like as if it was their routine morning jog. Gee…

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  1. wooo.. not baad.. i’ll never be able to complete the whole thing in less than an hour..

    congrats congrats

    Comment by CincauHangus — December 30, 2006 #

  2. Wow 56mins? clap clap clap

    Comment by Che-Cheh — December 30, 2006 #

  3. Lol thanks. I should really run more often to improve the times. These days I only do 15mins on the treadmill and stop. Not a runner’s material at all~ ;p

    Comment by narrowband — December 30, 2006 #

  4. 10km in less than 1 hour, means tat u where speeding at a speed faster than 10km/h++! not bad vid! u are faster than the force of gravity at 9.8m/s! Geez, this i just screw up the maths..

    Comment by Jian — December 31, 2006 #

  5. -_-” …

    9.8m/s is about 35.3km/h leh. Ya abit screwed up conversion there :p

    Comment by narrowband — December 31, 2006 #

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